...Firstly, we were able to share our experiences as early adopters of new approaches and discuss what we’d learnt. Image from the BIT Mindspace report An obvious example is behavioural...
...up new things. Innovation is doing new things.” Nominated teams and individuals have taken a look at how to tackle an existing task better or how to approach a new...
...and passing on practical new tools and different ways of doing things. As we focus on the programme of the new government, CS Live also offers the chance to hear...
...Helping my daughter achieve something, however small, gave me a sense of pride unlike anything I’d felt at work. I felt very privileged to have that opportunity. This new level...
...different departments into a closer community who are used to working on problems together and providing joint recommendations for collective, evidenced ministerial decisions. New structures We’re also looking at new...
...Service new skills relevant in today’s world, from digital and information technology to new leadership and management skills. Apprentices are one way that we can positively transform the Civil Service...
...mutual joint venture to take over responsibility for administering the Civil Service Pension Scheme. This new organisation has been hugely successful, winning new business and increasing turnover by 31% in...
...see what's new, what's working elsewhere and what we can learn from? Not nearly enough. That's one of the reasons I welcome the new One Civil Service interchange scheme announced...
...I take upskilling seriously and I encourage my teams to adapt, experiment and continually learn. But these changes are impacting us all and they teach us new things like how...
...new trends in society. The 'new normal' Towards the end of December, I tweeted the top four points arising from a recent OECD conference on making innovation in government the...
