Consultation outcome

Replacing GCF core services: proposed future model

• From: Cabinet Office
• Published: 27 May 2015

This was published under the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government

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GCF core services: proposed future model survey feedback and outcome

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Detail of outcome

This is a report on the feedback and outcome from the survey on the proposed future core services model for replacing the GCF core services.

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Original consultation

Summary

The Cabinet Office is seeking the views of the PSN community on its proposed future core services model.

This consultation ran from
12:30pm on 27 May 2015 to midday on 19 June 2015

Consultation description

We are requesting feedback from the PSN community on our proposed future core services model for replacing the current GCF core services. This GSi Convergence Framework (GCF), which was set up to enable the migration to the Public Services Network (PSN), expires in August 2015. It provides access to a number of essential and add-on services used by most PSN-connected organisations, which are referred to as GCF core services.

We have developed a new model for supplying primary core services in the future, which will make it simpler and clearer for PSN customers.

We’re now seeking the views of the PSN community on this model to get feedback on the overall approach, ensure the proposed solutions are workable and understand if PSN customers foresee any issues with its implementation.

PSN community members that have not already received the proposals document can request a copy by contacting the PSN team at public-services-network@digital.cabinet-office.gov.uk.

Published 27 May 2015