PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall introduces this year’s audience research project, with all readers invited to take part and tell us – as candidly as possible – where and how we […]...
AI minister Viscount Camrose offers an insight on how government’s new plan for geospatial data could help support crisis response and future transport networks Credit: Tumisu/Pixabay Like billions of people across […]...
Join us in London on July 4 and hear from government’s foremost security leaders Taking place on 4 July in London, the PublicTechnology Cyber Security Conference will bring together security […]...
In a piece written for PublicTechnology, parliamentary secretary Alex Burghart discusses progress with One Login and the significance of legislative changes Alex Burghart is a parliamentary secretary at the Cabinet Office, […]...
The question is not whether a diversity of talent exists, but how do we enable all to move forward in industry, according to Leah Thompson from the University of Oxford […]...
Departments now possess vast volumes of data on citizens’ experiences of digital services and should make this information publicly available, according to Joe Tomlinson from the University of York Picture credit: Crown […]...
The UK’s data watchdog has created a range of resources to help public-sector organisations comply with their transparency obligations, according to the ICO’s Deborah Clark Picture credit: PublicDomainPictures/Pixabay The public sector […]...
In this piece for PublicTechnology, head of strategy and standards Ben Tate provides an update on the digital unit’s work to transform the most important citizen services Picture credit: Crown Copyright/Open […]...
Information commissioner John Edwards discusses the impact of the watchdog’s new approach to working with the public sector – which focuses on improvements, rather than penalties Picture credit: PublicDomainPictures/Pixabay Information can […]...
Assuring data, and investing in the infrastructure that supports it, is crucially important, including to Sir Nigel Shadbolt of the Open Data Institute Mistrust between those who share, collect and […]...