Government Computing

News and analysis on digital transformation in the UK’s public sector.

UK civil servants call for more digital training

Recruitment and training are a major problem for the civil service when it comes to digital skills as it is competing with the private sector for in-demand jobs.

By Ryan Morrison

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Online Safety Bill: Privacy and cybersecurity fears over end-to-end encryption changes remain

Online Safety Bill: Privacy and cybersecurity fears over end-to-end encryption changes remain

By Matthew Gooding

Government ‘overlooking’ UK semiconductor industry, MPs say

By Matthew Gooding

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UK government ban for Chinese Hikvision CCTV cameras

By Ryan Morrison

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How IPv6 is powering the future of the digital economy

What does the Autumn Statement mean for UK public sector tech?

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What does the Autumn Statement mean for UK public sector tech?

By Robert Stoneman

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Binance executive defends crypto exchange’s role in collapse of rival FTX

By Matthew Gooding

Fujitsu questioned over software faults that led to Horizon Post Office scandal

Fujitsu questioned over software faults that led to Horizon Post Office scandal

Fujitsu executives faced questions today on the company's role in the Horizon Post Office scandal.

By Ryan Morrison

'Woeful' Department for Education criticised after children's data used by betting companies

‘Woeful’ Department for Education criticised after children’s data used by betting companies

Data watchdog warns DfE after information on 28m children was used by a company verifying age on gambling sites

By Claudia Glover

Modernising finance technology for the public good

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Modernising finance technology for the public good

The UK Government Finance Function’s Tim Wheelhouse discusses technology priorities, opportunities and pain-points driving efforts to put finance at…

Liz Truss phone hack highlights Whitehall's 'shadow IT' problem

Liz Truss phone hack highlights Whitehall’s ‘shadow IT’ problem

MPs and staff using their own devices to conduct government business is common, and poses a security risk.

By Matthew Gooding

IR35 changes proposed in 'mini budget' cancelled in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's emergency statement

IR35 changes proposed in ‘mini budget’ cancelled in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s emergency statement

The new Chancellor has ripped up plans to reverse changes to rules which govern "off payroll" staff.

By Matthew Gooding

Chris Philp the latest minister through the Cabinet Office revolving door as Edward Argar departs

Chris Philp the latest minister through the Cabinet Office revolving door as Edward Argar departs

Another new cabinet office minister has been appointed to oversee the government's digital efforts.

By Matthew Gooding

How the public sector can successfully manage cloud deployments

The UK government’s cloud-first policy means public sector organisations across the country are looking to the cloud to deliver…

By Matthew Gooding

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