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Lt Gen Elviss Lt Gen Elviss assumed command of the Field Army, headquartered in Andover, in March 2024, following his tenure as Chief of Staff (Operations) at the Permanent Joint Headquarters in Northwood. His leadership as Commander Field Army has been transformative, marked by an unwavering focus on doubling the Field Army’s fighting power Continue reading Army announces three senior leadership appointments to drive modernisation and improve the Army’s offer to NATO
Kurt Markley New certification demonstrates operational rigour and aerospace-grade quality standards for its encrypted hardware storage products Apricorn, the leading manufacturer of software-free, 256-bit AES XTS hardware-encrypted USB drives, today announced that it has become the first and only encrypted USB storage device manufacturer to achieve AS9100 certification, the internationally recognised Quality Management System Continue reading Apricorn Becomes First and Only Hardware-Encrypted USB Storage Device Manufacturer to Achieve AS9100 Certification
The partial remains of 72 British soldiers who served and died during the First World War have been returned to France from a museum collection. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s (CWGC) recovery unit in France has received the partial remains and will now arrange their interment. The remains will be placed in the existing Continue reading War Detectives to trace descendants following return of partial First World War casualty remains
A new showcase series is reshaping NHS-supplier engagement. Pioneers at the first NHS host brought together hundreds of staff organisation-wide, along with major tech companies and niche innovators in a single day, already inspiring 10 further NHS providers to follow in 2026. Highland has launched Elevate, a new health tech event series that is bringing Continue reading Highland launches Elevate – bringing health tech direct to the NHS
Can the seemingly intractable problem of delayed hospital patient discharge be solved by the creation of a single responsible body? By Norman Niven, CEO at The Medication Support Company and former director at BUPA What seems to be the problem? Perhaps the biggest challenge facing the NHS is greater numbers of patients experiencing delayed Continue reading The Long Goodbye
Cloudhouse research highlights public sector skills gaps and reactive technical debt as key factors shaping IT modernisation New analysis from Cloudhouse, based on a survey of UK public sector IT decision-makers, reveals significant technical debt across government technology estates – and an urgent need for modernisation as AI adoption accelerates. The Cloudhouse State of Technical Continue reading 7 in 10 UK government IT leaders say outdated systems are hindering AI adoption
Road safety is a national priority, yet the condition of the UK’s road network continues to contribute to tragic and avoidable loss of life. Shockingly, 15 people die every single day on our roads as a direct result of poor conditions. Among the contributing factors, potholes remain one of the most persistent and dangerous Continue reading SHIMPAC®: Tackling the 20: Helping to Save Lives by Improving Road Conditions
Today, as the Government unveils its long-awaited SEND White Paper, education experts at Momenta Connect are calling for the Government to listen to responses to the white paper consultation and provide clear guidance on how we will build this brave new vision for SEND. The SEND system in England is considered “broken” by many, Continue reading Mind the gap: New Government SEND White Paper is a welcome first step – but schools need to know how we get there
By: Susie Thomson, Chair Elect of the Professional Background Screening Association (PBSA) and former founder of Security Watchdog Susie Thomson The latest headlines surrounding Sir Keir Starmer and questions over appointments to the House of Lords have once again pushed vetting into the public spotlight. Political controversy will always generate noise, but beneath it lies a Continue reading When Vetting Fails at the Top, Everyone Pays the Price
Atos is the first organization in the world to hold dual Scopism SIAM Assured Status Scopism, the worldwide SIAM community leader and professional body, has recently announced that Atos has been awarded Scopism SIAM Assured status in two categories; both as a SIAM Service Provider and as a SIAM Consultancy and Advisory Organization. Scopism’s Continue reading World First – Dual SIAM Accreditation for Atos
Following the announcement of a national collaboration with the Greek government, Sword Intelligence is bringing AI-led triage, care coordination and access operations to help the UK tackle waiting lists and access pressure. Sword Intelligence has launched in the UK and Europe to bring AI-led care operations designed to help healthcare providers improve access, manage Continue reading Sword Intelligence launches in the UK, bringing proven national-scale AI care operations set to transform healthcare in Greece
Steve Sanghera The 10-year health plan outlined earlier this year intends to make the NHS ‘digital by default’ and central to the overhaul will be the roll out of an NHS App tool which will read real-time data from wearables, biometric sensors or smart devices. According to one Government source: “This Plan will take Continue reading A shift from analogue to digital sits at the heart of the Government’s ambitious plans for NHS reform in England
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