IBM UK & Ireland Managing Director Rahul Kalia added ... and Palo Alto Networks. The Home Office has also confirmed that EE won the contract to provide the mobile communications infrastructure ...

The UK's Home Office has selected IBM to develop a new communications network for frontline emergency services. The Home Office revealed this week it had chosen IBM to support the modernization of the ...

A major chunk of the money (about 60 percent) will go to third-party suppliers, sub-contracted by IBM. These are Samsung Electronics, Ericsson, Frequentis, Exponential-E, and Palo Alto Networks. The ...

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The Home Office has partnered with IBM to help deliver its overdue Emergency Services Network. The deal will see IBM provide software equipping more than 300,000 personnel with data-sharing functions ...

The Home Office said the system will help provide vital ... Rahul Kalia, managing partner at IBM UK and Ireland, said: “We are proud to support the Emergency Services Network in delivering ...

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Infrastructure is optimized for infusing AI into mission-critical transactions and tightly integrated with IBM Software including Red Hat for accelerated hybrid cloud benefits. The Financing ...

Ericsson detailed a collaboration with IBM UK to deliver key elements of a fresh emergency services network (ESN) in the nation, a move the vendor positioned as swift action by BT’s consumer arm EE ...

while IBM, as the User Services supplier, will oversee the design, build, and integration of the ESN platform. This includes deploying a dual 4G/5G standalone mobile core network and ensuring the ...