As automated technology becomes more widely used by public bodies, and for a broader range of purposes, Louise Crow of mySociety outlines why governance rules and processes must keep pace […]...
PublicTechnology attended the industry organisation’s yearly event, which provided a snapshot of how government, blue light services, and councils are meeting the challenges and exploiting the opportunities of new tech […]...
Whitehall’s tech department has fleshed out the roles and remits of a ministerial teamsheet that underwent a near complete overhaul during the PM’s rejig of his frontbench earlier this month […]...
Chief executive reveals that the tax department begins a major £1.6bn programme of upgrade work from a position that is less than acceptable and well below what is considered ‘ideal’ […]...
Chief digital officer Joanna Davinson departs interim role with departmental head Emran Mian to take on oversight of GDS, while future leadership plans are to be confirmed ‘in due course’ […]...
In government’s annual lowdown on the progress of major projects, Whitehall’s central department reveals that its IT overhaul will task the ICS unit in DESNZ with delivering a new platform […]...
Annual major project reviews note sturdy progress, but also flags up adoption delays, and notes increased costs from the use of contractors necessitated by restrictions preventing recruitment of permanent staff […]...
Government science and tech department, which now operates as the ‘digital centre’ for the civil service, has created two new senior roles at director general level, with interim appointments made […]...
The founding leader of GDS, who resigned only halfway into his scheduled term, is one of four posts HMRC is seeking to fill, representing more than half its non-exec line-up […]...
Documents reveal £115m being spent this year and a 2028 deadline for deployment across ‘all central government services’, but DSIT tells PublicTechnology the move is an expansion and an endorsement […]...