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PublicTechnology examines the government’s strategy for offering a digital certification tool, and its key advantages and challenges

Johnson and Dyson’s text exchange shows need for new rules, believe ex-cabinet secretaries

Department orders in two food-focused techies 

Julia Lopez invites civil servants to put forward proposals for potential £50k support 

Security-focused documents are put through their paces in exercises designed to mimic 10 years of travel

Platform to launch next summer

The Public Accounts Committee finds a lack of information and collaboration could have seen many ‘slip through the net’

Concerns expressed after leak of messages between Boris Johnson and vacuum magnate Dyson

A recent study finds that the pandemic has boosted budgets – but legacy tech remains a big barrier to progress

Officials advised that hostile states use LinkedIn and other sites 

Plan for White House-style press conferences axed – but not before expensive refurb

Joanna Rowland will oversee planned expansion of programme across VAT, income tax and corporation tax

Study from the IfG disputes notion civil service is dominated by generalists, but that experts’ impact is stymied

Digital chief Harriet Green tells PublicTechnology Live event that department has focused on specialisms, rather than the generalist skills the civil service recruitment process is designed to find

DHSC says health secretary ‘acted entirely properly’

Prospective MSPs encouraged to sign pledge to 'democratise data’

Head of engineering Stuart Taylor discusses how 1,000 staff across the department support each other’s work

Minister says paper options will remain available 

Procurement data reveals consultancy brought in to cover six-month drive to recruit specialists

Paper urges overhaul of financial planning system

Opposition parties and its own MPs may vote against plans when given the chance to do so