Removing barriers and improving disability data
I started working for MoJ in 1993 as an AA/Band F and am now a G6, I have had a variety of operational and corporate HQ roles. I stayed because I loved what I was doing and I can honestly ...
I started working for MoJ in 1993 as an AA/Band F and am now a G6, I have had a variety of operational and corporate HQ roles. I stayed because I loved what I was doing and I can honestly ...
December brings the shortest day and longest night of the year - and with more than 16 hours of darkness, it's the perfect time for some stargazing!
Central Digital and Data Office's new Chief Technology Officer, Dan Bailey, outlines plans for the Office of the Chief Technology Officer and the CTO Council.
Guest blog by Helen Milner OBE, Group CEO, Good Things Foundation.
techUK launches the second report in its Cyber People Series.
Sally Warren, Director of Policy at The King's Fund commented on the publication of the government's adult social care reform White Paper, People at the Heart of Care
Blog posted by: David Smallwood - Director, e-careers, 01 December 2021.
Victoria Hewson, Head of Regulatory Affairs at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the news that Facebook's parent company, Meta, has been ordered to sell Giphy by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority
Blog posted by: Sophie Hussey, Head of Service Management, Lowell, November 30, 2021.
techUK joins a Global Industry Statement in support of the moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions.
Scientists will recommend a plan to help the UK's research and innovation sector reach net zero.
"It's horrible, being called an ex-offender. It's a label that you can't peel off." The quote above came from a person speaking at a support group. It's a reminder that it matters how we talk about people. The words we ...
The cuts to education spending over the last decade are effectively without precedent in post-war UK history, including a 9% real-terms fall in school spending per pupil and a 14% fall in spending per student in colleges.
JRF responds to the Scottish Government's plan to double Scottish Child Payment for children under six from April, and all eligible children under 16 by the end of 2022.
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the planned reintroduction of some Covid measures
Blog posted by: Chris Gallacher - principal consultant, Forrester Research and contributing author to ITIL 4 Digital and IT Strategy, 26 November 2021.
How we consolidated the testing landscape for GOV.UK into a small number of practical rules that are bringing a new consistency to the way we test our code.
HoC Oral Statement: Army Restructuring: Future Soldier (26 November 2021).
Key findings from the 2021 help identify where progress has been made in the sector and where there's more work to be done.
Blog posted by: Martin Stretton, Transformation Programme Director, NFER, 25 November 2021.
UKIBC, NASSCOM, and techUK have come together to develop a joint position paper on a policy agenda for both governments to consider in relation to cross-border data transfers between the UK and India.
As a form of distributed computing that brings processing closer to the source of data, edge computing enables businesses to understand and unlock the value of data assets in real time to make key business decisions.
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is committed to playing its part in the eradication of modern slavery.
Reforms to the Electronic Communications Code are set to become law as DCMS introduces the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Bill, which government suggests will further accelerate the rollout of mobile and fixed infrastructure.