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Manchester, UK, has been transformed over the past 20 years to become a leading European city for digital technologies. Mancunians have embraced the concept of the ‘smart city’, seeing the internet integrate with digitally enabled systems across the board and bringing everything into a well-oiled system of activity and communication. The concept of open data Continue reading Synching Cities: Data Openness Across Europe
From left to right: Mark Byrne, Head of Corporate, Education & Public Sector, Toshiba; Nick Offin, Head of Channel , Toshiba; Bordan Tkachuk, CEO, Viglen; Neil Bramley, Sales Director Northern Europe, Toshiba Viglen, a British IT company, has been awarded Toshiba UK’s Platinum Partner of the Year and Education Platinum Partner of the Continue reading Viglen wins Toshiba ’Partner of the Year’ and ‘Educational Partner of the Year’ awards
Ofsted has awarded CACI a contract to deliver new Social Care inspection IT system CACI has won a major contract to supply a new inspection solution for Ofsted, the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills, to be used in its 4,600 plus inspections of social care providers each year. Ofsted Continue reading Ofsted award CACI contract to deliver new social care inspection IT system
Nuance Communications Inc, has announced the availability of “Five Reasons To Speech Enable The EHR”, a free whitepaper published to address the current contradiction of the potential benefits of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems being undermined by the time it takes to use them. Studies have shown navigating an EHR can add up to 90 Continue reading Nuance announces free “Five Reasons To Speech Enable The EHR” whitepaper
Jamie Smith-Thompson – managing director of Portal Financial In a Ministerial Statement issued today the Government announced that it will prevent public sector workers from transferring their unfunded final salary pension to a private pension, in order to protect the Exchequer and taxpayers, leaving millions of people trapped in a scheme that may Continue reading Pension changes leave public sector workers trapped
Student service availability and social media support key to new business wins and highlights increased focus on customer service as universities compete for paying students Service Management Software company, Sunrise Software, today announced that three leading UK universities have selected its Service Desk platform, Sostenuto, in recent months. Plymouth University, York St John University and Continue reading Three universities sign with Sunrise Software in bid to provide leading edge support services to attract students
Delivering on the European Advantage ‘How European governments can and should benefit from innovative public services’ reveals an environment of ‘quantity over quality’ Paris, May 28, 2014 – The European Commission released today the 11th Benchmark Measurement of European eGovernment Services, carried out by Capgemini Group, one of the world’s foremost providers of consulting, Continue reading The European Commission eGovernment Benchmark: Action required to meet commitments for digital transformation of public services
Rail College proposed site An artist impression of the potential HS2 rail college on the site at Lakeside – created by Bond Bryan Architects The location of the potential HS2 rail college in Doncaster has been revealed. The 5.1 acre site at Doncaster’s Lakeside, would see the campus located close to Continue reading Site for Doncaster’s potential HS2 rail college revealed
Dan Allard & Ed Stevens As the UK’s 35 probation trusts prepare to close at the beginning of June, specialist recruitment agency, Sanctuary Criminal Justice, shows support for those affected by the Ministry of Justice’s controversial ‘Transforming Rehabilitation’ (TR) agenda. While probation professionals across the country remain unconvinced about the government’s Continue reading Supporting the future of probation
Mayor Jules Pipe, Chair of London Councils Mayor Jules Pipe, Chair of London Councils said: “The Chancellor’s statement is inadequate in the context of London’s housing crisis. However, finally there is recognition of the acute challenges London is facing. The capital’s population is set to increase to over nine million by 2021, meaning Continue reading Budget comment: more action on housing and growth needed
Imprima, the UK’s leading virtual data room and financial documents provider, has been appointed by HS2 Ltd, wholly owned by the Department for Transport, to provide an online payment portal and USB-archived database containing Environmental Statement for the High Speed Rail 2 (HS2) project. In a unique appointment, Imprima was chosen to enable Continue reading UK legislation available digitally for the first time
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