John Suffolk - UK Government CIO

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John Suffolk has been the UK government CIO. In this interview he talks with Mark Kobayashi-Hillary about the British government's relation with offshore suppliers. John was interviewed at the NASSCOM conference in Mumbai, India in February 2010.

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