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Jisc identifies digital divide among university students

10 September 2021

Survey finds poor connectivity and costs of mobile data hamper online learning

Estonian government invites tech innovators globally to join digital testbed
8 September 2021

Estonia says Digital Testbed Framework is an opportunity to trial solutions with one of world’s...

PM told that digital tools can prevent poor health
7 September 2021

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All prison officers in England and Wales to get body-worn cameras

24 October 2017

Government spends £2m on equipping 5,600 staff with technology designed to improve safety

Government invests £51m in driverless car schemes

22 October 2017

Projects to build testing facilities across the UK receive chunks of £100m funding pot

MoD and Home Office put £1.6m into robot and drone projects for hazardous environments

16 October 2017

Four UK tech SMEs have received backing for technologies designed to safely assess the potential presence of dangerous matter

Major report urges government to create dedicated AI programme for public sector

16 October 2017

A government-commissioned study makes 18 recommendations, including asking GDS to help create a scheme to boost public sector use of artificial intelligence

HMRC takes over 75 ‘scam’ websites in brand-abuse crackdown

12 October 2017

Department claims to have prevented more than one million visits to misleading sites so far this year

London CCGs urged to embrace NHS digital data-sharing scheme ‘even if all you can do is create a PDF’

12 October 2017

London Health and Care Information Exchange is also developing offer online accounts for patients

Digital included in first wave of T level courses

11 October 2017

New technical qualification to be taught from 2020 will be ‘as rigorous and respected as A levels’, education secretary pledges

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital to trial wireless environment sensors in intensive care units

10 October 2017

Sensors can monitor room temperature and carbon monoxide concentrations

NHS Spine is a better option for data-sharing than local care records

10 October 2017

Tas Hind of Essentia argues that STPs have a ready-made system in place for sharing patient data with bodies across the NHS and its public-sector partners

No paper tickets needed by 2019 – government spends £80m on smart railways

6 October 2017

Digital travelcards and mobile barcodes set for widespread introduction

Government offers social networks ‘groundbreaking’ software to combat child abuse

4 October 2017

Home Office invests £600,000 in digital-fingerprint plug-in

Government needs a more commercial mindset on customer service

4 October 2017

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

 

Don’t fear the robots – tech automation to have less impact on public sector jobs, report claims

29 September 2017

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

Think tank calls for urgent review of how blockchain could help – and hinder – police

24 September 2017

The Police Foundation identifies various potential benefits and challenges of distributed-ledger technology

Leeds and Liverpool join Limerick and Las Vegas as signatories to smart-city manifesto

23 September 2017

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

First trusts to adopt digital hospital-appointment booking unveiled as deadline looms to ditch paper system

19 September 2017

Sherwood Forest and County Durham and Darlington trusts lead the way

Attorney general to examine risks of ‘trial by social media’

18 September 2017

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

Digital chief lifts lid on how HMRC pulled off the biggest tax change in 70 years without anyone noticing

15 September 2017

Interim CDIO Mike Potter also discusses how the department is leading the way on mobile apps and blockchain, and why he wants a tax service built around life events

All-male committee would be harmful to science

14 September 2017

Sarah Main of the Campaign for Science and Engineering urges parliament to recognise its responsibility in serving as a figurehead for scientific debate
 

 

Foreign Office works with GDS to revamp digital services for UK citizens abroad

14 September 2017

Government creates 229 dedicated pages for services in individual countries and streamlines embassy sites

Introducing the Harris T7 – the MoD’s new £1m bomb-disposal robot

13 September 2017

Ministry announces major deal to acquire 56 specialised machines

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