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Category: IT
72 Posts
digital, IT, IT strategy, Legacy, organisational design, policy making, public services, service design, technology, technology policy
“Dysfunctional, damaging and sometimes dangerous”
democracy, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, IT, IT strategy, open government, organisational design, platforms, policy making, public services, service design, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, taxation, technology, technology policy
What can politicians learn from Universal Credit?
digital identity, Government as a Platform, IT, platforms, privacy, public services, security, technology
UK Government single sign-in since 2001
digital, IT, IT strategy, Legacy, policy making, public services, software engineering, technology, technology policy
The political cost of legacy systems
democracy, digital, identity, IT, IT strategy, open government, public services, technology, technology policy
Remembering government.direct—the first interactive green paper
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, design, health, IT, IT strategy, Legacy, organisational design, technology, technology policy
Curing the NHS
data, digital, identity, IT, IT strategy, privacy, public services, security, technology, technology policy
The identity / data divide
IT, IT strategy, open government, privacy, public services, security, technology, technology policy
The canary that ceased to be
data, future Britain, IT, IT strategy, open government, privacy, public services, security, social exclusion, social inclusion, technology, technology policy
NAO on ‘Digital Transformation in Government’
data, digital, future Britain, IT, IT strategy, public services, software engineering, technology, technology policy