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Report from DeepMind Health finds that health service has a haphazard hotchpotch of digital, paper, and other improvised systems

University of Surrey, Bristol University, and King's College London join forces to become 5G hub

IT reseller Insight's public sector chief argues that failing to invest in digital could hurt the government's ability to deliver services

Whitehall places only fourth, behind Canada, New Zealand, and Australia

Former No. 10 policy adviser Daniel Korski tells Sam Trendall about his plans to create an armada of UK tech players to compete with the best California has to offer – and why he needed to leave Whitehall to do so

After Royal Free is found to have breached Data Protection Act, information commissioner Elizabeth Denham offers four-point checklist for other trusts in their use of technology and data

James Butler of software and IT services firm Trustmarque examines how to ‘bridge the gap’ between private and public sector adoption

The DVLA has announced  plans to move off the majority of its legacy systems within three years.

Ensuring spaces can be booked by the public and other bodies can bring in revenue and create efficiencies, argues Chris Smith of Kajima

The UK would introduce an Estonia-style virtual identity card for EU nationals who settle in the UK following Brexit, according to reports.

Joe Kim of SolarWinds looks at what government IT pros can expect from hybrid IT, and whether implementing it will provide any benefits

Four suppliers expected to tender to supply patient administration and clinical systems to primary care providers

Des Ward, information governance director at Innopsis, reflects on the real story behind the WannaCry cyber-attack.

The £90k role will oversee the delivery of the DVLA's ICT and digital vision

Tackling shadow IT should be an urgent priority for government in the wake of the WannaCry breach on the NHS, says Julian Cook.

An NHS-wide cloud for sharing diagnostic images and intelligence across the health service could mean huge economies of scale, stronger collaboration, and rapid digitisation, according to Jane Rendall and Fredrik Gustavsson.

The UK government says that it wants to move to the Cloud. Here’s why it’s not happening yet.

• G-Cloud pioneer will leave his current job at the Institute for Apprenticeships at the end of July.

The new iteration of G-Cloud launches today, with changes intended to make it easier to find relevant services – view the list of 2,847 suppliers making it onto the framework.

A council was forced to block all emails from the public and external organisations for a week following the NHS cyber attack, it has emerged

Advert for team of six with a £600,000 budget comes as former privacy adviser calls for a total review and reset of the government’s identity assurance services