...education, infrastructure, housing and employment. Coming together at CSL empowers everyone to identify inspiring, innovative new approaches that look to the future. Everyone has a contribution to make - so...
...career), as well as how to get up the learning curve in new areas (overseeing a £10 billion budget; providing an inspiring vision that brings together all of DFID’s experts,...
...to make the civil service more innovative: 1. Make it safe to try new things When people don’t innovate it is because they feel that they won’t be supported. It...
...in a supportive environment, they will be motivated to do so without being monitored, supervised or forced. They will choose to get things done in the way that suits them...
...evolving, and has adapted, sometimes too slowly, to changes in society and technology. As Matthew Hancock said in his first speech as Minister for the Cabinet Office: To remain the...
...crucial to realise that technology is just a tool. It’s a means to an end. The end is a service that just keeps on getting better. In the speech I...
...but how they should do it – where does kindness feature? In Scotland, we’ve seen international interest, from the OECD and other organisations, in our well-established and recently refreshed National...
...new UK Government has completed its first 100 days, and colleagues working within UK Government departments are getting to grips with a new government programme, in Wales we are at...
...to ignore, so we want to encourage all our members to get involved. Here is a brief description of our web presence and a top tip to enable you to...
...into the hands of the citizen. To achieve this we have arranged our strategy into five main themes. We will focus on: business transformation: continuing to design, develop and deliver...
