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Cloud should be first option
Departments must fully evaluate cloud-based products when buying new or renewing existing IT services, and will only be able...
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Data centres of excellence
Information storage can be complex and costly, not to mention its environmental impact. As Whitehall organisations look for...
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Interview: Roly Keating
The British Library’s vast collection is about to get much bigger. Suzannah Brecknell meets its new chief executive, Roly...
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Round table: Attack of the Cybermen
The Cybermen may have nearly defeated Dr Who, but today’s good guys face an even more formidable foe in the shape of cyber...
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Cloud spotting
The CloudStore is a key part of plans to change the way government buys ICT, but many civil servants don’t even know what...
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Shiny Appy People
People are using their mobile phones and tablet computers for a fast-growing range of tasks, and service providers must keep...
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NAO calls for research on digital users’ behaviour
The Government Digital Service (GDS) should do more behavioural research “to see what prevents capable internet users from...
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Editorial: Give people the tools for the job
Many civil servants work in the government analogue service The Government Digital Service (GDS) is an impressive outfit....
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Poll: Uncertainty over value added by the Government Digital Service
Civil servants are uncertain about the value being added by the Cabinet Office’s Government Digital Service (GDS), a Civil...
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Interview: Ursula Brennan
The Ministry of Justice is at the forefront of the coalition’s moves towards both outsourcing of service provision, and...
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Poll: Civil Service training has deterioriated
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