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    Digital, Data & Technology

    The latest Digital, Data & Technology news from Civil Service World
    ‘Unacceptable’: The Civil Service Pension Scheme transfer six weeks on
    13 Jan Digital, Data & Technology

    ‘Unacceptable’: The Civil Service Pension Scheme transfer six weeks on

    Unions put pressure on Capita and the Cabinet Office amid ongoing issues with the scheme
    by Tevye Markson
    'Brits deserve better': DSIT launches CustomerFirst unit to transform public services
    19 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
    'Brits deserve better': DSIT launches CustomerFirst unit to transform public services
    HMRC perm sec says AI adoption won’t reduce staff numbers
    15 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
    HMRC perm sec says AI adoption won’t reduce staff numbers
    Cabinet Office and ICO agree plan to improve government data security
    15 Jan Digital, Data & Technology
    Cabinet Office and ICO agree plan to improve government data security
    International Women’s Day: Whitehall's tech chief Stephen Foreshew-Cain vows to boycott panels with no female representation
    08 Mar 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    International Women’s Day: Whitehall's tech chief Stephen Foreshew-Cain vows to boycott panels with no female representation

    “There is a gender diversity problem in the digital industry,” says the Government Digital Service executive director


    DWP digital chief questions department’s 'highly hierarchical' culture
    08 Mar 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    DWP digital chief questions department’s "highly hierarchical" culture

    Department for Work and Pensions' Mayank Prakash tells Public Sector ICT Summit: “Before I can talk to a person they tell me what grade they are – and I struggle with it"


    Cabinet Office to review all major Atos contracts in wake of health IT failure
    07 Mar 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Cabinet Office to review all major Atos contracts in wake of health IT failure

    All Atos contracts worth more than £10m now under review after public accounts committee said the outsourcing firm had "acted solely with its own short term best interests in mind" on GP data service


    Home Office hindered by 'depressingly familiar' leadership churn as it grappled with e-borders scheme, says PAC
    04 Mar 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Home Office hindered by "depressingly familiar" leadership churn as it grappled with e-borders scheme, says PAC

    Public Accounts Committee points the finger at frequent leadership changes in its report on the Home Office's long-running border data troubles


    HMRC seeks to reassure MPs over switch to digital tax system
    03 Mar 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    HMRC seeks to reassure MPs over switch to digital tax system

    Treasury committee chair Andrew Tryie warns of "lack of detailed explanation" of how HMRC's Making Tax Digital plans will play out


    Government outlines plans to boost public sector data sharing
    29 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Government outlines plans to boost public sector data sharing

    Consultation outlines proposals to let government share data to improve services, reduce fraud, and create timely research and statistics



     


    Met Office strike: hundreds of staff take action over specialist pay
    25 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Met Office strike: hundreds of staff take action over specialist pay

    “All we’re asking is for the Met Office to be able to allocate what it needs to fund staff by industry standards,” Prospect’s Gordon Hutchinson tells CSW, as hundreds of Met Office staff set up picket lines


    Government Digital Service director Stephen Foreshew-Cain: GDS must not act as a “forcing function”
    22 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Government Digital Service director Stephen Foreshew-Cain: GDS must not act as a “forcing function”

    "I think we continued to do the ‘to departments’ [approach] for perhaps a little longer than we could or should have," GDS boss says


    Government Digital Service stalwart Tony Singleton to take on new role at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
    18 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Government Digital Service stalwart Tony Singleton to take on new role at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills

    Director for G-Cloud and the digital commercial programme at the Government Digital Service moving to become deputy director of the BIS digital service


    Crown Commercial Service eyes shake-up of deal for civil service PCs and tablets
    17 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Crown Commercial Service eyes shake-up of deal for civil service PCs and tablets

    "Technology Products 2" framework will launch later this year – and CCS has begun conversations with departments and suppliers about improving the £1bn-a-year arrangement for buying in hardware and software


    Science and Technology committee warns of departmental data 'silos' – as GDS sets out plans to smash them
    16 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Science and Technology committee warns of departmental data "silos" – as GDS sets out plans to smash them

    Report by committee of MPs says UK government is "in a world-leading position" on open data – but could be "proactively identifying data sharing opportunities to break departmental data silos"


    Public Accounts Committee chair Meg Hillier raises further questions about HMRC’s tax assurance commissioners
    12 Feb 2016 Digital, Data & Technology
    Public Accounts Committee chair Meg Hillier raises further questions about HMRC’s tax assurance commissioners

    MP Meg Hillier tells CSW that public confidence in the way HM Revenue and Customs reaches settlement deals with large corporations will be an issue until there is greater transparency


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