Johan Hogsander of Transform examines what the technology industry can learn from the world of sport

Associate professor Dr Roger Kerry tells Gill Hitchcock that social media should be a natural part of higher education

James Milligan of Hays Digital Technology welcomes PM Theresa May’s investments in closing the technology skills gap

Role comes with £90,000 salary

With the deadline for going paperless less than a year away, Gill Hitchcock finds that front-line workers have differing views on health service’s tech systems

Interim CDIO Mike Potter also discusses how the department is leading the way on mobile apps and blockchain, and why he wants a tax service built around life events

London-based consultancy Zaizi bags two-year deal

After going down the in-house route in 2013, Kent-based council is now looking for outside help with latest redesign

Department invests in software supporting efforts to move away from VME platform

As voters head to the polls, new research suggests online option could help increase participation among non-voters

While some councils boast impressive advocates for data analysis, there are strict limits on what they can accomplish without the backing of Westminster – as the election campaign row over social care shows

IT association says results of second stage of website accessibility test indicate ‘ongoing challenge’ for councils

Company ditches plan to sell business after competition watchdog announces investigation - a move that will see the healthcare staff that rely on the tech left with no choice of network

This year's DL100 shortlist sees Defra’s fishing licence service competing with DWP’s Check Your State Pension and Scottish government’s CivTech initiatives for digital public service innovation of the year

Think tank warns that Home Office systems are a “long way from a fully digital service” that is needed to deal with the surge of permanent residency applications from EU nationals as the UK leaves the union

Principles call for data that is open, well-maintained, easy to find and simple to use

Taxonomy sets out career paths and capabilities for 37 roles

The Scottish government will implement a “tough” assurance process for digital projects, mandate the use of common technologies and offer training to make sure civil servants “get digital”.

At the end of March, the government is facing a brain-drain as contractors leave the public sector rather than be caught out by stricter tax rules. But Eduserv’s Max Elliott-Massouras says the focus should be on the value of contractors – not their cost.

The Government Digital Service’s GOV.UK taxonomy has entered beta for education content, with plans to develop branches for environment and transport content next.

Survey shows lack of preparedness as data protection watchdog slaps £60,000 fine on Norfolk County Council