Two firms have won places on a multi-supplier framework to provide software to administer a series of pension schemes for a coalition of 10 councils.
Latest news
10/12/13
Around two thirds of public bodies are now complying with standards required by the Public Services Network (PSN), it was announced today.
09/12/13
The Cabinet Office is considering proposals which would see councils across the UK contributing £1,000 each to help beef up a central resource to assist local authorities seeking to comply with the Public Services Network.
Latest features
20/11/13
Publictechnology.net caught up with David Wilde, chief information officer at Essex County Council about the savings being made through ICT.
01/11/13
Patient records are the lifeblood of the health service. Joshua Chambers examines the analytics techniques that can improve public health and the operation of the NHS – and the sensitivities around privacy and data protection.
28/10/13
Publictechnology.net examines the performance of civil service project managers on three major ICT projects in the Department for Health.
Opinion
27/11/13
Des Ward shares some valuable tips on giving your local authority the best chance of getting PSN accreditation.
15/11/13
Stuart Johnson says there is plenty of material for the recently announced Office of Fair Trading investigation into the procurement of ICT to get its teeth into.
10/10/13
The Universal Credit (UC) programme run by the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) was promoted as a showcase of how Agile would work in the UK Public Sector. However, the National Audit Office (NAO) has published a report on Universal Credit including the news that the programme could be a £425m potential write-off.
