ICT

Commissioning and managing the councils digital and technical infrastructure

  • IT use and contracts

    1. How many desktop users do you have in your organisation that have a PC/laptop? Total computers in use are 4671 of which: • 214 Desktops • 3390 Laptops • 1067 Tablets 2. What Microsoft products and versions do you … Continue reading →

  • ICT hardware contract and spend 2020

    Please may I know the information on the following (all hardware): • £m Projected Spend on ICT 2020 • £m Projected Spend on Print 2020 in response to both questions, we can confirm that for the financial year 2019/20 DCC … Continue reading →

  • Library Radio Frequency Infrastructure

    “With regard to your Library Radio Frequency IDentification infrastructure, please fill in the table below:- Brand / Model / Device Name Year Purchased Number Purchased Self Service Kiosk RFID Gates Book Sorter Self Check 400 Information not held 63 Information … Continue reading →

  • Web filtering

    Which Web Filtering Solution do you currently have implemented at the local authority? We confirm that information is held which meets the scope of this request. However, it is considered that the disclosure of this information may have the potential … Continue reading →

  • Fax machines

    * Does your organisation use physical fax machines? Yes * If yes, how many fax machines does your organisation have? * Does your organisation have an on-premise fax infrastructure (no physical fax machines, but a fax server hosted by your … Continue reading →

  • ICT security and Microsoft Enterprise Agreement

    Standard Firewall (Network) – Firewall service protects your corporate Network from unauthorised access and other Internet security threats 1.Who is the existing supplier for this contract? SCC 2. What does the organisation annual spend for each of contract? The contract … Continue reading →

  • Office and IT contracts

    Can I request the following information: Number of employees at the council 4,736 Web Filtering Provider A public disclosure of this information would  place Devon County Council at risk of fraud and crime. Such systems protect the Council from malware, … Continue reading →