Parliamentary inquiry into Government use of IT

So I’ve been busy over the last few days helping with the House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee‘s inquiry into the way in which Government develops and

NTOUK archives online

For anyone interested in tech-nostalgia, my new tech observations NTOUK archives from 2004 until earlier in March 2011 are now online here. One day I

VPI offers citizen control over citizen data

My monthly column in CIO is out, this month taking a brief look at what volunteered personal information (VPI) could mean for citizens. I see

Commons inquiry into Govt IT – today’s session

A good oral evidence session today at the House of Commons Public Administration Committee inquiry into government IT. It became quite “sparky” at times, with

PASC inquiry into govt IT second evidence session

The second date has been set for oral evidence in the Parliamentary inquiry into government technology policy & IT. Tuesday 15th March at 10.30 will

inquiry into government IT

So today saw the first oral evidence session of the House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee(PASC) inquiry into government IT. There were two panels

principles of good IT strategy

Ever since I was a director of IT in the NHS (longer ago than I care to admit as it happens, so don’t ask), I’ve

PASC inquiry into govt IT first evidence session

The first date has been set for oral evidence in the Parliamentary inquiry into government technology policy & IT. Tuesday 8th March at 10.30 will

NTOUK moving to WordPress

So, decision made. I’m rehosting my blog on WordPress. The new direct URL is ntouk.wordpress.com – although I will soon redirect the ntouk.com domain name

making IT real

In my CIO column this month I look at whether the opportunity is being taken to enable IT to help manage budget cuts and improve public

… coming soon(ish)

I’m planning to migrate – or restart – my NTOUK (new technology observations from a UK perspective) here soon …. just working through how viable