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Mastek UK Subsidiary Secures Oracle Cloud Transformation Deal With Staffordshire County Council

Mumbai: Mastek (UK) Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mastek Limited, announced on October 8, 2026, that it has been selected by Staffordshire County Council for an Oracle Cloud transformation programme. Programme Scope This programme will encompass finance, procurement, human resources, and payroll functions. Mastek will utilise its ADOPT AI platform to establish a single, integrated Oracle…

Mastek UK Subsidiary Secures Oracle Cloud Transformation Deal With Staffordshire County Council

Mastek UK's subsidiary, Mastek Limited, has been chosen by Staffordshire County Council to undertake an Oracle Cloud transformation programme, announced on October 8, 2026. The programme will cover finance, procurement, human resources, and payroll functions, aiming to consolidate legacy systems, improve data governance, enhance employee experience, and establish a modern digital foundation for future changes.

Staffordshire County Council, which serves over 8.75 lakh residents, values efficient corporate systems as part of its evolving operating model.

Abhishek Singh, President UKI & Europe at Mastek, expressed confidence in the council's objectives, stating that local authorities are increasingly focused on modernising operations. Pete Shakespear, Director of Finance & Resources at Staffordshire County Council, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the importance of modern, efficient systems.

Mastek will leverage its ADOPT AI platform to create a unified Oracle Cloud platform for the council. The strategic objectives of the transformation include cutting subscription costs and boosting outcomes. Mastek's selection process considered its Oracle Cloud expertise, extensive experience in UK local government, and collaborative delivery approach.

This engagement strengthens Mastek's position as a transformation partner within UK Local Government and provides a reference point for other local authorities considering modernisation initiatives.

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