Organisation takes various steps to help employees support themselves and each other

All 28 EU member states plus the four EFTA countries gathered in Estonia capital to agree deal to work together to drive digital-government policy

Body pledges new structure will be ‘fair’, with detailed information likely before the end of 2017

Welsh Government announces multimillion-pound spending pot for healthcare technology

Gavin Mee of Salesforce argues that government needs to think more like the private sector in its approach to service delivery

CCS working on fix as it is discovered that website for open and awarded opportunities has been publishing incorrect info for last month

Study from Nesta and Oxford University predicts that the civil service and wider public sector will see fewer jobs lost to automation than other industries

Carol Brock of OpenText believes better use of structured and unstructured data could help the government deliver better policy and services

Newly named Government Service Standard to broaden focus beyond discrete transactions

City’s transport authority tells PublicTechnology that platform is still a work in progress, and that many of the changes citizens are calling for will follow in the next few years

Cabinet Office accounts reveal big hike in spending on interim workers to ensure key programmes are delivered

Warren Smith also opens up on how the launch of the Crown Marketplace will reshape central government procurement 

Global communications industry association gets wide range of public and private entities to sign up to 10-point plan

But taxi app hits back and announces intention to appeal immediately

Government-commissioned report flags up the potential of the eight counties below London

Plans to build 16-strong centralised team to head digital strategy

Watch extracts from Dods event bringing together a range of Westminster and Whitehall commentators

Karen Bradley and Matt Hancock dispatched on tech-centric trade missions

PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall asks if the tone of the procurement discussion is becoming a little too Orwellian

Jeremy Wright unveils call for evidence after instances of online commentary obstructing the application of justice

Study from techUK and Dods shows key obstacles becoming more – not less – entrenched