A director of the National Audit Office (NAO) has said
that the IT plans for Universal Credit were “probably over ambitious”, placing
blame mostly on governance issues within the department. Max Tse was speaking at a Westminster Social Policy Forum
Keynote Seminar where he said that although the NAO supported the vision for
the government’s welfare reforms, execution has not been perfect. The NAO
recently released a damning report on Universal Credit, where it claimed that
the project had been badly managed and has failed to deliver against its
rollout targets. Read more on Computerworld UK.
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