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London Borough of Hackney has awarded a £600,000 contract to provide it with a mobile working solution.

The proportion of people using a tablet to complete government processes online has risen sharply over the past year, according to a survey by communications watchdog Ofcom.

Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs is looking to spend £215m on two digital transformation projects which will enable more mobile working via cloud services.

Social services in 10 councils have signed up to use a new tablet app designed to help vulnerable children.

The European Commission has accused Google of using its Android mobile operating system to abuse its dominant position.

Microsoft offers its vision for organisations navigating a cloud-first, mobile-first world.

Cambridgeshire County Council is looking to migrate its councillors to paperless working in a bid to save more than £100,000 in document production over five years.

Proposals to equip the majority of police officers in Cheshire with a tablet computer could prompt a renaissance in on-street policing, the force’s police and crime commissioner has said.

The National Clinical Strategy for Scotland is the latest strategy to outline a key role for digital technology in delivering health care.

Innovation Birmingham has opened applications for its smart cities incubator.

South Wales Police and Gwent Police are to replace their pen and notebooks with smartphones.

While councils contemplate library cuts, Gill Hitchcock finds out how Peterborough has used an integrated system to save £305,000 and keep its 10 libraries open

Kingston Upon Hull City Council has launched the search for a supplier to undertake a huge overhaul of its online services.

"Technology Products 2" framework will launch later this year – and CCS has begun conversations with departments and suppliers about improving the £1bn-a-year arrangement for buying in hardware and software.

Public sector bodies could be set to benefit from a proposed £40m framework to deliver equipment to enable Smart City initiatives.

London Borough of Hounslow says that resident demand has led to it shifting its housing benefit and council tax services completely online.

Reporting a missed bin collection is much harder than finding council rubbish tip opening times, according to a new study of local authority mobile phone usability.

Scotland’s public sector is “scrambling” to stay on top of growing demands for improved digital infrastructure, a head of IT within the NHS has warned.

London Borough of Islington has approved the appointment of a supplier to deliver an ICT solution to join up social and health care records in a contract worth £10m.

Ahead of his speech at the Socitm Spring Conference, Councillor Theo Blackwell explains Camden's blue sky approach to improving access.

Councillors at a North Yorkshire local authority are still struggling to get to grips with iPads provided to them two years ago and will receive additional training.