Trust issues contract notice for electronic health record project

Trials also ongoing in local government and private sector

New sites in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire will reportedly allow UK players to build bigger and better satellites and engines

Enfield Council’s lead technology adviser Rocco Labellarte says the authority’s chatbot is attracting international attention and is about to transform services and release resources. Gill Hitchcock reports

Comprehensive map allows public to locate parks, children's play areas, playing fields and more, and use the data to create business ventures

North west council signs £54m 10-year contract with outsourcer Liberata to drive digital transformation agenda

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

Department asks for representatives from both IT and culture to help solve four main challenges

Firms including Microsoft, IBM, Fujitsu, and HP sign up for new Prompt Payment Code

New bill offers full tax relief, saving businesses an estimated £60m

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

David Best joined the Office for National Statistics two years ago and is, by his reckoning, a third of the way through an ambitious reform programme. He tells Rebecca Hill about heritage systems, culture change and thinking ahead

Report from National Audit Office claims public sector must do more to combat problem

Possible four-year deal covers broad range of public sector bodies and comprehensive portfolio of products and services

More than half of force's PC estate still running on unsupported Windows XP operating system

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.

Outage in early hours of 2017 saw call-handling and dispatch system fall over

A motion to appoint lawyer Daren Fitzhenry is to be put before the Scottish Parliament

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