Government’s Geospatial Commission has made some promising progress but Leigh Dodds of the ODI believes that increasing the openness of data and enhancing support for local government should be among the next steps

Scottish Public Pensions Agency did not properly scrutinise Capita’s ‘abnormally low’ bid and failed to manage project says auditor

Departments of finance and infrastructure publish information on land registration, finance and planning systems

Birmingham and Leeds blame late delivery of vehicle checker system for delay to environmental restrictions

Government lacks complete picture of work and spending across Scotland’s public sector

Eight-year EdTech Hub project with World Bank and University of Cambridge aims to build largest body of research on subject

Motorola to receive extra £82m for further work and use of Kodiak product

Department opts not to award framework deal worth up to £350m after near-draw between two bidders

Union criticises government’s £46.9m spent with supplier in 2018

Office for 3,000 government workers will deploy an array of smart working technology

With the annual worldwide cost of cybercrime set to double from $3tn in 2015 to $6tn by 2021, BT offers advice on how chief information security officers can better protect their organisations

Government needs to make sure it is integrating resources from different places in support of common goals, according to Neil McEvoy of Digital Scotland

Vodafone's Mick Wayman opines that better co-operation with the non-profit sector could help save money and improve service levels

New system will allow HR directors to gain instant access to benchmarking reports

New offering, which is entering beta testing, will combine elements of current platforms such as the Service Manual and GOV.UK Elements

Study from Navigant Consulting recognises West Country city’s work in areas such as access to data and energy innovation

Five weeks after taking on role as capital’s first-ever chief digital officer, Theo Blackwell unveils his three top priorities

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

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

Surrey and Sussex forces describe current set-up as "unstable" and "poor at delivering internal communications"

Leeds and London events set to show councils the result of collaborative work on identity assurance platforms