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Poor data and lack of strategy perpetuate Whitehall skills gaps, report finds

21 April 2021

Study from the IfG disputes notion civil service is dominated by generalists, but that experts’ impact is stymied

Trials to monitor smart meter data in elderly care
20 April 2021

Scottish institutions to work with consenting older citizens to track energy usage

Two thirds of workers did not work from home at all in 2020, ONS data finds
19 April 2021

Last year saw a big rise, but comfortable majority still work on-site

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Hancock and Dowden ask social networks to stem vaccine misinformation

2 December 2020

Ministers met with platforms last month

 

Government review calls for mandatory transparency in public sector use of algorithms

1 December 2020

Laws must also be updated, according to Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation 

Could 2021 be the UK’s last census?

30 November 2020

New information sources could mean the decennial data-gathering exercise will not require mass surveys, according to the recently appointed deputy national statistician

DWP inks £2m Capgemini partnership to deliver ‘unconstrained innovation’

30 November 2020

Department signs contract that looks to improve use of emerging technology

DfE expands supplier base for laptops scheme

27 November 2020

Department brings in two additional IT resellers to supply about 165,000 extra devices

Scotland backs cyber skills push

27 November 2020

Joint public-private body Fintech to deliver training 

Achieving EU data adequacy ‘increasingly challenging’, minister admits

27 November 2020

With time running out to secure adequacy decision before end of transition period, organisations are advised other mechanisms will be available

HMRC and Home Office the big winners as spending review commits £600m to ‘fix outdated government IT’

26 November 2020

Document also outlines projection of extra £700m revenue from digital taxation regime

Defence contractor BAE awarded £4.3m deal to support Test and Trace data processing

26 November 2020

Company’s Applied Intelligence tech consulting unit wins six-month contract

Whitehall chief praises progress on border systems and data but admits disruption is ‘inevitable’

26 November 2020

Alex Chisholm says he is ‘confident’ of meeting deadlines but that significant risks remain

New law allows government to fine networks flouting Huawei ban £100,000 a day

25 November 2020

Ofcom will be given additional powers under new legislation

Scottish Government investment bank puts £12.5m into Glaswegian laser firm

25 November 2020

New national institution puts money into tech start-up

‘This year has really made the case for what we’re trying to do’

19 November 2020

At the end of a challenging year, local government chiefs discuss the impact on digital and data

Scottish care homes to be equipped with iPads

19 November 2020

Public funding of £1m will support two devices in every care home

Government to create ‘trust framework’ of standards for digital identities

18 November 2020

Minister says input will be welcomed from all stakeholders

NHS 111 service struggled with demand from north-west callers last month

17 November 2020

More than a quarter of callers in region hung up on telephone advice service while three in four queries were not answered within a minute

ICO alerted after DWP publishes personal data of 6,000 benefit claimants

16 November 2020

Department claims that ‘no-one can be identified’ from information published

Software contractor jailed for exposing Top Secret military information

16 November 2020

Former civil servant given 52-month custodial sentence

Government explores creation of in-house ‘Crown Consultancy’

16 November 2020

Cabinet Office minister Lord Agnew reportedly leading project

Brexit will mean data is ‘not inappropriately constrained’, minister says

12 November 2020

Data minister John Whittingdale says government hopes for agreement with EU, but organisations should prepare for no deal

HMRC keeps digital users happy as fewer people phone

11 November 2020

Department says long call waiting times resulted from staff moving to work on coronavirus support schemes

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