Transformation
NHS consults on scheme to unite public and private healthcare data
Exercise launched following conclusion of Paterson Review
Foreign Office picks Deloitte for £250k project to develop cybersecurity strategy
Auditor giant wins contract to assist department in assessing cyber needs and priorities
HMRC chief gives thumbs up to five-year cloud migration programme
Assessment of long-term tech overhaul concludes that scheme is on track and represents good...
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Most civil servants expect to be kept out of the loop on automation agenda
Survey finds that three in four government officials believe they will not be involved in decision-making
First 4G mast erected in £15m project to bring mobile coverage to Scottish blackspots
Government-backed infrastructure scheme begins work in Wigtownshire
CCS unveils £500m Technology Services 3 deal
Procurement agency previews major IT framework
Scottish government launches £7m digital training network
Deputy first minister unveils initiative
Government ready to migrate from Vodafone platform with launch of £50m PSN services framework
CCS published contract notice seeking suppliers for 54-month deal
Government commits £1.2bn for supercomputer to predict extreme weather
High-tech system will be managed by the Met Office
Government’s top official predicts civil service ‘will need fewer people’ as automation takes hold
Cabinet secretary Sedwill says he ‘would like to see more processes handled’ by technology
Why government is ‘failing’ on AI openness
The body dedicated to upholding ethical standards across the public sector has published a major report examining how to ensure those standards are not threatened by AI and automation
HS2 tech systems will ‘still be state of the art’ in mid-2030s, minister claims
Although some parts of the new rail line may not open for two decades, DfT minister says the underlying tech will not have aged significantly by then
Annual spending on parliament IT increases nearly tenfold in space of six years
Figures show almost £8m invested in new equipment in FY19
Government Gateway to close for older browsers and operating systems
Service will be unavailable on pre-Windows 7 platforms
Welsh hospitals to move to digital pharmacy system
Trusts across the country are to adopt technology platform
Courts agencies plan multimillion-pound digitisation of criminal justice services
HMCTS and CPS float contract notice
Facial recognition ‘not fit for use’, Scottish committee finds
MSPs warn of potential of ‘Wild West’ environment for new technology
Anti-food waste app wins government innovation prize
Cross-government team wins Reimagine Challenge
Welsh Government seeks digital chief to deliver service transformation
CDO will build on work to overhaul internal systems
Military research unit to develop ‘submarine-avoidance’ app
MoD agency issues contract notice seeking supplier to help construct technology
Digital minister: ‘There is no convincing evidence that 5G is dangerous’
Matt Warman reiterates the line taken by his predecessors that any increase in radiation will be minimal and well within guidelines
Qualified success – how apprentices are making a big impact at HMRC
About one in 10 of the department’s workforce are apprentices, and its development programmes allows HMRC to attract new talent in technology and other areas, while giving new skills to long-standing employees, according to director general of customer services Angela MacDonald
NHS considers minimum tech spend guidelines for trusts
National bodies will engage with local providers to discuss possible investment thresholds
Blackpool claims £1m savings after using AI to fix potholes
Local authority deploys satellite imagery and automation software