Stuart Roebuck

Random thoughts which are more likely than not to be something about efficient organisations, the public sector or the programming language Scala.

Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Big IT is past its sell by date, but Scotland is ripe for the picking

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In Westminster the government has just woken up after decades of slumbers and realised that IT can be done efficiently and can be done well....
Tuesday, 18 October 2011

What is the Public Sector Network (PSN): a cloud of confusion?

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Recent announcements on the ICT Infrastructure programme for the Scottish Government and press coverage have drawn my attention to the Publi...
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Tuesday, 23 August 2011

COSLA Police Summit - 23 Aug 2011

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Concerned by the way things appear to be going with plans for a single force in Scotland, I attended the COSLA organised “Police Summit” tod...
Friday, 19 August 2011

A single Police force in Scotland, a single Fire and Rescue service in Scotland - a costly change for no good reason

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Why does centralisation save money? A common theme in Scottish public sector thinking right now is the cost saving benefits of centralisat...
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Saturday, 6 August 2011

Investigating the figures behind the facts - The future of policing in Scotland - the one force model

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"The projected long-term savings under a new structure are up to £154m a year, every year." (Scottish Government Spokesman quot...
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Stuart Roebuck
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Problem Solver, Innovator and Divergent Thinker
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