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Authority issues opportunity notice outlining its intent to explore possibilities of automation
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Lanarkshire trials video GP consultations
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NHSX names Whitehall tech bigwig Gould as chief executive
New health-service technology organisation appoints DCMS digital head as leader
‘A new era for schools’ – government unveils £10m education technology strategy
Minister pledges a range of measures to support improved procurement, delivery, and use of IT
‘I don’t accept that ESN failed’ – civil service head
Former Home Office perm sec denies that two of department’s major technology projects were failures
HMRC offers £115k each for quartet of tech chiefs to drive transformation
Department seeks leaders for mobility, networks, hosting, and service management
DfE invests in apps to ‘revolutionise’ career advice for students
Government backs developers with £300,000 funding
Government implements open standards for cyberthreat intelligence
Users must adopt TAXII 2 and STIX 2 to analyse and share data on attacks
Government launches digital times tables tool for primary schools
Institutions can register for online system
Leicester City Council seeks market engagement ahead of transformation programme
Authority looks to overhaul a range of tech platforms
WATCH: Encourage an open ethos to secure your organisation
BT's CISO public sector, Hugh Tatton-Brown, joins Tech Talk’s recent podcast to discuss the current state of the security landscape and looks at what steps members of the C-suite should be taking to secure their organisations
All MPs to be equipped with Windows 10 PCs by this summer
Refresh of devices and software on course to wrap up by the end of July
Foreign Office seeks digital strategy head to spearhead use of emerging tech
Postholder will head up department’s FCO Labs unit
To catch a cyberthief – how the UK’s top online cop aims to ‘stay one step ahead of the bad guys’
Mike Hulett of the National Crime Agency's dedicated cyber unit tells PublicTechnology how the internet has transformed the lives of criminals and those that pursue them
Government can ill afford not to invest in police technology
Calum Steele of the Scottish Police Federation explains why investment and legislative changes are sorely needed to help support officers’ use of technology
North Lanarkshire to undertake £12m cloud transformation
Local authority looks to build ‘digital capabilities’