For people who don't know me, I am Nava Ramanan, Deputy Director - Head of Networks, Voice, Video and Hosting Services for the Ministry of Justice. In this blog I am going to highlight what we are doing within the ...
An online sales tax would help commercial landlords at the expense of consumers
Reduce the Cabinet Office headcount and simplify its structure to ensure greater efficiency says think tank
The digital planning reform team in DLUHC have been working over the last couple of years to investigate how digital and data could improve on what we have now: saving time and money for both end-users and planning authorities, and better connecting the public to the issues and decisions made on their behalf.
Announced earlier this year by the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care at the HSJ Digital Transformation Summit, the Government has now published the Digital Health and Care Plan. This follows the publication of Data Saves Lives: Reshaping Health and Social Care with Data.
2022 has seen low-income families going without essentials, building up arrears and taking on debt just to get by
James Reeve takes us through 12 months of progress and why everyone in our leadership team needs to lead for digital transformation - not just one person.
techUK, in collaboration with its Smart City Working Group, has published a new report which outlines how cities and technology businesses are rethinking the approach to planning and delivering smart cities to overcome complexity and drive step changes in public service and infrastructure provision.
The Local Digital and Cyber teams are going to be making some exciting changes over the next few months, backed by multi-year funding to the tune of £85 million.
Imperial College London's Professor Helen Brindley explains how the ESA FORUM mission, contracted to Airbus, will improve the accuracy of climate change forecasts and help scientists see the Earth through new eyes.
Online Safety Bill hands unprecedented censorship powers to Secretary of State and Ofcom, warns new research
techUK's Social Care Innovation Hub will showcase the innovative work of our members and serve as a valuable resource for organisations across industry and beyond.
Guest blog by Drew Smith, Government Relations Manager, UK & Ireland at Zoom Video Communications.
Dun & Bradstreet map the business impact for tech companies who have had operations in Russia and Ukraine.
Blog posted by: Ruth Murray-Webster, Lead author, Management of Risk (M_o_R 4), 23 June 2022.
Blog posted by: Mark Sutton, Head of Programme Office, 22 June 2022.
The dedicated centre of excellence will focus on problems related to the use of data for artificial intelligence applications, with a defence context.
How can techUK members and industry be part of the Digital Inclusion Service?
Dstl has made the code freely available to make it easier for suppliers and partners to adopt and help develop this standard for autonomous sensor systems.
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the latest ONS public finances data
Inequalities in the early cognitive, social and emotional development of children in the UK, which are so important in shaping later life outcomes, have changed little between those born in the early 2000s and those born in the early 2010s.
Professor Len Shackleton, labour market expert at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs commented on the return of the pension triple lock, which will see the state pension rise by 10 per cent in line with inflation.
A new study by researchers at Lancaster University reveals 28% of the population in rural North West England are not confident completing key tasks online, such as applying for a job or making an online call. Most alarmingly, over half of those aged 65 and above and those on lower incomes lack digital skills, meaning those most in need of online services are least likely to be able to access them.
Lockdown disproves nanny state alcohol policies, finds new report
Rebecca McDonald, Chief Economist at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation responds to latest inflation figures
