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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

Defra revamps recruitment to reduce reliance on consultants
20 April 2021

Digital chief Harriet Green tells PublicTechnology Live event that department has...

Hancock a shareholder in family document digitisation firm that won NHS deals
19 April 2021

DHSC says health secretary ‘acted entirely properly’

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National statistician: ‘Digital census presents new opportunities and challenges’

4 January 2021

Sir Ian Diamond discusses the use of data during the pandemic, and how the ONS will balance this ongoing work with the demands of the national census next year

The biggest stories of 2020 – part two

31 December 2020

PublicTechnology completes our round-up of the most read and significant stories of 2020

IPA head on working to ensure major-project success during a challenging year

31 December 2020

Nick Smallwood discusses the key areas of focus needed for government to deliver transformation schemes

NAO head on the challenges of assessing major projects via ‘fully remote auditing’

31 December 2020

Gareth Davies also reveals his organisation’s penchant for online treasure hunts

DWP head: ‘This year we’ve brought forward transformation projects that were planned for the future’

30 December 2020

Perm sec Schofield on how the department made rapid investments in digital solutions to enable homeworking

The biggest stories of 2020 – part one

30 December 2020

PublicTechnology rounds up the most-read and significant stories we covered this year

The four (non-coronavirus) public sector tech trends that will define 2021

29 December 2020

PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall picks out the big issues that might shape the year ahead. Apart from that one.

‘I am proud of DCMS’s partnership working between ministers, officials and stakeholders’

29 December 2020

Permanent secretary Sarah Healey on the challenges of working remotely, and the prospect of opening presents via videoconference 

HMRC head Harra on a year of ‘finding solutions to unprecedented problems’

29 December 2020

Tax agency boss discusses the difficulty of relying on videoconferencing to care for staff during a tough time

GDS head Fiona Deans on the ‘clear vote of confidence’ of the spending review

21 December 2020

Interim director general discusses the organisation’s achievements this year – and its Love Actually-inspired Christmas festivities

Was 2020 a watershed for public sector use of algorithms?

18 December 2020

This year saw public protests about the use of predictive analytics in decision-making. As the technology becomes more widely used in many public services, PublicTechnology asks experts about the implications for government, the law – and the citizens affected

Chair of exam regulator points to ‘very difficult summer’ in resignation

18 December 2020

Roger Taylor is to depart Ofqual claiming that organisation is in ‘good shape’ after moving on from algorithm fiasco

Review finds exams cannot be moved online in the near future

15 December 2020

Regulator picks out five major barriers to remote assessment

NAO finds Test and Trace outsourcing saw ‘substantial resources spent on staff providing minimal services’

15 December 2020

Call-handlers were unoccupied half the time, auditors’ report found

Ofqual hunts digital and data chief

14 December 2020

Qualifications regulator offers £80k in bid to recruit DDaT director

Stockport reaches 8,000 citizens with digital skills drive

11 December 2020

Council CEO claims use of tech platforms has enabled local residents to stay connected

HMRC chief admits call-handling struggles have ‘imposed on the patience’ of customers

10 December 2020

Jim Harra tells MPs performance improved in second half of the year

Regulator claim success in bid to get Apple to open up on apps’ use of data

9 December 2020

App Store will now feature more privacy information following campaign by CMA

Scotland outperforming rest of UK on digital public services, report finds

8 December 2020

Study commissioned by Scottish Government identifies areas of potential improvement to catch up to Nordic countries

Scottish Government to put £2bn into creating ‘globally-competitive high-tech economy’

7 December 2020

New national investment bank will support sustainable technology to support drive for net zero emissions target

Government urged to bring in emergency legislation to combat vaccine disinformation

7 December 2020

Shadow minister and campaign group call for new laws

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