GDS rolls out government API catalogue to support data sharing
The UK Government Digital Service (GDS) is asking public authorities in the country to contribute...
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Planning Inspectorate set to launch new online appeal service
The UK Planning Inspectorate is set to launch a new online appeal service with an...
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New GDS Service Standard removes need for ministerial tests of services
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has published a 14-point set of guidelines for government services,...
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GDS to showcase digital transformation at five Sprint events in 2019
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has said that it will conduct five Sprint events across...
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Government’s Verify identity scheme gets a stinging rebuke from the NAO
Alaa Owaineh, Lead Analyst, Public Sector, Global Data on the National Audit Office’s damning report...
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GDS – Going Downhill Slowly?
Global Data Principal Analyst for Central Government, Rob Anderson, on the GDS’s new Technology Code...
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Can Zero Trust Networking work for the Public Sector?
Mike Thomas, managing director of Innopsis, discusses the potential adoption of a Zero Trust networking solution and argues that a…
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Etive completes Alpha of Verify project with Tower Hamlets and Hackney for local authority multi-service portals
Digital identity specialist Etive Technologies has said it has completed the Alpha phase of a project working with the London…
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Global Digital: why even abroad, for Public Digital, the strategy is delivery
The Government Digital Service (GDS) still very much exists in government, but several of the key people behind its creation…
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Quantum computing, AI, cyber and blockchain get boost from Hammond’s Budget – but unimpressed PAC warns of Brexit ‘elephant in the room’
Quantum computing, artificial intelligence (AI), cyber security and blockchain were the ‘winners’ in terms of technologies to benefit from Chancellor…
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