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‘Diversity of thought is a strength, not a threat’ – DfE perm sec Susan Acland-Hood on disagreeing well and deep listening
06 Jan Education

‘Diversity of thought is a strength, not a threat’ – DfE perm sec Susan Acland-Hood on disagreeing well and deep listening

DfE's top civil servant also discusses Best Start progress and the SEND reform challenges
by CSW
Express delivery – DHSC perm sec Samantha Jones on this year’s key challenge
06 Jan Health & Social Care
Express delivery – DHSC perm sec Samantha Jones on this year’s key challenge
‘We’re a small team but incredibly busy’: Fiona Mettam on her first six months leading the Scotland Office
06 Jan Leadership
‘We’re a small team but incredibly busy’: Fiona Mettam on her first six months leading the Scotland Office
'A moment where the civil service really comes into its own': Scottish Government perm sec looks ahead to 2026 elections
05 Jan Leadership
'A moment where the civil service really comes into its own': Scottish Government perm sec looks ahead to 2026 elections
Brexit Report: Is it day-to-day commercial demands which will catch us out? Sponsored
11 Sep 2019 Commercial
Brexit Report: Is it day-to-day commercial demands which will catch us out?

What does Brexit mean for Government Commercial? Proxima walks through some of the main areas of uncertainty, and the efforts that have been made to prepare


Is it time to put the human at the heart of connected workplaces? Sponsored
10 Sep 2019 HR
Is it time to put the human at the heart of connected workplaces?

Workplace productivity is being negatively affected by a world that has undergone massive technological advancements to become always 'switched on', research by Vodafone explains


Digital Transformation: Connecting and protecting with perfect predictability Sponsored
10 Sep 2019 Civil Service Reform
Digital Transformation: Connecting and protecting with perfect predictability

How can you stay ahead in the fast-paced world of digital technology? BT describes how it's a matter of focus... 


Influence, not power: chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies on altruism, anti-vaxxers and winning the trust of politicians and the public
06 Sep 2019 Medical
Influence, not power: chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies on altruism, anti-vaxxers and winning the trust of politicians and the public

As she steps down after nearly a decade as the nation’s doctor, Davies talks to Beckie Smith about the delicate balance of influence and power, dealing with the tabloid press and why altruism matters in public health.


Accelerating cloud transformation through good governance Sponsored
03 Sep 2019 Operational Delivery
Accelerating cloud transformation through good governance

Cloud providers are maturing fast, offering an ever-expanding range of products and services. PA Consulting defines an approach for making the most out of a cloud transformation


Case study: Sustainable soap from social enterprise CLARITY & Co. sets supply chain example Sponsored
03 Sep 2019 Commercial
Case study: Sustainable soap from social enterprise CLARITY & Co. sets supply chain example

Proxima speaks with a company whose work emphasises the growing trend of procurement professionals looking not just for value, but also good ethical practice


How to stay ahead of a changing threat landscape Sponsored
03 Sep 2019 Civil Service Reform
How to stay ahead of a changing threat landscape

The security threat landscape is confusing and changing rapidly – there’s so much out there, how do you understand where the true risks are? BT offers insight from their own experience


Concern and confusion over Home Office settled status scheme
29 Aug 2019 Brexit
Concern and confusion over Home Office settled status scheme

With free movement now set to end abruptly on 31 October, the Home Office remains unable to answer key questions


The cyber security skills challenge: Hiring for tomorrow Sponsored
27 Aug 2019 Civil Service Reform
The cyber security skills challenge: Hiring for tomorrow

Organisations must alter their approach to cyber security recruitment in order to combat the global shortage of security professionals, writes BT 


Can the Innovation Strategy deliver a lasting legacy for government?
21 Aug 2019 Civil Service Reform
Can the Innovation Strategy deliver a lasting legacy for government?

Government's new Innovation Strategy set out ambitious proposals to update processes, eliminate ageing kit, and embrace emerging technologies. Civil Service World's sister title PublicTechnology caught up with GDS innovation head Sue Bateman to find out more


Augmented Intelligence: digital transformation with humans in the loop Sponsored
20 Aug 2019 Civil Service Reform
Augmented Intelligence: digital transformation with humans in the loop

BT reviews an event looking at how man and machine are working together to drive digital transformation


Looking down the other end of the telescope: Why successful integrated care needs to be unequal Sponsored
20 Aug 2019 Operational Delivery
Looking down the other end of the telescope: Why successful integrated care needs to be unequal

What if we took a different perspective on those core NHS principles of ‘need’, and designed care around socioeconomic need as well as clinical need? PA Consulting investigates


Assessing ITT responses – does MEAT cut to the bone…? Sponsored
16 Aug 2019 Commercial
Assessing ITT responses – does MEAT cut to the bone…?

