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Digital minister: ‘It’s important to the government that the British public has confidence in how we use their data’

23 May 2023

In a piece written for PublicTechnology, parliamentary secretary Alex Burghart discusses progress with One Login and the significance of legislative changes

How Oxford University is using data to empower underrepresented groups in entrepreneurship
22 May 2023

The question is not whether a diversity of talent exists, but how do we enable all to move...

Government should publish user research for the public good
20 April 2023

Departments now possess vast volumes of data on citizens' experiences of digital services and...

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Mind the GaaP

18 February 2015
Government as a Platform can help SMEs compete with larger enterprises for public contracts, says Pedro Paulo.

We need an army of data analysts

17 February 2015

Ensuring the data and analytics skills gap is addressed is the only way to ensure efficiencies will be achieved by the public sector, according to Simon Dennis.

Flawed framework

12 February 2015

Harry Metcalfe on what is driving the groundswell of opinion among SMEs that the Digital Services Framework is deeply flawed.

Taking a new approach

10 February 2015

How the public sector can benefit from new approaches to flexible working.

Unlocking agile

28 January 2015

Some new rules can make agile development in government an even bigger success story, says Richard Stobart.

Preventing data loss – the holy grail

26 January 2015

A data loss prevention programme is vital for public sector organisations to keep themselves safe from hackers, according to Lior Arbel.

PSN - more than a network

20 January 2015

Phil Gibson hopes the government’s new Public Services Network chief realises is not underestimating his task.

Framework delay regrettable but adds certainty

15 January 2015

Phil Gibson, chairman of public services networks supplier body PSNGB, responds to the government’s extension of the current PSN connectivity and services frameworks due to delays in its replacement.

Exploits: The Next Generation

13 January 2015

Pedro Bustamante from web security firm Malwarebytes calls for better education about security threats for public sector ICT staff.

Breaking down the barriers

1 December 2014
Billy D'Arcy says that the public sector continues to play catch up with the everyday technology that businesses and consumers have come to rely on from other providers. 

Platform for success

25 November 2014

Senior managers in the public sector need to take social media more seriously, says professor Zahir Irani.

Forcing the pace

24 November 2014

On the eve of the Labour Party’s Digital Government Review final report, Julian David calls for politicians to increase the speed of public sector digitisation.

Security blanket

17 November 2014

Neil Mellor says that new arrangements for suppliers’ self-certification do not mean that the public sector supply chain will become the Wild West.

Achieving the holy grail of ‘always on’ citizen services

13 November 2014

Steve Shakespeare says cloud services offer councils the chance to deliver efficient, accessible, always-on services.

Solving the connectivity problem in schools

11 November 2014

Natalie Duffield says local authorities need to help schools choose the best ICT equipment for the needs of pupils.

Troubled Families – can technology help turn lives around?

27 October 2014

Phil Neal considers the important role technology can play in helping local authorities prepare for phase two of the Troubled Families programme. 

Big Data - the power to transform

22 October 2014

Big data has the potential to completely transform our economy, and public bodies need to bolt-on additional capacity to deal with the change, argues Pilar del Castillo Vera.

What’s in a name? G-Cloud and the Digital Marketplace

21 October 2014

Louise T. Dunne examines whether the new G-Cloud shopping channel is more than just a rebranding excercise.

Digital by Default survey findings

15 October 2014

The most common hurdle to deployment of digital by default services is legacy systems, according to respondents of a recent survey from Xirrus.  Duncan Fisken, VP, EMEA at Xirrus discusses the results.

Public sector apps: design, develop, deploy

10 October 2014

The public sector has always had a large proportion of staff who are not deskbound. From social workers doing home visits, to community support officers interacting with the public, many are out and about for most of their day. 

Hanging on the telephone

30 September 2014

Andrew Jones says that the current trend for unifying communications onto a single internet network may not necessarily be the best solution for every council.

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