Government digital transformation - put citizens first, not tech This article is sponsored by:
At a Westminster eForum on government digital transformation, we ask the questions: What’s it all for? And what are the barriers to achieving it?
Public sector
Why has UK Government digital transformation just created a giant bureaucracy? This article is sponsored by:
Why have Whitehall’s digital transformation plans created a huge white elephant? The end result? Thousands of government jobs, but precious little else.
How DARPA's R&D model brings AI advancements to the enterprise This article is sponsored by:
DARPA has an aura of mystery around it, and is most often linked to the US Department of Defense. But DARPA's innovations frequently find their way into the enterprise - including important AI developments.
UK Net Zero 2050 strategy amounts to ‘aspiration rather than real intention’ This article is sponsored by:
MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee have lambasted the government’s Net Zero 2050 strategy, saying that there is no clear plan for how it will be funded.
Capitalizing on COVID-19 - NHS tech priorities outlined by Health Secretary This article is sponsored by:
Health and Social Care Secretary Sajid Javid puts forward his vision for how the NHS should be making use of technology and data. There may be opportunities in the wake of COVID-19.
EU Data Act - unlocking the value of industrial data in Europe This article is sponsored by:
Whilst data transfer challenges between the EU and the US continue, the European Commission ploughs ahead with new data legislation to make industrial data reusable.
US urges Canada to abandon 3% digital services tax - says OECD plan should be priority This article is sponsored by:
The Canadian Government’s plan to implement a 3% digital services tax has been publicly criticized by the US Trade Representative’s Office.
Bad times are good for Palantir, says CEO Alex Karp...which is fortunate given its increased losses and tumbling share price This article is sponsored by:
"We're a little bit of a like a wacky group of guerrilla war fighters, but we're very much in fighting mode!"
British Government consultancy spend jumps from £0.7bn in 2016 to £2.5bn in 2021 This article is sponsored by:
The combination of Brexit and COVID-19 created the perfect storm for consultancy to win big across public sector contracts.
How a smart design strategy is transforming mental health charity Mind’s peer support This article is sponsored by:
Cloud and design thinking from agency dxw has made a support site for people in crisis, Mind, much more effective
Brexit - systems still hang in the balance for EU-UK border success This article is sponsored by:
MPs on the influential Public Accounts Committee point to a number of systems, across multiple organizations, that still require a great deal of work to ensure the smooth flow of goods and people.
British Government seeks to tighten up Online Safety Bill after facing criticism This article is sponsored by:
The government was facing backlash from MPs over its Online Safety Bill, with criticism that it wasn’t robust enough to protect users against a range of abuse and harms.
Britain may be kicked out of international anti-corruption partnership it helped set up as it waters down Open Government promises This article is sponsored by:
The British Government’s latest National Action Plan saw a number of last minute revisions that remove key commitments to open government.
