DWP offers up to £136k for digital delivery director to help transform UC and more
Recruitment campaign seeks ‘bold, collaborative and forward-thinking leader who thrives in a complex environment’ to
National Crime Agency calls for ‘whole-system approach’ to tech-enabled abuse
The UK’s central entity for the enforcement and investigation of serious crime has urged regulators
Government looks to clamp down on email attachments through ‘cultural change, guidance and technological solutions’
Government’s recently appointed chief data officer Aimee Smith tells MPs that, for the first time,
Government Digital and Data Profession unpacks new ‘evaluator’ role
Recently-created positions differ from ‘traditional’ evaluators who usually operate outside government programme areas and are
Government must ‘continue to modernise and innovate’, new civil service chief says
Having taken on Whitehall’s most senior post, former head of Home Office and MoJ tells
Almost 1,300 people apply for HMRC digital income tax exemption – with over 200 denied so far
HMRC previously announced that those newly in scope of the online tax regime could request
DfE seeks partner for development of AI-powered tutoring tools for disadvantaged students
Department floats potential £1.8m contract following commitment to explore the use of artificial intelligence to
DWP urged to tackle fraud cost of human error
The department has taken on additional staff, as well as deploying new technology systems and
Environment Agency plans drone-fleet upgrade to combat waste crime
Remotely piloted aircraft will be fitted with laser-mapping technology that allows for the creation of
DSIT examines how ‘AI voice tech could significantly improve citizen’s experience’
The digital department wishes to connect with firms that could potentially offer technology to form
Scottish Government takes start-up accelerator around the world
Following a trial voyage to California, a programme through which state funding is used to
Ministers set out proposals for crackdown on abusive online images
Tech firms will be required to remove non-consensual intimate images from platforms within 48 hours
Asylum: Courts service and Home Office hope to join up disconnected data systems by spring
As top officials admit uncertainty over case details and an inability for data to pass
Whitehall pensions backlog: Capita laments ‘incomplete’ data
Senior managers have claimed that the tech services firm inherited a backlog of more than
Government explores unified ID and verification system for businesses
Whitehall’s trade department has signed an agreement with a major tech supplier to examine the
GDS public sector monitoring ‘finding and fixing over 100 critical vulnerabilities a month’
A new offering enabling public bodies to track, and address, potential security issues already has
Transformation needs more finance nous, NAO head warns
In his yearly address to the House of Commons, government’s top auditor told parliamentarians that,
HMRC offers nudge tool via MTD software as providers cite ‘need to educate customers’
Department indicates its intent to work with industry partners to ensure greater effectiveness for software