Navy targets gamers in submariner recruitment drive
Campaign to recruit 250 sailors launched at video games expo in London
HMRC spends another £1.2m to finish O365 rollout
Department gets green light for third round of spending on software to complete deployment
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Government consults on future UK-EU cyber relations
European certification scheme recently came into effect
Regulator calls for ‘informed public debate’ on facial recognition
Biometrics commissioner calls on government ministers to lead discussion
GDS picks large consultancies for series of £1m ‘urgent’ Brexit-support contracts
Agency selects Deloitte, PA Consulting, and Cognizant for apparent ‘bench’ arrangements to provide on-demand personnel
MoJ to review digital transformation impact on access to justice
Report on effect of common platform ‘expected by summer 2021’
Trio of leaders sought to build ‘data-led DfE’
Department recruiting for three senior managers in new-look data directorate
Government equivocates on MPs’ call for ‘urgent’ change in electoral law
Non-committal response issued to select committee recommendation
‘No timetable’ for DWP to get rid of faxes
Minister claims usage of machines will ‘naturally reduce’ over time
MoD sets out plan to ‘transform approach to using and procuring technology’
Ministry identifies seven areas of emerging technology on which it will focus
Bournemouth to install new WAN
Local authority seeks supplier to deliver 83 connections over 18-month period
Settled status – Gove says ‘any computer system’ sometimes goes wrong
Minister insists process remains ‘relatively straightforward’ for the vast majority of applicants
DfE to build digital tool to recruit trainee teachers
Platform will replace existing application service run by UCAS
One in four Scots unwilling to use digital means for health consultations
Although most Scottish citizens believe IoT and smart technology will improve healthcare delivery, many do not want to use bots, conferencing, or web chat
Home Office £120m passport-scanning deal ‘more cost-effective’ than in-house option
Department considered insourcing services before proceeding with external procurement, according to minister
Government project seeks to improve local authority homelessness data
Central government-backed scheme to explore the quality of existing data and how it is collected
Spending round pledges support for HMRC transformation
Not a single department has seen its budget cut in plans announced by chancellor Sajid Javid
Home Office introduces digital tool to combat modern slavery
New system is designed to speed up referrals
Police use of facial recognition ruled lawful by High Court
Challenge brought against South Wales force is rejected by judges
Manchester Metropolitan University seeks to consolidate device deals in £36m contract
Institution seeks to enter into five-year supplier engagement
Full fibre goes live in the Outer Hebrides
Rollout will provide five hundredfold boost in connection speeds for residents of Grimsay and Great Bernera
Website and online questionnaire lead government’s £100m drive to encourage citizens to prepare for Brexit
Mugs and t-shirts also included as government launches official comms campaign to urge preparedness