This week, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) has made a significant step forward in bringing high tech digital capability in-house by starting the first phase in its search for high calibre digital recruits.
Following the recent news that GOV.UK Verify has passed a year in public beta, its programme director, Janet Hughes, has spoken about what the last year has entailed and how the team are preparing for the service to go live in April next year.
In his new role as chief digital officer for the Co-operative, Mike Bracken has published a new blog post setting out the company’s digital future and introducing digital talent.
This infographic from Goss Interactive shows the results of the company’s survey into public sector digital engagement.
In this video, taken at the Wuthering Bytes IT Festival, Keynote speaker Tariq Rashid, an IT pioneer at the Home Office, raps about the benefits of open source frameworks for public sector bodies.
This Capita infographic takes a look at the number of local authorities currently using self-service options in children’s services.
As a result of plans to open up Government data to the public, students will be able to see their future earning potential depending on which subjects they choose to study and where they decide to study them, according to the Independent.
Nuance recently commissioned research into the impact that accuracy and completeness of clinical documentation can have on healthcare. This infographic examines: why this research is so important, who will find it useful and offers a summary of its results.
The UK’s surge towards an online existence may have serious security concerns as new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show there were 2.5 million incidents of crime falling under the Computer Misuse Act in the last year alone.
The world has gone digital – but how can public sector organisations identify what key factors drive effective digital change?
