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Technology

March 2018

  • Health<br>Mandatory Credit: Photo by Photofusion/REX (2290212a) Practice nurses, Barnsley Healthcare Centre, Yorkshire, Britain, UK Health

    Partnerships in practice
    NHS IT can't keep up with health service demands, survey of staff finds

    Six out of ten health professionals who took the Guardian survey say IT systems are not fit for purpose

September 2016

  • Telecare alert and control systems for vulnerable people in Newham

    Social care is running on empty – but technology can make a difference

    Paul Burstow
    There is no single solution to the challenges facing the sector, but technology enabled care can save cash-strapped councils money

July 2015

  • Physics diagrams and formulas chalk handwriting on blackboard.

    How to have a data-led approach to fundraising

    In a noisy digital universe, charities need to get smart about using the information they collect or risk being left behind

April 2015

  • Retina and optic nerve

    My son’s blindness inspired me to save the sight of others

    Douglas Anderson
  • Older man walking

    Dementia care: how social enterprises are developing products and services

    Eibhlin Ni Ogain
  • #Donate sign

    Twitter users can now donate to charity with a hashtag

  • Drone in Australia

    Connected world
    Why the UK public sector is slow to adopt the internet of things

November 2014

  • Tim Cole, British ambassador to Cuba

    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
    In Cuba only 5% of people are online and the media is state-controlled, but social media brings to life the right to free speech

September 2014

  • Google-Glass

    Leadership, learning and development in social care
    Social media should be an essential part of new social workers’ toolkits

    Claudia Megele, senior lecturer, Middlesex University, and head of practice learning, Enfield council
    Digital media enables professionals to communicate more effectively with service users and each other, says Claudia Megele

August 2014

  • Hannah Fearn

    Is live-streaming council meetings just an attempt to control the message?

    Hannah Fearn
    Local governments’ attempt at openness could be heralded as a milestone for democracy – but I’m a little more sceptical, says Hannah Fearn

July 2014

  • smartwatch

    Beveridge revisited: the 21st century evils
    Smartwatches will revolutionise treatment for chronic conditions

    Chris Duffey, senior vice president, Sudler &amp; Hennessey

    Google, Apple, and Samsung are racing to develop wearable technology that could be used to monitor and track personal health and diagnose disease, explains Chris Duffey

June 2014

  • HP Flexible Electronics Displays

    Which private companies get the most UK government money?

  • houses of parliament

    Why the future of democracy is digital

April 2014

  • IBM Electronic Data Processing Machine

    Big data in focus
    How big data is transforming public services – expert views

    We asked our experts how government can handle big data better, and mitigate the risks of privacy breaches

March 2014

  • Moonlight on very large array telescopes

    Big data in focus
    What government can do with big data – livechat

  • Mobile phone held up in London

    From emergencies to farming – free online tools catch on in civil service

  • Network rail: track and rails around London

    Ten ways Network Rail can create better railways and save taxpayers £1bn

  • Basildon hospital's e-board

    E-boards could transform patient administration in the NHS

  • How public managers can help the fifth of people without internet access

  • The top five digital breakthroughs for policing – and five yet to come

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