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24 May 2018
Met to start rollout of Box solutions to manage its cloud content
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) plans to adopt 50,000 seats from cloud storage company Box having successfully completed a pilot rollout. Speaking at an event organised by the vendor today,...
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24 May 2018
ICO: new laws, tools and rights allow people to take back control of their personal data
Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham says our desire to book a flight, update our browser, or sign up for a service should not be governed merely by terms and conditions set...
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23 May 2018
CPS awards Wipro £4.7m end user computing services contract
The contract, for three years of operational services, has option to extend by up to two 12-month periods. Improved end user computing services expected to ensure CPS staff, including court...
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23 May 2018
Defra believes AI can help deliver healthier imports
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is the latest government department to set out its artificial intelligence (AI) stall. It is looking for a digital partner to...
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23 May 2018
Identity experts offer insight on how GDS should act to ensure Verify ‘evolves’
In an identity futures session, former ID assurance SRO Bill McCluggage tells Treasury to help drive Verify into private sector. But David Moss criticises ‘one identity assurance scheme’ move and...
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23 May 2018
With GDPR looming, what did we learn from Zuckerberg’s EU Parliament grilling?
Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg met political group leaders yesterday evening to discuss the use of personal data, ahead of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) rules coming...
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22 May 2018
Home Office looks for technical help on national ANPR service programme
Digital Marketplace tender highlights two-year contract valued at between £5m and £14m at the Home Office, working on the National Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) service programme
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22 May 2018
ICO lands University of Greenwich with £120K fine for “serious data breach”
Fine followed what the ICO described as a “serious” security breach involving the personal data of nearly 20,000 people, among them students and staff.
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22 May 2018
Government sets plans to use AI to prevent cancer deaths
In a speech in Macclesfield setting out how science can transform health, Theresa May unveiled plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) to help prevent 22,000 cancer deaths a year by...
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21 May 2018
Councils outstrip NHS in website visitor journey management adoption, survey claims
A Freedom of Information (FOI) survey from website visitor journey expert Qmatic has claimed that NHS trusts are falling behind their public sector counterparts in the local government sector in...