G cloud stats - 2013-10 - data as at 27th Nov
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- 1. GovSpend.Org.UK Helping you win business from the Public Sector G-Cloud Spend – end Oct 2013 data – £m 1% 4% 19% SCS - £48.1m SaaS - £12.1m PaaS - £0.6m 76% IaaS - £2.6m Highlights this month Monthly Spend £7.0m In October. Total now > £63m New Customers 20 Bringing total customers to 306 New Suppliers 15 Bringing total suppliers to 204
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