2014 Report details for project: Public Services Network Programme

Project name Public Services Network Programme - there are 2 reports for this project: 2013, 2014
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Report year 2014 (data is from September 2013)
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Description: To create a secure Public Services Network comprising a network of networks built to common standards that enables the delivery of public services from any place by any provider; in doing so it will create a competitive marketplace to significantly reduce the cost of telecommunications services and enable different ways of delivering public services.
DCA (RAG) Amber
DCA text: Good progress has been made on improving the areas of the project related to Governance, Scope, Funding, Resourcing, Stakeholder Engagement and Communications, Compliance testing and approval, preparing for Business as Usual. The Governance issue, Scope and Compliance have now been addressed. The funding issue will be closed out by the end of March 2014 which in turn addresses the resource issue. Stakeholder and Comms and preparation for Business as Usual are ongoing. BaU preparation expected to be complete by May 2014. While a number of risks and issues exist these are being actively managed and they do not pose a major risk to successful delivery of the programme.
Start date 2012-08-16
End date 2015-10-13
Schedule text PSN has consistently achieved over 90% of its milestones against the ORIGINAL baseline.
Baseline £0.00m
Forecast £0.00m
Variance 0.00%
Variance text: N/A variance less than 5%
Whole Life Cost £27.29m
WLCost text: No departmental narrative
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Sourcefile IPA_2014.csv

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