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European Commissioner Andrus Ansip and the art of saying something and nothing
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Health Secretary launches open standards and cloud first strategy for NHS – vendors that don’t comply will be phased out
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Local Government Association bemoans Whitehall’s “fragmented and disjointed” approach to digital
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‘No deal, no Netflix’ headlines a stretch – but there are real concerns for digital economy in latest Brexit notices
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Critical week for Brexit as negotiations reach deadlock – here’s what we know
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Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy on the hunt for digital and technology chiefs
The Department states that has recently concluded a major programme of work to move to a cloud model, but needs new digital and technology chiefs to continue to drive change.
The US Government's JEDI project - how not to handle a public sector cloud procurement
The US Department of Defense's JEDI procurement has led to some very public protests from tech vendors, the latest of which is IBM.
Government identifies the fate of Verify - funding to end and private sector to take over
The fate of Verify has been up in the air for a long time, but the Cabinet Office yesterday put an end to the speculation with a decision to hand over responsibility to the private sector.
Tony Blair criticises Theresa May’s government for not prioritising digital agenda
The former Labour Prime Minister, who led the government between 1997 and 2007, speaks out about the distraction of Brexit and how digital government should prioritise bringing policy makers together with tech industry.
NHS Trust frees up hundreds of hours for medical staff through use of ‘virtual workers’ and automation
East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Trust has deployed Thoughtonomy’s virtual workers to eliminate manual workloads, freeing up staff to focus on patient care.
US says it's had enough of talking about Privacy Shield; Brussels blustering bluff just got called
Brussels said it would do terrible things if the US didn't clean up its Privacy Shield act. Washington said, 'You reckon?'
From robolawyers to flying taxis - UK regulators awarded £10m to fund ‘innovative projects’
Business Secretary Greg Clark today revealed the 15 winning bidders for the £10 million Regulators’ Pioneer Fund. It is hoped the fund will help support opportunities identified in the government’s Industrial Strategy.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock - “We’re going to sort out technology in the NHS”
The recently appointed Health Secretary used his platform at the Tory Party conference in Birmingham this week to talk about his plans for technology reform in the NHS. However, can he achieve what plenty before him have failed to do?
A virtual reality door to Norfolk’s bloody past
South Norfolk District Council has created a mixed reality app to immerse visitors in the colourful history of now sleepy Wymondham - the site of a bloody 16th century uprising and a shocking Victorian murder case
Tory conference - Chancellor Philip Hammond threatens to “go it alone” with digital services tax
Chancellor Philip Hammond used his speech as an opportunity to answer the public’s concerns about the rapid rate of change in the digital economy. Part of this includes plans for a digital tax. Other plans include more funding to boost skills.