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Public Technology provides independent editorial content, opinion and interaction to 150,000 ICT public sector professionals.

By delivering practical advice and guidance with daily news updates, blogs, expert interviews and podcasts through our website and in regular email bulletins we will ensure we meet the needs of our growing audience. We currently deliver 1m page impressions across the Public Technology network of sites, one of the largest reaches available in the UK. We have 10,000 profiled members.

We are also proud to run the E-Government Awards, the UKs most prestigious technology event for the Public Sector - 2009 saw 472 entries, 72 finalists and 11 winners.

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Editor's Manifesto: Tales of the entirely expected

"Several weeks into the new era of Coaltiion Government and certain key themes are emerging. First up, it's clear that the battle of the 'who can get their memoirs out the door quick enough to steal a march in the revisionist history stakes' has been triumphantly won by M'Lord Mandelson (Weren't those TV ads scary – the velvet smoking jacket, the leather fireside chair, all that Brillcream! The only thing missing was the theme tune to Tales of the Unexpected and the accompanying prancing sillouette of Harriet Harman or Diane Abbott dancing!)” Read more

The Dispatch Box: Data quality and the public sector

Colin Rickard, managing director EMEA at SAS subsidiary Dataflux, argues public sector data must be of high quality if the efficiencies promised with ICT and infrastructure is to be realised.

"Tackling the public sector’s data integration and data quality challenges is a tough prospect. The challenge may require more effort than a comparative project in a large private company. Data must be governed according to a strategy that necessitates bringing interested parties together.” Read more

Innovation: A step too far in the austerity age?

Complete and enter our draw to win a free seat at the e-Government Awards. The public sector is already perceived to be lacking in innovation, but is that a fair assessment, and what role could it play in helping the government meet efficiency targets? What do people working on the frontline of ICT in public sector organisations think? Take part and share your views

James Gardner, CTO at the Department for Work and Pensions discusses his thoughts on innovation in the public and commercial sectors.

Source: K2 Advisory

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