Precisely, the global leader in data integrity has announced that it is now listed on G-Cloud 13, the UK Governments Digital Marketplace. Thirteen of its data integrity solutions are now listed on the G-Cloud Digital Marketplace. They include the following:
- Precisely Connect
- EngageOne Communicate
- Precisely Spectrum Spatial
- Precisely Ironstream
- Precisely Spectrum Quality
- Precisely (Syncsort) Capacity Management (fka “Athene”)
- Precisely Spectrum OnDemand
- Precisely Spectrum Big Data Toolkit for Location Intelligence
- Precisely Data360 Govern
- Precisely Spectrum Geocoding
- Precisely Data360 DQ+
- Precisely Location Intelligence APIs
- Precisely Trillium
The Digital Marketplace is one of the worlds leading public sector marketplaces. It enables the UK public sector to simplify its procurement processes with its list of curated vendors. It marks Precisely as a trusted supplier to UK central and local government and other public sector organisations.
Precisely was previously listed on G-Cloud 12 and won a deal with Birmingham City Council through the marketplace. It also won a tender at the Met Office and the NHS Property Services for Data 360 Govern and Data360 DQ+ in H2 2022. Other wins in the public sector include:
- Sedgemoor District Council, Somerset
- Torfaen County Borough Council, Wales
- Southwark Council, London
- Devon and Cornwall police
Jay Reilly, SVP – EMEA at Precisely, commented, “Whether organisations are looking to move from antiquated mainframes to the cloud, create data governance frameworks, build data quality for a 360° view of their citizens, or leverage powerful spatial insights, successful digital transformation programmes need to be fuelled by accurate, consistent, and contextual data.
“Our placement on G-Cloud 13 means public sector organisations can more easily access our portfolio of data integrity solutions, empowering them to make the confident decisions needed to improve the lives of citizens.”
Enterprise Times: What does this mean?
This is a significant move from Precisely as it looks to target the public sector in the UK. The use of analytics is critical for public sector organisations. A recent study (registration required) based on a survey of 129 chief officers, directors and heads of departments from government agencies and public bodies from the Central Gov Strategy Forum found 65% of organisations have increased spending on analytics in the last year (the highest).
Furthermore, one of the main findings from the report states, “As the amount of data available to government departments has continued to increase in recent years, the value gained from effectively harnessing this information is strongly recognised. Effective analysis of data can maximise efficiencies, streamline processes and allow for better data-informed decisions to be made.”
With multiple listings on the Digital Marketplace, Precisely will hope to rapidly increase the number of wins through the platform. The Precisely team will also be available at the upcoming Public Sector Data Summit on January 19th at the QEII Centre, Westminster, London. Being listed on G-Cloud is only the first step, and Precisely will hope it can initiate and strengthen relationships at the event and evolve prospects to customers of its data integrity solutions.
