Digital, Data & Technology

New research shows Whitehall departments are good at sharing data with each other, but openness with the wider public sector is more of a challenge

Civil servants will always need to be honest, impartial, objective, and act with integrity – but we must make sure we don’t encourage passivity or inertia

"Contingent Labour One" will be replaced with a "Temporary Worker Contracting Vehicle", as CCS places heavy focus on digital skills and hints at smaller lots

Treasury Committee to review HMRC's approach to tax avoidance and consider whether overhaul of corporation tax is needed amid row over deal with search giant Google

Minister says longstanding errors with online documents could have affected 2,200 divorce settlements

Government should be trialling use of distributed ledger technologies to improve welfare payments, according to a report published today

Project "Ocean Liner" reportedly mulls insourcing and says there is "no consistent advice" for dealing with IT challenges across government

Successful candidate will succeed Tim Kelsey to lead on IT procurement and implementation

Government Digital Service prepares to roll out text, email and letter notification service for citizens in bid to cut inbound calls

HM Revenue and Customs boss is leaving the civil service later this year – and vows to carefully consider "appropriateness of potential roles and organisations" for life after Whitehall

After a scathing report on problems with the digital overhaul of the system for paying EU subsidies, spending watchdogs Meg Hillier and Amyas Morse criticise behaviour that was "distressing to staff and visibly confrontational"

Liam Maxwell announces that DVLA's chief technology officer is heading back to the centre of government in January