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‘We’ve got a long way to go but the recovery is under way’: Interview with new ONS perm sec Darren Tierney
25 Nov Civil Service Reform

‘We’ve got a long way to go but the recovery is under way’: Interview with new ONS perm sec Darren Tierney

New boss of Office for National Statistics talks to CSW about his first impressions of the stats body, prioritisation and addressing cultural issues at the department
by Tevye Markson
Defra reviewing 33 offices and a second DBT office in SW1: Departments reveal property plans
24 Nov HR
Defra reviewing 33 offices and a second DBT office in SW1: Departments reveal property plans
How can the Fast Stream get better?
20 Nov
How can the Fast Stream get better?
Things do change for the better, however slowly: What I learnt as a union official
14 Nov HR
Things do change for the better, however slowly: What I learnt as a union official
Practical Guide: Make a cultural shift to unlock cloud gains Sponsored
09 Jul 2019 HR
Practical Guide: Make a cultural shift to unlock cloud gains

In order to make the most of the cloud, you have to embrace a cultural shift and change your habits - in this guide, Vodafone offers helpful advice for unlocking huge gains


Diversity and digital technologies: what can we learn from the next generation? Sponsored
09 Jul 2019 Operational Delivery
Diversity and digital technologies: what can we learn from the next generation?

PA Consulting on why improving diversity in digital tech is the most important way to ensure that the industry continues to flourish - and how to promote diversity in the sector 


Promoting the SME agenda in Government: An interview with a member of the SME Advisory Panel Sponsored
05 Jul 2019 Commercial
Promoting the SME agenda in Government: An interview with a member of the SME Advisory Panel

Proxima speaks with Jonathan Lewis about what progress the SME advisory panel has already made, and what remains to be done 


'There's been a lot of listening': Jonathan Slater on becoming civil service LGBTI champion
04 Jul 2019 HR
'There's been a lot of listening': Jonathan Slater on becoming civil service LGBTI champion

As Pride season gets underway, the DfE perm sec talks diversity, data and learning from his daughter


The changing face of UK aid: How to deliver mutual prosperity Sponsored
02 Jul 2019 Operational Delivery
The changing face of UK aid: How to deliver mutual prosperity

Any Spending Review will require departments to consider the UK Aid Strategy. PA Consulting outlines 4 key lessons to bear in mind when designing aid portfolios


The school where robots learn to help people – and each other Sponsored
02 Jul 2019 HR
The school where robots learn to help people – and each other

In the future, there are many activities in which robots could assist humans. Vodafone explains some of the leaps in technology we can expect to see in the future 


WATCH: The importance of managed services to intelligent connectivity Sponsored
02 Jul 2019 Civil Service Reform
WATCH: The importance of managed services to intelligent connectivity

If day-to-day IT operations are taking resources away from your organisation's strategic priorities, BT has some helpful advice


What does Social Value mean for the forward thinking CPO? Sponsored
28 Jun 2019 Commercial
What does Social Value mean for the forward thinking CPO?

Too often Corporate Social Responsibility is seen as a passing fad - including by those in the civil service - says Proxima. They ask: will 2019 be a step-change year?


Trial by committee: How appearances before select committees affect the careers of top officials
25 Jun 2019 Government Tax Profession
Trial by committee: How appearances before select committees affect the careers of top officials

They play an increasingly important part in parliament’s scrutiny of government and can inspire dread in even the most experienced perm sec. Forty years on from the creation of the modern select committee on 25 June 1979, Richard Vize looks at how they affect policy – and the lives of civil servants


Why a robot could be your therapist: the future of AI and emotion Sponsored
25 Jun 2019 HR
Why a robot could be your therapist: the future of AI and emotion

If your therapist was a robot would you be more or less likely to trust it with your emotional wellbeing? And would you buy a microwave that could press your emotional buttons? Vodafone looks to the oncoming future of AI 


Enhancing the collective response to online child exploitation Sponsored
25 Jun 2019 Operational Delivery
Enhancing the collective response to online child exploitation

The collective response to protecting children from online child sexual exploitation and abuse (CSEA) needs closer coordination to maximise impact and safeguard children, says PA Consulting


Lessons learned from business cases for SD-WAN Sponsored
25 Jun 2019 Civil Service Reform
Lessons learned from business cases for SD-WAN

