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Added Health – Dr Michael Stein (left) and Prof Chris Butler The way we deliver healthcare in the UK has to change, says Dr Michael Stein, CEO of Added Health. He explains how advances in medical research and digital technology might now transform the lives of millions and save the NHS £billions. The Continue reading It’s time to make a pre-emptive strike on poor health
David Trossell, CEO and CTO of Bridgeworks The public sector continues to promote and undergo digital transformation. The drivers for it range from a need to digitalise operations, to increase innovation and agility or encourage and permit easier collaboration across different Government departments and public sector organisations. There is also a need for Continue reading SD-WANs: Are They Enough for Modern Government Enterprises?
The NHS is looking for a new chief information officer, and the Highland Marketing advisory board has been considering what should be on his or her ‘to do’ list. Following the merger of NHSX and NHS Digital with the NHS England transformation directorate, and the departure of some high-profile digital leaders, the NHS is Continue reading What should be top of mind for the new NHS CIO?
An impressive 500,000 energy vouchers dispatched within four weeks and ahead of schedule. A staggering £600m of cash distributed across post offices at speed, meticulous behind-the-scenes planning and postmasters who proved to be local heroes for their communities. The results speak for themselves: With a redemption rate of almost 100%, it’s clear the Northern Ireland
By Kevin Dobson, product manager, Epson UK This month marks three-years since the government first gave the order for people to work from home, wherever possible, at the start of the COVID19 pandemic. Nobody at the time would have predicted that this simple order – enforced to slow the spread of a deadly disease – Continue reading From paper to pixels: Secure scanning in public sector digitalisation
By Graham Martin, Chairman and CEO, EnOcean Alliance There has never been a more pressing need to husband the world’s resources and reduce global energy consumption. Developments in building automation are a promising way forward; in particular, using self-powered devices that harvest energy from the environment and manual operation. The need is pressing. Most of Continue reading Energy: Harvest for the world
The Construction Industry Collective Voice (CICV) has praised the industry for embracing its drive to improve payments and cashflow – and says the positive response to its recent campaign demonstrates that there is a real appetite for change across the sector. The unique collective says the response from the industry to its payment survey, Best Continue reading CICV praises industry for embracing payments and cashflow campaign, but more needs to be done to improve financial landscape
The Government has awarded a one-off payment of £20 million to the BBC World Service as part of the refresh of the Integrated Review. The money is being provided to protect all 42 World Service language services over the next two years, support English language broadcasting, and counter disinformation. The refreshed Integrated Review concludes that Continue reading NEW FUNDING AGREED TO KEEP BBC WORLD SERVICE ON AIR
The purchase of Security Watchdog from Capita fuels Matrix’s growth ambitions and broadens its services portfolio in the workforce solutions marketplace Market-leading workforce technology and services platform Matrix is furthering its growth strategy with the acquisition of employment screening business, Security Watchdog, from business process services group Capita. Security Watchdog is the UK Continue reading Matrix raises the workforce compliance bar with Security Watchdog acquisition
By Casey Ellis, CTO and Founder of Bugcrowd Cyber experts levelling the playing field and disrupting threat actors In technology circles, it’s a well-known and often lamented fact that technology and cybersecurity have a habit of moving at a much faster pace than policy. “Hackers on the Hill” (HotH) is a program that works to Continue reading Hackers in the White House
By Sascha Giese, SolarWinds Head Geek™ When it comes to digital transformation, one area of investment trumps all others. It’s not hardware. It’s not software. It’s not even the latest development in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). It’s people. And if public sector organizations want to deliver data-rich government services, they need to Continue reading Investing in people always pays dividends
Multi award-winning fleet management expert, Rivus, has been awarded multiple maintenance and repair contracts for the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) from 1 November 2023. Following a rigorous, multi-lot, competitive tender process, which began in February 2022, Rivus has been appointed to take care of the prestigious fleet for a period of up to 10 years. Continue reading Rivus is set to keep the Metropolitan Police moving with major new contract win
Oliver Gray, Charis business development director By Ollie Gray, business development director, Charis So, are we better off or worse off this spring when it comes to our energy bills? Unfortunately, despite falling wholesale costs, the average household bill is still set to rise to £3000 in April, and many will need Continue reading Are we heading towards an energy cliff edge?
Electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure provider, SWARCO Smart Charging, and Connected Energy, a leading supplier of second life battery energy storage systems (BESS), have teamed up to help accelerate the roll out of EV charging across the UK and offer a decarbonised solution. This collaboration aims to overcome two of the biggest barriers to the wider Continue reading SWARCO Smart Charging and Connected Energy partner to accelerate the roll out of EV charging
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