The Innovation Challenge is back at Civil Service Live 2016!
There's another chance for civil servants to win a once-in-a-lifetime learning and development trip to California in the Civil Service Live 2016 Innovation Challenge.
More digital
The productivity challenge - and how we're meeting it
Mark Lowcock looks at how the Civil Service is becoming more productive and improving services in ways that make a positive difference to people's lives.
Public Private Partnership: explaining the Internet of Things on tour
Tim Scott from DCMS reflects on the learnings and success he had working with two private sector companies explaining IoT to colleagues at Civil Service Live.
My battle with bad language
If we are informing people or asking them to do something, we need to be clear in our communications. Civil Service Learning's Naomi Hill explains how CSL overhauled its email correspondence with learners to make booking classes easier.
Behind the scenes at tax credits renewals
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Ruth Owen and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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Civil Service Leaders, More digital
Having experienced a peak of 2.9 million calls in the last 2 days of the tax return deadline, Ruth Owen looks at how HMRC embraced digital to make customers lives easier.
Cyber security is everyone’s responsibility
...your computer to the attacker, allowing them to gain access to your organisation’s wider computing infrastructure or to access sensitive information held on your computer. It might also be ransomware,...
Civil Service Live Innovation challenge: Will your idea take you to California?
...more likely to be able to positively influence government to take steps to innovate better and faster? Terms and conditions This competition is open to all civil servants, including Senior...
Managing demand for Met Office weather services: a silver lining in the 'cloud'
Met Office CIO Charlie Ewen explains how improved market awareness and commercial know-how are cutting the cost of the weather services that we all rely on and ensuring they are always available when we need them.
The expected and unexpected benefits of the Cabinet Office Technology Transformation
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Catriona McGrath and Russell Barnes, Posted on:
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More digital, Smarter working
...to the internet and cloud-based apps. And high quality wifi has been installed throughout the Cabinet Office estate in Basingstoke, Norwich and in all the London locations. I have been...
Using Trello - relief for sufferers from poor project management
How efficient are you at keeping track of projects? A web-based app could help you work smarter and more collaboratively on projects of all sizes.