More than 100 countries should accept PDF-based ‘e-Apostille’ legalised documents, but department tells applicants to check first

Organisation plans to automate up to 70% of all ownership changes by 2024-25

Extension brings total value of Accenture’s seven-year contract to £160.8m

Department plans new procurement for biometric equipment following market engagement  

Agreement intended to cut red tape was signed in response to a request from government in Kyiv

Ed Stainton, Director of Major Government at BT, on accelerating initiatives to drive growth through responsible, inclusive, and sustainable technology

Survey finds poor connectivity and costs of mobile data hamper online learning

Estonia says Digital Testbed Framework is an opportunity to trial solutions with one of world’s most digitally-advanced nations

Policy leaders want to test health tech at scale to tackle health inequalities

Welsh authority says SaaS platform will save staff time and improve decision-making

Council points to area’s geographical challenges, with government money supporting shift to near-universal coverage

PCS blasts plan new plan after criticising series of ‘failed ideas’

Authority's engagement with Capita comes to an end

Remote schooling provision is ‘patchy’ and has to compete with other technologies says chief inspector

Police force seeks supplier to maintain existing cameras and develop new CCTV and ANPR services

CyberArk's John Hurst argues that protecting privileged access is the best defence against unexpected cyber attacks

SAP Concur says it's time for the public sector to embrace more efficient invoice management technology

Steve Blow, tech evangelist at Zerto, explains why digital transformation efforts could be futile if local authorities don’t address and improve their IT resilience 

Data shows declines in the proportion of both confirmed cases and their contacts being reached by tracers

The country’s data-protection authority has placed a ban on the collection of information via the software after Amnesty investigation

Chair of arm’s-length body praises government response but identifies lower payments for recipients of legacy benefits as one of several ‘rough edges’