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Ticon's implementation of prepaid at London Borough of Lewisham has won a PayBefore.com award for the best Non-US Based Prepaid Programme. |
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How important is the World Cup going to be for National finances? Whichever party forms the next Government, their ability to direct the finances may well be significantly affected by the performance of the England Football team during the World Cup. |
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The problem with cutting costs is that it costs money. What can Government do to make the investment needed to cut costs? |
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Could "Just in Time" deliveries be the cause of the gritting shortage? Councils are getting pilloried for a shortage of road salt, but are property prices the real reason for the shortage? |
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Our papers
 A comprehensive guide on how to use e-auctions to deliver savings, covering key elements of how e-auctions can deliver savings, how to collaborate on e-auctions and how to comply with the EU tender regulations.
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What our clients say
 "Ticon has provided excellent project support across three concurrent service transformation National Projects. When the National Process Improvement Project needed someone to manage the publication of all of the outputs, we were happy that Ticon was awarded the contract. I know I can always rely on Ticon’s structured approach to project management and their professionalism and attention to detail."
Colin Whitehouse, Senior Advisor, Communities and Local Government |
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Our services
 With over ten years of working with e-procurement software, Ticon can give you the support you need to implement and manage a wide range of e-procurement technologies. From advice on how to implement large scale enterprise solutions, to small scale web service solutions, we understand how to configure solutions to deliver the greatest savings. |
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Newsletter features
Could "Just in Time" deliveries be the cause of the gritting shortage? Councils are getting pilloried for a shortage of road salt, but are property prices the real reason for the shortage? |
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