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Digital government

June 2016

  • Mike Bracken

    Global public leaders
    The techies with the muscle to transform UK and US governments

    William D. Eggers
    It takes a certain kind of leader to force governments into the digital age, as Francis Maude, Mike Bracken and Mikey Dickerson demonstrate

April 2016

  • A nurse uses a wireless electronic tablet to order medicines from the pharmacy at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital on March 16, 2010 in Birmingham, England.

    The hidden exploitation of frontline staff by their own administrators

    Mark Thompson
    Middle managers in both the public and private sector are skimming funds from public services – and nobody is talking about it

March 2016

  • Renovations Begin At The Banqueting House In Whitehall<br>LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 01:  (EXCLUSIVE ACCESS)   A bust of Charles 1st sits above the entrance to Banqueting House during restoration work on March 1, 2016 in London, England. The Banqueting House is the only remaining part of the Palace of Whitehall, once the largest Palace in Europe but destroyed by fire in 1698. Visitors can see the magnificent ceiling painted by Sir Peter Paul Rubens. It is currently being renovated and will re-open to the public on April 1st.  (Photo by Chris Ratcliffe/Getty Images)

    Whitehall officials refuse to use the word profit – and it's costing us £10bn

    William Mosseri-Marlio
    Civil servants fixated on minutiae are holding back billion-pound savings in government procurement

December 2015

  • Hands chopping salad

    The cost of cuts
    Why it matters that the chancellor won't fund council technology

    Mary O'Hara
    Investment in digital directly improves services such as social care, but you wouldn’t know it given George Osborne’s focus on central government

July 2015

  • The government’s commitment to increase spending on areas like defence means reductions will fall heavily on other departments.

    Six reasons why cutting £20bn will be difficult for Whitehall

    Daniel Thornton
    Osborne has demanded government departments find savings of up to 40% – but a lot of Conservative commitments require more up-front spending

March 2015

  • Battery charge vector icons

    Inclusive growth
    10 barriers to using mobile technology to fight inequality

    There’s huge potential for mobile to be a catalyst for inclusive growth. But many challenges – from gender inequality to phone charging – must first be addressed

February 2015

  • Doctors and nurses at a computer

    UK voters are being sold a lie. There is no need to cut public services

    Redesigning the public sector to work more like Amazon, Spotify and Uber could save billions with no frontline cuts. And only bureaucracy would lose out, writes Mark Thompson

November 2014

  • Hashtag

    Social media in the public sector
    Seven reasons why civil servants should use social media

  • Capture and burning of Washington DC by the British in 1814 during the War of 1812

    Social media in the public sector
    The worst public sector social media blunders – and how to avoid them

  • Facebook app

    Social media in the public sector
    Seven tips for using Facebook if you work in the public sector

  • St Helens town housing estate

    Social media in the public sector
    Social media and the public sector: who’s using it?

  • Social media in the public sector
    ‘I’m not a faceless bureaucrat’: why women should use Twitter at work

  • Social media in the public sector
    A day in the life of local government – share your pictures

  • Social media in the public sector
    The council chief executive: why I tweet and who I follow

  • Social media in the public sector
    The civil service director: why I tweet and who I follow

  • Social media in the public sector
    Why I tweet as a British ambassador in a country without free speech

    Tim Cole, British ambassador to Cuba
  • Social media in the public sector
    How to use social media at work in the public sector – livechat

September 2014

  • Town view of Tallin

    Live Q&As
    Digital public services: advice from around the world

    From digital government in Estonia to reporting problems via text in Uganda, our expert share tips on using technology
  • Alfred Sirleaf, a Liberian citizen journalist, with his chalkboard newspaper

    Six lessons for digital public services from across the world

    From chat rooms for victims of sexual violence in South Africa, to trendsetting initiatives in the US, we explore the insights from six digital successes and failures
  • This picture taken on September 1, 2014

    It may be too fanciful an idea, but how about banning car ownership?

    The UK is approaching a national traffic jam, but we’ll keep driving until public transport is seen as a viable alternative, says Alan Whitehead
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