MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee have slammed the UK’s Test and Trace system, which was implemented to break chains of COVID-19 transmission.
The UK has launched a consultation on its proposed changes to GDPR. However, the EU will be watching closely as it keeps its adequacy decision with the UK under review.
Salesforce CEO Benioff was temporarily silenced, but his management team was ready to expand on a strong second quarter for the firm as the Slack-First era emerges.
The British Government has a tendency to focus on sector specific issues, whilst failing to recognize that productivity is an economy-wide problem that is highly interconnected.
Influential think tank Institute for Government has broken down exactly what went wrong with the A-Level algorithm during the COVID-19 pandemic - and there are lessons for business.
Public sector transformation – how customers get from manual processes to low-code results
Modernizing processes doesn't have to cost years or excessive amounts of money. Christoph Garms shares three examples of lessons learned from digital transformation in the public sector from Neptune Software.
Government IT debacle shocker! Sadly, not really, but have we become brutalized into accepting failure as a key component of digital service delivery in government?
A lack of representation in the STEM sector of minoritized groups is intersectional, systemic and is leading to a lack of skills, experiences and perspectives in the workforce.
The UK’s newly created Digital Markets Unit has been given powers to tackle the market dominance of big tech firms - but will it work without global consensus?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a speech this week aimed at ‘levelling up’ the country - where skills and education form a key focus.
This week’s eForum on AI policy tries to locate the signal amidst the noise regarding the UK’s strategy, with help from Professor Dame Wendy Hall.
The British Government is this week telling the world that it’s going to be a really good place for digital to thrive. And it has some principles (?) to make that happen.
MPs on the Work and Pensions Committee have raised concerns about the government’s lack of ambition when it comes to planning for the future of work.
