Better technology for Cabinet Office staff
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Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary Richard Heaton and Tom Read, Transformation Director, talk about why a new technology approach was needed.
Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary Richard Heaton and Tom Read, Transformation Director, talk about why a new technology approach was needed.
Having experimented with Trello on some recent projects, the Civil Service Learning team share 6 things they learned using the tool.
Viv Shaw, Head of Communications Civil Service Learning, reveals what her team learned after applying an iterative approach to redesigning their direct mailings.
Kieron Boyle, who heads up the Cabinet Office team on social investment, describes how the new technology in Cabinet Office is enabling his team to work differently.
Are you a civil servant scared about dipping a toe into the social media waters? DWP's Twitter-guru Dan Riches offers up some easy advice to get you tweeting like a pro.
Stu Bennett, Head of Operations for Civil Service Learning, talks about how his team have benefited from trying collaborative Agile techniques on projects.
GDS' Olivia Neal explains what the Digital by Default Service Standard is, and why we're now using it to design internal services.
Building a more social network: Head of the Government Property Profession Sherin Aminossehe introduces the new GPP social networks to members.
Emma Gawen and Jo Power from the Cabinet Office recently ran the D5 London Summit. Here Emma gives us a behind-the-scenes look.
Sir Jeremy Heywood writes about new developments in technology and data in the NHS and how this can improve outcomes for patients.