Analysis of G-Cloud spend for 2014 show who bought what from whom. Helpful for organisations that are thinking of supplying to the public sector. Further details at GovSpend.Org.UK.
Total G-Cloud spending from the UK public sector in October 2014 was £345 million, with 79% spent on Software as a Service and 12% on Infrastructure as a Service. The number of customers increased by 46 to 643 total, and suppliers grew by 18 to 428 total. Year-to-date spending in 2014 reached £250 million total, with 80% on Software as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service spending starting to accelerate as more exemplar services go live.
The document summarizes UK government spending data through August 2014 from the G-Cloud program. It shows that total G-Cloud spending was £270 million, with monthly spending of £14.3 million in August. The number of customers increased to 576 while suppliers grew to 379. Most spending was on software and cloud services, with infrastructure spending growing the fastest year-over-year. Charts display spending trends by month and breakdowns of top customers, suppliers, and purchased products.
G-Cloud stats - 2014-07 - details of G-Cloud spend to end July 2014GovSpend.Org.UK
Total spending on the UK Government's G-Cloud program was £249 million as of July 2014, with software and cloud services making up the vast majority at 79% and 13% respectively. The number of customers increased by 27 to 551 over the previous month, while suppliers grew by 23 to 366. Spending in 2014 alone reached £155 million, representing consistent categories with total spending figures. Infrastructure as a service saw the largest growth at 347% from 2013 to 2014.
G-Cloud spend statistics for September 2014David Dinsdale
Total spending on the UK Government's G-Cloud program was £314 million by the end of September 2014, with spending of £26.5 million in September alone. There were 597 customer organizations and 410 approved suppliers on the program at that time. The majority of spending (79%) was on software as a service (SaaS), with infrastructure as a service (IaaS) seeing the fastest growth at 479% year-over-year.
G-Cloud Spend statistics - data to end Jan 2015David Dinsdale
The document discusses spending data from the UK public sector's G-Cloud program. It notes that total G-Cloud spending as of January 2015 was £467 million, with monthly spending of £25.1 million expected to be revised to £40 million. The majority (80%) of spending was on software and cloud services, with overall G-Cloud spending expected to reach £500 million in 2015.
A summary presentation of G-Cloud spend data up to and including September 2013. Includes details of new customers and new suppliers to the framework. Further details on www.GovSpend.Org.UK
The document summarizes spending data from the UK public sector's G-Cloud program for February 2014. It reports that total G-Cloud spending for the period was £124 million, with £13.4 million spent in February alone. The number of customers increased to 380 with 22 new additions, while suppliers grew to 273 with 24 new signups. The majority (79%) of spending was on software and cloud services.
Total G-Cloud spending from the UK public sector in October 2014 was £345 million, with 79% spent on Software as a Service and 12% on Infrastructure as a Service. The number of customers increased by 46 to 643 total, and suppliers grew by 18 to 428 total. Year-to-date spending in 2014 reached £250 million total, with 80% on Software as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service spending starting to accelerate as more exemplar services go live.
The document summarizes UK government spending data through August 2014 from the G-Cloud program. It shows that total G-Cloud spending was £270 million, with monthly spending of £14.3 million in August. The number of customers increased to 576 while suppliers grew to 379. Most spending was on software and cloud services, with infrastructure spending growing the fastest year-over-year. Charts display spending trends by month and breakdowns of top customers, suppliers, and purchased products.
G-Cloud stats - 2014-07 - details of G-Cloud spend to end July 2014GovSpend.Org.UK
Total spending on the UK Government's G-Cloud program was £249 million as of July 2014, with software and cloud services making up the vast majority at 79% and 13% respectively. The number of customers increased by 27 to 551 over the previous month, while suppliers grew by 23 to 366. Spending in 2014 alone reached £155 million, representing consistent categories with total spending figures. Infrastructure as a service saw the largest growth at 347% from 2013 to 2014.
G-Cloud spend statistics for September 2014David Dinsdale
Total spending on the UK Government's G-Cloud program was £314 million by the end of September 2014, with spending of £26.5 million in September alone. There were 597 customer organizations and 410 approved suppliers on the program at that time. The majority of spending (79%) was on software as a service (SaaS), with infrastructure as a service (IaaS) seeing the fastest growth at 479% year-over-year.
G-Cloud Spend statistics - data to end Jan 2015David Dinsdale
The document discusses spending data from the UK public sector's G-Cloud program. It notes that total G-Cloud spending as of January 2015 was £467 million, with monthly spending of £25.1 million expected to be revised to £40 million. The majority (80%) of spending was on software and cloud services, with overall G-Cloud spending expected to reach £500 million in 2015.
A summary presentation of G-Cloud spend data up to and including September 2013. Includes details of new customers and new suppliers to the framework. Further details on www.GovSpend.Org.UK
The document summarizes spending data from the UK public sector's G-Cloud program for February 2014. It reports that total G-Cloud spending for the period was £124 million, with £13.4 million spent in February alone. The number of customers increased to 380 with 22 new additions, while suppliers grew to 273 with 24 new signups. The majority (79%) of spending was on software and cloud services.
G-Cloud Spend Statistics - data to end March 2014David Dinsdale
The document summarizes spending data from the UK public sector's G-Cloud program for March 2014. It reports that total G-Cloud spending for the period was £154 million, with £26.2 million spent in February 2014. The number of customers increased to 437 with 23 new customers, and suppliers grew to 300 with 21 new suppliers during the month. Most spending was on software and cloud services categories.
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The installed system also took advantage of any time of day energy costs differences and assessed the potential for the system to supply energy grid services at further Anglian Water sites.
