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Georgina O'Toole

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As seen in: TechMarketView, IT Channel Oxygen
Chief Analyst @TechMarketView; 25 years in ICT, 22 years an analyst, 20 years - & counting - tracking public sector; @TechUK board member. Still juggling!
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*UKHotViewsExtra* MOD's US tech dependency deepens, raising sovereignty concerns

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By Georgina O'Toole, Dale Peters Verified
| TechMarketView Verified
Wednesday 21 January 2026 By Georgina O'Toole and Dale Peters Within weeks, the Ministry of Defence has awarded or expanded three significant contracts with US software companies - a £240 million Palantir contract expansion (three times the 2022 value), plus two Oracle deals, including AI deployment aboard HMS Prince of Wales. The timing is awkward.
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Assessing The Scale Claims

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By Georgina O'Toole
| IT Channel Oxygen Verified
Trustmarque and Ultima Business Solutions announced, towards the end of last month, their intention to merge, creating what the companies describe as “one of the UK’s largest IT channel players” with a combined Gross Invoiced Income (GII) expected to reach £1bn. Simon Williams, currently CEO of Trustmarque, will lead the merged entity, with Jamie Beaumont from Ultima taking the CFO role.
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Are 'Gen AI Coffee Breaks' Hiding A Deeper Transformation Crisis?

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By Georgina O'Toole
| IT Channel Oxygen Verified
A remark at Fortune’s recent Brainstorm AI Singapore conference has sparked intense debate across the tech and public sectors. Ramine Tinati, Chief AI Officer at Accenture, suggested that giving employees faster tools might simply lead to more coffee breaks rather than measurable productivity gains.
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