Civil Service Reform

Keiron Salt, CIO Health at BT, makes the case for a more rapid digital transformation of the NHS

Treasury guidance encourages departments to offer “unreasonable certainty in timelines, costs and benefits”, IfG report finds

Could new ways of working transform the way the Civil Service delivers in challenging times? Geoffrey Lyons reports on a Civil Service Live roundtable

PA Consulting offers a four-point plan to delivering organisational transformation

With the annual worldwide cost of cybercrime set to double from $3tn in 2015 to $6tn by 2021, BT offers advice on how chief information security officers can better protect their organisations

The policies may be in place, but is it happening in practice? BT's Bas de Graaf looks at the reality of GDPR today

Thompson says that it is incumbent on civil servants to tell truth to power after speaking of personal impact of comments on Brexit

Rising demand for services “will make it even harder to achieve the government’s ambition”, the watchdog said

Cisco's Dominic Elliott shows how global organisations can embrace the benefits of SD-WAN without adding complexity

Norman Strauss recently argued in CSW that there was a need to create a new ministry for the opposition to help change the civil service and share its expertise more widely across society. In this response, Catherine Haddon, a senior fellow and resident historian at the Institute for Government, sets out why she thinks such a proposal is flawed

The 2017 Commercial Award went to a team who supported "22 feisty local authorities" to reduce waste through innovative technology and collaborative working. Naomi Larsson finds out more

HMRC has been at the forefront of the government’s smarter working agenda, and is attempting to change the culture across one of government’s biggest organisations. There are lessons for other departments in the progress so far, says Luke Heselwood