An annual study from Socitm shines a light on the new, and familiar, tech trends currently shaping frontline public services.

In recent weeks the Whitehall department has entered into £1m-plus engagements with three UK firms, respectively covering the provision of additional staff, tech hardware, and expert support for softw ...

NSTIx existed for four years with a remit to drive collaboration across the civil service and beyond, by disseminating good ideas while enabling agencies to better use their ‘limited resources’ Govern ...

A recently issued privacy notice reveals that the government has sought participants for ongoing trials and user research, ...

An intern reaching the end of a placement of 12 months has admitted downloading info graded with this highest security ...

A new programme from government’s digital centre offers three months of training which aims to develop new technical skills ...

Department is advertising a vacant post at deputy director level with a remit to make increased use of digital and tech in ...

A new assessment from MPs has identified a wide range of barriers facing ministers’ big plans for new technology and called ...

Representatives of the Business and Trade Committee issued a report earlier this year recommending ‘essential’ changes to the ...

The department received a wedge of funding in the autumn budget in order to deliver a new tool it hopes will provide better ...

Civil service chief operating officer Cat Little provides update to Public Accounts Committee outlining how government’s core ...

Bodies under the sponsorship of DSIT and DHSC have provided financial support for a project to be led by a network of Scottish entities, including universities, NHS boards and charities Government bod ...