Proxima examines the systems currently in place for awarding public sector contracts, and asks whether there are alternative options that achieve better value 


Chatbots could be the key to delivering personalised student support Sponsored
13 Aug 2019 Operational Delivery
Chatbots could be the key to delivering personalised student support

Universities are constantly looking to improve the support and services that underpin their students’ experiences, but PA Consulting know that today’s students see ‘good’ or ‘personalised’ service differently to previous generations


Why you need to understand your application landscape before you transform your network Sponsored
13 Aug 2019 Civil Service Reform
Why you need to understand your application landscape before you transform your network

Migrating to the cloud or moving to a future network can be a risky business. BT explains how managing applications is important for end user experience, productivity and for understanding and managing operational risk.



 


‘Innovation does not occur without failure’: What happens when innovation and procurement come together? Sponsored
09 Aug 2019 Commercial
‘Innovation does not occur without failure’: What happens when innovation and procurement come together?

Procurement is uniquely placed across departments, meaning the function could be a centre for learning within organisations. Proxima explains how procurement and innovation intersect. 


Spending Review 2019? The cost of postponement, the opportunity of delay
09 Aug 2019 Finance
Spending Review 2019? The cost of postponement, the opportunity of delay

A combination of Brexit and the Conservative leadership campaign has all but officially postponed the 2019 Spending Review. Beckie Smith and Richard Johnstone look at what impact the delay will have, and whether there are opportunities to be grasped in the extra time


The Home Office says its Right to Rent scheme is informed by experts. But did it listen to them before losing a High Court case?
06 Aug 2019 Foreign Affairs
The Home Office says its Right to Rent scheme is informed by experts. But did it listen to them before losing a High Court case?

The Right to Rent scheme has been beset by criticism and fears that it could stoke discrimination since before its rollout in 2016, culminating in a damning High Court judgement this year. All the while the Home Office has said a panel of experts has helped to implement and monitor the scheme – but a long hiatus, ignored warnings and a lack of transparency have raised questions.


Is our healthcare future ready? Sponsored
06 Aug 2019 HR
Is our healthcare future ready?

The NHS is faced with caring for an ever-growing aging population. Vodafone believes technology can solve many of the problems.


UK Ministry of Defence: Keeping the nation safe by understanding the impact of future technologies Sponsored
06 Aug 2019 Operational Delivery
UK Ministry of Defence: Keeping the nation safe by understanding the impact of future technologies

PA Consulting present the work they have done with the MoD, helping them consider future Defence strategies 


Build the network your business needs to thrive Sponsored
06 Aug 2019 Civil Service Reform
Build the network your business needs to thrive

BT presents a new eGuide, looking at how to build infrastructure able to support growth both now and into the future 


How select committees can help Whitehall think in a more joined-up way
02 Aug 2019 Government Tax Profession
How select committees can help Whitehall think in a more joined-up way

As select committees turn 40, Paul Evans, clerk of committees, reflects on how parliamentary scrutiny of government has changed over the past four decades


‘We need a comparison site, not an Amazon’ – what next for government tech procurement?
01 Aug 2019
‘We need a comparison site, not an Amazon’ – what next for government tech procurement?

Reforming IT procurement has long been seen as a prosaic counterpoint to the digital transformation of citizen services. As the government prepares to replace the landmark G-Cloud frameworks and the online buying platform that supports them, Sam Trendall talks to Crown Commercial Service technology director Niall Quinn about why government’s purchasing needs would be better served by a GoCompare than an Amazon


Twin track: How bobsleigh kept one of the UK’s most senior military officers from following in the civil service ‘family tradition’
30 Jul 2019 Security & Defence
Twin track: How bobsleigh kept one of the UK’s most senior military officers from following in the civil service ‘family tradition’

General Sir Chris Deverell has just retired from one of Britain’s most senior military positions. He tells Richard Johnstone about the unique role of civil servants in the Ministry of Defence and how winter sports kept him away from Civvy Street


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