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About
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Kable has been organising conferences and exhibitions since 1990, addressing the information age issues most relevant to public service business leaders and IS decision-makers. Our events are well-known for their stimulating and common-sense approach, and provide excellent networking opportunities across the public services. These events utilise the wealth of knowledge and experience of key industry figures as well Kable and Guardian commentators. You can see a list of our upcoming events below.
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For private sector ICT suppliers we also offer workshops and masterclasses to keep you up to date on the many complex processes used in the public sector.
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Kable also organise three annual co-located exhibitions and conferences, SmartGov Live (formerly known as GC Live), Smart Healthcare Live and The Public Procurement Show.
The shows will be taking place on 15 & 16 June 2010 at ExCeL London and are FREE to attend. SmartGov Live and Smart Healthcare Live are aimed at IT professionals working in the public sector and The Public Procurement Show attracts professionals responsible for procurement across the public sector. Each exhibition is supported with a heavy weight conference and supplier solutions, covering the hot topics and led by leading figures from both the private and public sector.
Register FREE today by clicking on the relevant show title.
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Coming up
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Most recent
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The Public Sector procurement processes go to extraordinary lengths to prevent relationships and direct contact with the decision makers influencing the outcome of a procurement competition.
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While the private sector is cutting back on investment, the public sector is maintaining, and in some areas even increasing its spend. How well are you positioned to take advantage of this?
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How do you ensure you get to the next round?
The response to the Pre Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) is very often a knee jerk response to the questionnaire arriving on the desk. This masterclass will explore the most common PQQ problems and we will use your own real examples to develop a pragmatic approach dealing with them.





