The Government Is Still Using Computer Systems From The 70S And Some Of Them Are Becoming A Problem
The report, from the House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts, said too many senior government officials lack the “know-how for making good decisions and to drive digital business change”. The committee also found it had “no clear plane to replace or modernize legacy systems and data” that are critical to public service delivery. SEE: Innovation is hard. Here are five ways to make it easier “Legacy systems, some of which date back to the 1970s, are widespread across government, which relies on them for important services such as managing the UK’s borders and paying the state pension,” the committee said....