All this week CSW will profile a host of major government projects from each of the four categories from the Government Major Projects Portfolio to see how the current slate of projects are preforming – and where lessons can be learnt

PA Consulting shows how technology business Arm has ambitious plans for growth. 

IBM shows how leading cities and countries are transforming with IoT and AI

BT's Simon Godfrey on how government is fundamentally rethinking its strategy for both people and places

A Spending Review offers a chance to re-examine projects and plans from the last four years – and to lay the groundwork for the next round of schemes. Government project chief Tony Meggs tells Richard Johnstone how the Infrastructure and Projects Authority will use the process to help drive improvement

A wide-ranging change to how government recruits for roles is being introduced across government. Whitehall’s chief people officer Rupert McNeil and other experts speak to CSW about what the move to success profiles will mean

The 2016 Chilcot Report exposed some of Whitehall’s biggest weaknesses – the silos and hierarchies that lead to bad decisions. Two years on, the officials who led the civil service response from the MoD, Cabinet Office and Foreign Office tell Tamsin Rutter what’s happened since then

Elizabeth Gardiner, the first parliamentary counsel, leads the team that writes the UK’s legislation. She tells Suzannah Brecknell what makes a good bill, how departments can help, and what Brexit will mean for those who craft the law of the land

As the use of social impact bonds in public policy increases, so too are efforts to measure the “SIB effect” across a host of services. Mara Airoldi, director of the Government Outcomes Lab at the Blavatnik School of Government, looks at the current state of play of social impact bonds

Could better data improve traffic safety? IBM's Rich McKay thinks so

At BT, we realise that digital technology is changing the way we all do business. Make smart decisions with intelligent connectivity.

Minister for implementation pledges that the upcoming government innovation strategy will be a practical strategy to address problems

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is pursuing “radical innovation models to drive change”

New research indicates the civil service risks losing its most digitally-skilled people, but it doesn’t have to be that way

The 800-year-old port of Rotterdam handles 140,000 vessels and 461 million tons of cargo annually, but when does size meet efficiency? How does Europe’s largest seaport become the smartest? IBM's Rich McKay reports

BT argues that the Internet of Things (IoT), where homes, cars, people, even entire cities are connected to the internet, will let you do things you once dismissed as science fiction

Social media has given incredible freedom to millions of people worldwide. But with this freedom comes danger, especially for young and vulnerable people

BT, the Telecom Infra Project (TIP), and Facebook have launched the second annual competition for start-ups in telecom infrastructure to join the UK’s TIP Ecosystem Acceleration Centre (TEAC), based at the BT Innovation Labs in Martlesham, Suffolk and in London’s Tech City

The more people are involved in their government, the better served we all will be

Can we write policy without people? BT's Phil Baulch asks

Irritation, the mother of invention? Yes, according to IBM Master Inventor Steve Hobson

Independence. For people with disabilities and the aging population, it’s more than a word—it’s a catalyst for fulfillment and dignity.