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Thursday, 17 April 2008

Police single sign-on delayed

Police officers will not have a single digital identity for secure access to national IT systems until two years after originally planned.

Contract tenders have been cancelled for the original multimillion-pound project, which aimed to give a single log-on method for officers accessing applications such as the Police National Computer (PNC).

The scheme, ­ first scheduled to be finished in April 2007, ­ has undergone a change in core strategy.

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Large scale IT projects seem to be the bane of the public sector - they are alomost always delayed or a complete disaster when implemented. This police sign-in debacle is only the latest in a no-doubt never ending run of poorly managed contracts.

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