biometrics, data, democracy, digital, digital identity, identity, privacy, public services, security, service design, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology, technology policy
Category: digital
36 Posts
digital, Government as a Platform, organisational design, public services, service design, technology
fixing organisational design
democracy, digital, identity, IT, IT strategy, open government, public services, technology, technology policy
remembering government.direct – the first interactive green paper
data, democracy, digital, future Britain, open government, privacy, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology, technology policy
Data Privacy Day musings
data, democracy, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, open government, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology, technology policy
The political opportunity – and threat – of better public services
data, democracy, digital, future Britain, identity, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology, technology policy
public policy, technology and society – democracy in an age of change
data, digital, future Britain, IT strategy, open government, privacy, public services, security, social exclusion, social inclusion, taxation, technology, technology policy, Uncategorized
payday loans and the missed opportunity?
data, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, IT, IT strategy, open government, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, technology, technology policy
The wellsprings of UK digital reform part 2 – separating porcine lip enhancement from transformation
data, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, identity, open government, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology
The wellsprings of UK digital reform part 1 – the backstory
data, digital, future Britain, open government, public services, technology, technology policy
Manifesto for Better Public Services
data, digital, future Britain, IT strategy, open government, public services, technology, technology policy
the inadequate scope of public sector “reform”
data, digital, future Britain, open government, privacy, public services, security, technology, technology policy
