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MPs warn that PM’s Brexit deal could make UK “less safe” unless access to EU databases secured
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There is “room for improvement” in government’s approach to quantum tech investment
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Government on course to miss its target of spending 33% with SMEs by 2022
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Professor Dame Wendy Hall – ‘We need to put diversity at the centre of the AI ethics debate’
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Here are some of the suppliers at risk of being excluded from government contracts because of new prompt payment initiative
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Digital success through low-code at Hackney Council - focus on user need
Hackney Council says it can now build mobile applications 50% faster using the approach. We speak to Head of Digital and Data, Matthew Cain, to find out more.
Companies could be excluded from government contracts if they don’t pay their own suppliers on time - a win for SMEs?
The Cabinet Office has announced a new prompt payment initiative today, to ensure all government suppliers and subcontractors are being paid on time.
Is public cloud the answer to everything in government transformation?
Whilst he worked at the DVLA, Iain Patterson’s goal was to deliver benefits for civil servants and the ability to implement changes faster and at lower cost. Now as Chief Digital Officer at UKCloud, he explains more about that journey and answers some of the most pressing questions on the future of Government Transformation.
Tom Loosemore reminds us just how much digital government is flailing in the UK
One of the co-founders of the Government Digital Service, and now partner in Public Digital, Tom Loosemore gave evidence to the Science and Technology Committee on their inquiry into digital government - and it made for interesting viewing.
Home Office seeks Delivery Director of Immigration Technology to manage £200m programme
Part of the chosen Immigration Director’s remit will be to lead the creation of a person-centric data platform at the Home Office, which will provide a “single view of customers and their history”.
Has Government learned from the transformation mistakes of the past?
Whilst he worked at the DVLA, Iain Patterson’s goal was to deliver benefits for civil servants and the ability to implement changes faster and at lower cost. Now as Chief Digital Officer at UKCloud, he explains more about that journey and answers some of the most pressing questions on the future of Government Transformation.
UK underperforms in European Commission’s e-government benchmarking report - is labelled an “unexploited eGovernment”
The British government is exploiting its e-government potential. Whilst citizens are actively using online services, the government isn’t doing a good enough job in digitising the front and back-end for users.
HMRC has ‘failed to support’ small businesses in transition to Making Tax Digital for VAT
Peers on the House of Lords Economic Affairs Select Committee have urged HMRC to delay the introduction of Making Tax Digital for VAT by at least one year.
TechUK launches ‘Manifesto for Matt’ to help Health Secretary focus on NHS digital reform
Matt Hancock has been Health and Social Secretary for over 100 days now, and has wasted no time in highlighting the importance of digital technologies to the NHS’s future. Can he succeed?
Government departments aren't getting to grips with AI's societal impact
There's a lot that could be done in government to get to grips with AI's ethical and societal issues, but it's a "mixed scorecard" at best at departmental level.