Vodafone explains how their IoT technology has supported the No Isolation project 

As a director general at the Government Legal Department, Susanna McGibbon oversees legal services to a range of departments across Whitehall. She talks to Beckie Smith about her love of inquiries, government legal work in the public eye and life beyond Brexit

A new report commissioned by Vodafone UK reveals that digital technology can help alleviate loneliness among the over 50s

Sir Leigh Lewis retired at the end of 2010 after a 38-year career in government that included perm sec stints in both the Home Office and the Department for Work and Pensions. Here are 10 things he’s learned about life after the higher echelons of Whitehall

BT defines how SD-WAN can help to keep organisations in touch with their applications - reliably, and securely 

PA Consulting on why meeting customer needs holds the key for banks hoping to emerge as big winners from open banking

Vodafone gives insight on how digital innovations are inspiring change in every organisation – especially within the Public Sector

As she steps down from the Department for Digital, Culture Media and Sport, perm sec Dame Sue Owen talks to Suzannah Brecknell about abrasive behaviours, existential crises, and why she’s no longer planning a sybaritic retirement. Photography by Louise Heywood-Schiefer

It may seem like Brexit has turned collective responsibility into an irrelevance, but has the image of shared cabinet deliberations ever been a reality? Using the Blair administration as a starting point, Jon Davis examines this crucial – but fraught – part of our governing system

PA Consulting breaks down the five characteristics of top-performing organisations

A host of departments have been recognised in the government’s latest Smarter Working Awards. Richard Johnstone went along to hear their stories

New BT SD-WAN and cyber security services will help the leading chemicals manufacturer and distributor drive its digital transformation

Vodafone identifies key concerns in the move towards becoming the 'Government of the Internet' 

Three top civil servants tell Richard Johnstone what the Scottish Government is doing to boost diversity and how it is making a difference to policymaking

Vodafone talks about how the developments in connected cars could save 2,500 lives per year

Every year, CSW asks permanent secretaries to reflect on the highs and lows of the last 12 months, and to share what they’re bracing themselves for in the next 12. As part of CSW’s 15 year celebrations, we dug out the first version, from the December 2008 issue of WWW, to see how times have changed in the departments

PA Consulting outlines the four factors to consider for organisations making the switch

CEOs are adopting a digital first approach to match customer needs. BT asks how they're measuring success

The best from Civil Service World's regular guide to Whitehallese

As Civil Service World celebrates its 15th anniversary, Beckie Smith has trawled the archives for some of our most memorable moments. Here’s some of our lighter (battered) moments

While looking back through our archives sometimes shows how much things have changed, at other times it shows how much they’ve stayed the same. Barely an issue of this publication has gone to press without some mention of a pay dispute or procurement woes. Other thorns in the side of the civil service have simply grown bigger and more painful.

As Civil Service World celebrates its 15th anniversary, Beckie Smith has trawled the archives for some of our most memorable moments.

PA Consulting on how 5G network slicing will create a 5G service platform

As Civil Service World celebrates its 15th anniversary, Beckie Smith has trawled the archives for some of our most memorable moments. All this week we’ll be sharing the best bits from articles and interviews, as well as some of the jargon that has stood the test of time.