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Europe’s Digital Agenda (16-24 September)
Welcome to this edition of Europe’s Digital Agenda. In this space we uncover and detail last week’s digital developments from…
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Europe’s Digital Agenda – Week Three
Welcome to this third edition of Europe’s Digital Agenda weekly summary. In this space we will try to uncover and…
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UN outlines e-Government strategies for sustainability and resilience
The newly published United Nations (UN) E-Government Survey presents a systematic assessment of the use of information and communication technologies…
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CCS confirms pulled tender but insists Crown Marketplace not under threat
The Crown Commercial Service (CCS) has confirmed it has pulled a tender for the forthcoming element of the Crown Marketplace…
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MoJ accused over “catastrophic waste of public money” on tagging programme
Critical PAC report argues Ministry “took an all-singing, all-dancing approach to what could have been...
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Cabinet Office launches new government shared services strategy
Strategy said to require substantive negotiation with SSCL, building of internal capability and use of...
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Home Office wants help for Border Crossing Mobile Feasibility Study
£900k project seeks to investigate the possibility of delivering a mobile based capability to support...
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Haringey and Islington to vote on a plan to transfer the ICT function to Camden
The proposals will be considered by Haringey’s Cabinet on January 16 and at Camden Council’s Cabinet on...
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Socitm and Eduserv launch shared services readiness tool for local authorities
Readiness Assessment programme ‘RASP’ intended to show councils the extent to which they are ready...
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Police ICT Company launches chief executive recruitment
Process launched to find a replacement for Martin Wyke, who stood down after two years...
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