BT has huge experience working with global multinationals on their business case for SD-WAN, and here they lay out a detailed understanding of the real benefits and challenges 


Team spirit: Sir Mark Sedwill’s principles for leadership
24 Jun 2019 Government Tax Profession
Team spirit: Sir Mark Sedwill’s principles for leadership

The cabinet secretary says his leadership style is founded on three core elements. Beckie Smith reports on Civil Service World’s 2019 leadership lecture


Exit interview: Philip Rycroft on keeping promises, morale and leaving DExEU
20 Jun 2019 Brexit
Exit interview: Philip Rycroft on keeping promises, morale and leaving DExEU

Philip Rycroft has spent much of his career working on devolution – the biggest force for change in the UK’s government until the EU referendum. He led the Department for Exiting the European Union from 2017 to the end of March this year, helping government try to deliver the result of that referendum. Suzannah Brecknell caught up with him to find out more about why that’s been so hard, and what Brexit means for devolution. 


Becoming 'Commercial': Managing public sector expenditure Sponsored
19 Jun 2019 Commercial
Becoming 'Commercial': Managing public sector expenditure

Managing public sector spending is so much more than just 'procurement' or 'sourcing', Proxima writes in this article, which examines the government's approach to commercial


‘The agency is out there on the ground’: Emma Howard Boyd on the real world impact of the Environment Agency
18 Jun 2019 Economy
‘The agency is out there on the ground’: Emma Howard Boyd on the real world impact of the Environment Agency

After working on some of the first “green investment” schemes in the 1990s, Emma Howard Boyd has relished the chance to get closer to the action as chair of the Environment Agency. But, she tells Mark Smulian, she’s still keeping a keen eye on the money, as the agency strives to protect communities and businesses as well as people and plants


Creating a ‘single front door’ to battle online CSEA Sponsored
18 Jun 2019 Operational Delivery
Creating a ‘single front door’ to battle online CSEA

New research from PA Consulting indicates that the way government, law enforcement, technology companies and third sector organisations collaborate must change


Unlocking the secret to people behaviour change Sponsored
18 Jun 2019 Civil Service Reform
Unlocking the secret to people behaviour change

This article from BT outlines how focusing on user experience can drive productivity, better engagement and attract the best talent


WATCH: How submarine cables are laid Sponsored
18 Jun 2019 HR
WATCH: How submarine cables are laid

Vodafone is one of the world's largest investors in submarine cables, which carry important data to over 100 countries. This animation from Vodafone Carrier Services shows how these vital cables are laid and maintained, in order to ensure the world stays connected


Jacky Wright interview: HMRC's digital chief reflects on insourcing, inclusivity, and the ‘teething pains’ of transformation
14 Jun 2019 Digital, Data & Technology
Jacky Wright interview: HMRC's digital chief reflects on insourcing, inclusivity, and the ‘teething pains’ of transformation

Department’s chief digital information officer tells Civil Service World about transforming working practices and service delivery at the UK tax authority, and why improving diversity starts with leaders who are self-aware


From Yes, Minister to On the Buses: Lessons on how Whitehall should work with the private sector
13 Jun 2019 Economy
From Yes, Minister to On the Buses: Lessons on how Whitehall should work with the private sector

Does it really matter who represents your department at stakeholder meetings – or whether you’ve done a secondment outside Whitehall? Yes, says insider-turned-outsider John Dowie, who moved to work for First Bus after a 27-year civil service career. Here, sharing his observations of government from the other side, he explains why


Taking training for mental health professionals to an international market Sponsored
11 Jun 2019 Operational Delivery
Taking training for mental health professionals to an international market

PA Consulting shares a case study of their work with Tavistock and Portman and NHS Foundation Trust


How can Unified Communications benefit your digital transformation strategy? Sponsored
11 Jun 2019 HR
How can Unified Communications benefit your digital transformation strategy?

Vodafone explains what Unified Communications (UC) is, why it's essential to any digital transformation strategy and how it could open up new opportunities within organisations 


The evolution of the procurement function in the public sector Sponsored
11 Jun 2019 Commercial
The evolution of the procurement function in the public sector

The procurement profession advises other business areas on how to spend their money more wisely. Proxima details a scale for organisations to judge their procurement journey by 


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