Top commercial official ‘worked for civil service and Greensill at same time’
14 Apr Commercial

Top commercial official ‘worked for civil service and Greensill at same time’

Anti-corruption watchdog tells Cabinet Office to publish its conflicts of interest policy as clearance loophole emerges
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Government disbands LGBT+ panel after three advisers quit over 'hostility'
14 Apr HR
Government disbands LGBT+ panel after three advisers quit over 'hostility'
Yes, board member: Lord Michael Bichard on making the most of departments' non-execs
14 Apr Civil Service Reform
Yes, board member: Lord Michael Bichard on making the most of departments' non-execs
Test and Trace hired £40,000-a-day digital team after failure ‘to source civil servants with these skills’
14 Apr Coronavirus
Test and Trace hired £40,000-a-day digital team after failure ‘to source civil servants with these skills’
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Dstl to set up Newcastle outpost
14 Apr Security & Defence
Dstl to set up Newcastle outpost
Unit will be based at the National Innovation Centre for Data
PM orders inquiry into David Cameron and Greensill lobbying row
13 Apr Commercial
PM orders inquiry into David Cameron and Greensill lobbying row
Probe comes after “significant interest in this matter", spokesperson says
DHSC spending £40,000 a week on consultants to develop business case for new health agency
13 Apr Commercial
DHSC spending £40,000 a week on consultants to develop business case for new health agency
PwC has helped draft business case for Treasury, hire staff and prepare for the Spending Review
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Opinion: In the office, but out of touch
13 Apr Civil Service Reform
Opinion: In the office, but out of touch
The prime minister and chancellor have both begun encouraging people back to the workplace after Covid. But government would be much better served learning the flexible working lessons of the pandemic
Opinion: Let’s abolish the spending review
12 Apr Civil Service Reform
Opinion: Let’s abolish the spending review
Further reform of the way the government manages resources to achieve its goals is vital, says the former government lead non-executive director Sir Ian Cheshire
Colin Talbot: How public servants can make the machine work for them
09 Apr Civil Service Reform
Colin Talbot: How public servants can make the machine work for them
In the first of a new series of articles exploring developments in public sector management, Colin Talbot looks at how one social care organisation is challenging the assumptions of service delivery
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Data Loss Prevention Report 2021: Defending against daily data loss
Fri 26 Mar 2021
Data Analytics Guide: 7 ways to accelerate business insights
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Resetting the Skills Agenda for a Post-COVID Recovery
22 Apr 2021
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Resetting the Skills Agenda for a Post-COVID Recovery
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Inside: How Jeremy Heywood thought, the relationship between ministers and officials from two people who lived it, and what the closure of the government’s performance platform means for transparency
February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
22 Feb
February 2021 CSW digital issue available to read
Exclusive interviews with Cat Little, a look inside government’s innovation engine, and lessons from Singapore
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
16 Feb Commercial
Dominic Cummings ‘expected’ friends’ firm to get Cabinet Office contract
High Court hears latest challenge to government’s emergency procurement moves
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DCMS: Leading the world to make social media a safer space Sponsored
13 Apr Operational Delivery
DCMS: Leading the world to make social media a safer space
PA Consulting explain how their regulatory experts played a key role in enabling the UK government to make key decisions around the establishment of a new Online Harms Regulator
Greensill has exposed the inherent risks of supply chain finance – how can the public sector address these? Sponsored
12 Apr Commercial
Greensill has exposed the inherent risks of supply chain finance – how can the public sector address these?
The revelation of Greensill Capital’s presence at the heart of Government has highlighted some fundamental structural risks in its supply chains, writes Proxima
Changing the Unchangeable: Three steps to overcome scale, complexity and bureaucracy Sponsored
01 Apr Leadership
Changing the Unchangeable: Three steps to overcome scale, complexity and bureaucracy
Oliver Wyman examine the three steps that spell the difference between a successful transformation, and a stalled one
Data insight is the holy grail of better government decision-making Sponsored
29 Mar Digital, Data & Technology
Data insight is the holy grail of better government decision-making
Government is the mother of all data repositories, but Rohan Malik, Managing Partner for Government and Infrastructure at EY, argues that it needs to use this data well to realise its full potential
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