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National Infrastructure Commission for Wales identifies key themes for country’s future
The Commission is calling for interested parties to submit their views on infrastructure plans, which focus on digital communications, energy and transport.
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust creates analytics-powered ‘command centre’
Patients will soon also get the same eal-time access to data, the NHS Trust promises.
Why APIs are the key to effective UK government digital transformation
The UK has led the way in using APIs for government digital transformation, says Mulesoft's Ian Fairclough.
What role can technology play in helping get more disabled people into work?
The UK government pledged to help get one million more disabled people into work by 2027. But two years into its 10-year plan, how is it doing, and can technology help?
What does the Conservative Party Manifesto have to say about tech investment?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson this weekend launched the Conservative Party’s manifesto. We give a rundown of the tech commitments.
Irish agricultural sector research organisation says engaging elearning content only way to change user behaviour
How users at the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation have stopped hating security training
University Of Leicester solves its storage headaches with objects
Storage space need drops by 50% and may win back 25% budget from reduced data storage costs, institution reports
Political parties make their pitch to business - skills, climate crisis and Brexit at the fore
The Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats are set to address address the Confederation of British Industry conference today in London.
Labour sets out plans for a new ‘British Broadband public service’ - free full-fibre broadband for all
The opposition party proposes that it would bring parts of BT under public ownership and tax tech giants to foot the bill.
Mayor of London launches ‘Civic Innovation Challenge’ to help tackle the capital’s biggest issues
Alongside Microsoft and the Social Tech Trust, Sadiq Khan is asking for start-ups to submit ideas to tackle London’s biggest problems.