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    Analysis

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    UK ranked No.5 in global public-services league table
    03 Oct 2022 Analysis

    UK ranked No.5 in global public-services league table

    United Arab Emirates is top performer in human-centred design analysis
    by Jim Dunton
    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    02 Feb Analysis
    Government's ‘top down-approach’ to net zero 'holding back progress'
    Decision on extra pay increase ‘was the hardest call this year’, National Audit Office chief says
    28 Dec 2022 Analysis
    Decision on extra pay increase ‘was the hardest call this year’, National Audit Office chief says
    Government's property plans 'in disarray' as 'plague of ageing, inadequate data systems strikes again', MPs warn
    21 Dec 2022 Analysis
    Government's property plans 'in disarray' as 'plague of ageing, inadequate data systems strikes again', MPs warn
    Government must improve its digital customer experience
    03 Mar 2015 Analysis
    Government must improve its digital customer experience

    The government's customer service must better suit user needs, according to a CSW webchat


    Defence reform: a leopard can change its spots
    22 Dec 2014 Analysis
    Defence reform: a leopard can change its spots

    Lord Levene hails a ‘sea change’ at the MoD


    The Autumn Statement 2014: Sector by sector analysis
    04 Dec 2014 Analysis
    The Autumn Statement 2014: Sector by sector analysis

    The chancellor of the exchequer’s final Autumn Statement of this Parliament provided an update on the government's economic plans. Our sister service, Dods Monitoring, analysed the Statement sector by sector. 


    Autumn Statement 2014: What to expect
    03 Dec 2014 Analysis
    Autumn Statement 2014: What to expect

    Chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne is due to give his Autumn Statement today (Wednesday 3 December) at 12:30pm. So what can be expected?


    The road ahead: Simon Stevens outlines NHS roadmap at The Future of Health
    24 Nov 2014 Analysis
    The road ahead: Simon Stevens outlines NHS roadmap at The Future of Health

    We are doing well but we can do better, was the broad message of the day from chief executive of NHS England Simon Stevens at the Future of Health event on Friday, 21 November. 


    Your Country Needs You!
    21 Nov 2014 Analysis
    Your Country Needs You!

    Audrey Collins, a record specialist at The National Archives, looks back at the impact of the First World War on the civil service


    Gus O'Donnell: gathering the evidence
    17 Nov 2014 Analysis
    Gus O'Donnell: gathering the evidence

    Former cabinet secretary Lord O’Donnell has spoken up for evidence-based policymaking – an approach often distorted by poor data or trumped by anecdotes


    More still to do on Open Data, say Mike Bracken and Nigel Shadbolt at ODI Summit
    06 Nov 2014 Analysis
    More still to do on Open Data, say Mike Bracken and Nigel Shadbolt at ODI Summit

    Cabinet Office digital director Mike Bracken and Open Data Institute chairman Nigel Shadbolt said that there is still more to do if the government, and UK, want to share and access meaningful open data, at the ODI’s 2014 summit on open innovation on 4, November.


    MPs divided on the decision to hire a businessperson as civil service CEO
    30 Oct 2014 Analysis
    MPs divided on the decision to hire a businessperson as civil service CEO

    A survey of MPs reveals a party divide over the decision to hire a businessperson as the new civil service chief.


    Legislation Tracker: Local Government Bill 2014 - 2015
    29 Oct 2014 Analysis
    Legislation Tracker: Local Government Bill 2014 - 2015

    CSW takes a look at the ins and outs of the Local Government (Independence) Bill 2014 - 2015


    Rory Stewart calls for greater local expertise in national strategy and across FCO
    27 Oct 2014 Analysis
    Rory Stewart calls for greater local expertise in national strategy and across FCO

    The Defence Select Committee chair has criticised the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) prioritising management skills over local expertise in its overseas staff, and expressed scepticism over the UK’s approach to developing strategy. 


    In Question: Flexible working
    18 Aug 2014 Analysis
    In Question: Flexible working

    On 27 March, Lucy Powell MP asked 21 departments to explain: what proportion of civil servants, of each sex and grade, work part-time.



     


    Voting is now open
    22 Jul 2014 Analysis
    Voting is now open

    In the first of a series of articles examining digital services, Tim Gibson explains online voter registration – a new IT system lying at the very heart of our democracy.


    BIS officials to role-play gaining ministers’ trust
    18 Jul 2014 Analysis
    BIS officials to role-play gaining ministers’ trust

    Winnie Agbonlahor hears business department perm sec Martin Donnelly explain the value of ‘positive neutrality’ 


    Collective responsibilities
    18 Jul 2014 Analysis
    Collective responsibilities

    Top New Zealand official Iain Rennie is reforming a system often lauded in the UK. Suzannah Brecknell reports


    Rob Whiteman calls for more rigorous policy/finance split
    18 Jul 2014 Analysis
    Rob Whiteman calls for more rigorous policy/finance split

    The UK Border Agency (UKBA), which was this year abolished by home secretary Theresa May, was “never going to work”, its former chief Rob Whiteman told the Public Administration Select Committee on 17 June.


    Official no longer at MoD after £70m IT contract error
    17 Jul 2014 Analysis
    Official no longer at MoD after £70m IT contract error

    An official responsible for an IT contracting error which cost the Ministry of Defence (MoD) £70m is no longer working for the department, its permanent secretary Jon Thompson told the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on 16 June​.


    Editorial: Don’t squander support for change
    01 Apr 2014 Analysis
    Editorial: Don’t squander support for change

    ‘Forced ranking’ is alienating those sympathetic to reform


    Opinion: Labour’s review of digital services
    28 Mar 2014 Analysis
    Opinion: Labour’s review of digital services

    The government’s ambitious service reform plans effectively ignore digital exclusion, argues Labour front-bencher Chi Onwurah


    Editorial: Even a silence sends a signal
    14 Mar 2014 Analysis
    Editorial: Even a silence sends a signal

    The lack of a diversity strategy speaks volumes


    Opinion: Will Day on sustainable government
    13 Mar 2014 Analysis
    Opinion: Will Day on sustainable government

    The long-term impact of a changing climate is cruelly revealing the weaknesses in our government structures, argues Will Day


    Opinion: the increasing importance of Parliamentary select committees
    24 Feb 2014 Analysis
    Opinion: the increasing importance of Parliamentary select committees

    Select committees are set to broaden the debate, argues Professor Patrick Dunleavy of the London School of Economics.


    Editorial: A currency union could kill both sides
    20 Feb 2014 Analysis
    Editorial: A currency union could kill both sides

    Sharing sterling would threaten both Scotland and the rump UK


    Opinion: David Bell
    05 Feb 2014 Analysis
    Opinion: David Bell

    We need to rethink education – and the DfE’s response to constructive critics, says David Bell


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