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Prisoners will not be kept on a single database Public Accounts Committee unleashes fresh salvo against beleaguered prisoner's database Delays and overspend in the delivery of an offender tracking database were the result of over-optimism and lack of... Full Article at VNUNet.com
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C-NOMIS is a singular example of comprehensively poor project management, and roll out of the re-scoped programme has only just begun. Full Article at The Register
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The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has branded the government’s delayed and over-budget IT project to set up a single database to manage offenders through the prison and probation services a ‘shambles’, in a damning report published today. Full Article at Law Society Gazette
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Parliament's Public Accounts Committee has issued a scathing attack on the implementation of the National Offender Management Information System. In a report on the programme, the committee describes it as a singular example of poor project management. Full Article at ZDNet UK
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The project aimed to track offenders through the justice system A government IT project for tracking offenders in England and Wales through the criminal justice system was a "shambles", MPs have said. Full Article at BBC News
