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What are the challenges facing IT leaders in post-election Britain?
Is the change of government likely to change the situation?
Driving productivity in order to fund growth is key, says Kevin Griffin, CIO - EMEA of GE Capital. Other IT leaders from Transport for London, the UK's Ministry of Justice and Luup share their views on the post-election outlook at a Fujitsu Executive Discussion Evening. To view the keynote speeches from the event, sign in to our Members' Area.
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