An annual study from Socitm shines a light on the new, and familiar, tech trends currently shaping frontline public services. PublicTechnology talks to the sector body to find out more. […]...
Ex-ODI chief Jeni Tennison tells PublicTechnology how and why she created Connected by Data to help citizens have a say in how their data is used by government and others […]...
The government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan sets out 50 measures intended to transform public services and supercharge the economy. PublicTechnology gathers feedback on whether the strategy is artifice or intelligence. […]...
A recent project led by the Local Government Association sought to establish an ‘open dialogue’ between authorities and emerging tech firms to enable continued public-service innovation. PublicTechnology finds out more. […]...
Government’s most familiar digital transformation institution is to remain in place, with a new and greatly expanded remit, ministers revealed this week. PublicTechnology examines the detail to find out more. […]...
At the end of a busy and varied year for public service technology and those engaged in its provision, find out which stories attracted the most attention from our readers […]...
As DSIT’s digital hub announces two significant tech tools to support both officials and users, minister Feryal Clark tells PublicTechnology about the new administration’s desire to ‘completely transform digital government’ […]...
Government has pledged that its data bill will give the UK economy a £10bn boost but, as PublicTechnology discovers, the legislation could also have a big impact on public services […]...
As government’s core digital units relocate from their longstanding base in the Cabinet Office to a new home in DSIT, PublicTechnology talks to sector experts to assess the potential impact […]...
After tech helped the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency play a starring role in government’s coronavirus response, digital chief Claire Harrison tells PublicTechnology where the watchdog’s story went next […]...