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Total spending on the G-Cloud framework through June 2014 was £217 million, with £18.2 million spent in June alone. The number of customers increased to 524 and suppliers grew to 343. Most spending was on software and cloud services, with managed cloud services accounting for £172.2 million of total expenditure. Average monthly spending has risen by about £1 million and is now near £21 million, as new customers are added at a rate of 20-40 per month.
The public sector spent £191 million through the G-Cloud framework as of the end of May 2014, with £11.9 million spent in May alone. The number of customers increased to 491 and suppliers grew to 322. Software as a service accounted for the largest portion of spending at £152 million, followed by software at £25.5 million. Spend per month has been averaging about £20 million and the top frameworks and suppliers were noted.
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The document is an analyst presentation providing an overview of a company's FY13 results and 2014-2018 strategic plan. Some key highlights:
- FY13 revenues increased 5% to €1,896 million driven by a 7.4% increase in other activities revenues. EBITDA increased 6.5% to €1,481 million.
- The 2014-2018 strategic plan confirms a "dual strategy" focusing on both traditional regulated activities and new non-traditional opportunities. Key targets include cumulative capex of €3.6 billion and a blended return of 7.7% by 2018.
- Storage projects and international interconnections represent over €400 million in non-traditional activity deals already
The document summarizes the financial results and growth of a company for the year ending March 2013. It reported revenue growth of 29% to £43.1 million, adjusted EBITDA growth of 48% to £16.5 million, and adjusted profit before tax growth of 56% to £10.7 million. Over the past four years, the company has achieved a compound annual growth rate of 32.94% for revenue, 74.4% for adjusted EBITDA, and 116.1% for basic adjusted earnings per share. The company owns 8 data centers, an fibre network, and has acquired 8 companies since 2009 to continue its strategy of focusing on managed cloud hosting and satisfying demand for complex hosting solutions.
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- Higher earnings reported for Europe & Asia/Pacific in a flat market. Improved demand and supply chain productivity in Americas cut the seasonal operating loss in half with positive dealer channel sales.
- Construction reported continued profitable growth and margin expansion with sales up 6% and EBIT growth of 27%.
Interim Review January-June 2014: Strong development in orders received continued - profitability improvement proceeding according to plan
Presentation material at the news conference on July 31, 2014.
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- EBITDA declined slightly by 2% to SEK 1.56 billion.
- Net sales grew 3% to SEK 6.96 billion.
- Momentum continued in Sweden, the Baltics, and Kazakhstan with growth in mobile revenue. The Netherlands saw mobile revenue growth offset by a decline in fixed revenue.
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- Husqvarna announced a new brand-driven organization to be implemented in January 2015 in order to better focus on customer needs and drive further differentiation in its business models. Key brands will become separate divisions.
- An accelerated improvement program aims to achieve a 10% operating margin by 2015 and has supported results improvement through cost reductions and prioritized product sales.
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The installed system also took advantage of any time of day energy costs differences and assessed the potential for the system to supply energy grid services at further Anglian Water sites.
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This document provides information about a real estate property listing including the square footage of the home and land as well as contact information for an agent named Capitu Oliver and their phone number and email.
Total spending on the G-Cloud framework through June 2014 was £217 million, with £18.2 million spent in June alone. The number of customers increased to 524 and suppliers grew to 343. Most spending was on software and cloud services, with managed cloud services accounting for £172.2 million of total expenditure. Average monthly spending has risen by about £1 million and is now near £21 million, as new customers are added at a rate of 20-40 per month.
The public sector spent £191 million through the G-Cloud framework as of the end of May 2014, with £11.9 million spent in May alone. The number of customers increased to 491 and suppliers grew to 322. Software as a service accounted for the largest portion of spending at £152 million, followed by software at £25.5 million. Spend per month has been averaging about £20 million and the top frameworks and suppliers were noted.
FY2013 and 2014-2018 Strategic Plan (March 25, 2014)Terna SpA
The document is an analyst presentation providing an overview of a company's FY13 results and 2014-2018 strategic plan. Some key highlights:
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- The 2014-2018 strategic plan confirms a "dual strategy" focusing on both traditional regulated activities and new non-traditional opportunities. Key targets include cumulative capex of €3.6 billion and a blended return of 7.7% by 2018.
- Storage projects and international interconnections represent over €400 million in non-traditional activity deals already
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G cloud stats Dec 2014 - Analysis of G-Cloud spend for 2014
1. GovSpend.Org.UK
Helping you win business from the Public Sector
G-Cloud Spend – end Dec 2014 data – Total Spend £431m
Monthly Spend
£31.7m In December 2014
Total Customers
695 An increase of 21 from
last month
Total Suppliers
455
An increase of 13
from last month
80%
12%
1% 7%
SCS - £344.4m
SaaS - £49.7m
PaaS - £5.7m
IaaS - £31.4m
Highlights this month
2. GovSpend.Org.UK
Helping you win business from the Public Sector
2014 G-Cloud Spend – £336m
Spend by lot in 2014
IaaS and PaaS spend are starting
to accelerate as more of the
exemplars go live
Growth
700%
In percentage terms,
IaaS is growing quickest
– from £3.8m in 2013
to £27.2m in 2014
81%
10%
1% 8%
SCS - £270.4m
SaaS - £34.5m
PaaS - £4.3m
IaaS - £27.2m
Commentary
3. Spend by month - £m
Notes
1 Expect December figures to be increased to
about £35m when January figures are
released.
Average monthly spend is £34m and
increasing by £1.8m a month.
GovSpend.Org.UK
Helping you win business from the Public Sector
Growth of framework
2 Average monthly increased to
£34m