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      <description>Location: Nottingham | Salary: &amp;pound;750 - &amp;pound;900/day | Type: Contract | Interim Data Solutions Architect    £(Apply online only) per day | East Midlands / Hybrid | Initial 4 weeks    I''m looking for an experienced Interim Data Solutions Architect for an assignment with a specialist UK organisation that has recently secured a significant long-term government contract.    The business is now moving through the mobilisation period ahead of operational go-live next year.    They know what they have committed to deliver and already have proposals from specialist technology suppliers covering elements of the future environment.    What they need now is someone independent to come in and establish:    What do we have today?  What needs to change to support the new contract?  Is what''s being proposed technically appropriate?  And what''s the most sensible way of getting there?    This is not a high-level data strategy exercise, nor is it a role simply implementing a predefined solution.    You''ll need to get underneath the existing environment and understand how data currently moves through the organisation, the systems and processes supporting it, where the gaps and risks sit, and how that compares with the future operational requirements.    From there, y...</description>
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