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Current CIO for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire forces appointed to top job at national technology organisation

Policing minister pledges that Home Office will help forces invest in technology initiatives that enable officers to spend more time on the front line

Art-and-design museum claims GDPR audit is well underway as it seeks market input on possible DPO-as-a-service implementation

Agency seeks supplier to facilitate online publication of information gathered through national survey as it nears 100-year cut-off

Department seeks supplier to bring IDENT 1 and IABS programmes under single service-management structure in project worth a possible £300m

Organisation puts out contract notice seeking provider of management tool for up to 25 Facebook and Twitter accounts

Role comes with £90,000 salary

Supplier sought to kick off project by engaging with the big four mobile network operators

Department accrued a five-year backlog of requests, notice from watchdog reveals

Group of 15 public bodies pool their requirements for devices and data

The department's perm sec on a year of change

Despite recommendations from election regulators, the government has decided that such a tool would be overly costly and complex

Sadiq Khan also hits out at central government’s lack of action

Public urged to be vigilant of fraud in which victims are instructed to buy digital vouchers to pay fictitious tax bills

Country’s Ministry of Justice and Security to experiment with online process for informing criminal suspects of relevant laws and options

With less than six months until new data-protection law is introduced, PublicTechnology hears from regulators and data professionals across central and local government about what they see as the major challenges facing them between now and 25 May

Alterations to so-called ‘snoopers’ charter’ opened for public consultation

Department claims that giving French SI a contract extension – without competitive process – is ‘only viable route’ to completing decoupling process

Technology could also be deployed in other areas, such as domestic abuse and offender management

Technology will not be rolled out until next year, ministry admits

Resilience and efficiency minister Caroline Nokes discusses the UK’s progress to date in the digital government space, and where its priorities lie now