Keiron Salt, CIO Health at BT, makes the case for a more rapid digital transformation of the NHS

Could new ways of working transform the way the Civil Service delivers in challenging times? Geoffrey Lyons reports on a Civil Service Live roundtable

Stephi Brett-Lee is head of internal communications at the Department for Work and Pensions and the youngest deputy director in the department. In the first of a new series profiling up-and-coming leaders across government, Beckie Smith caught up with her to discuss what leadership means in today’s civil service

PA Consulting offers a four-point plan to delivering organisational transformation

With the annual worldwide cost of cybercrime set to double from $3tn in 2015 to $6tn by 2021, BT offers advice on how chief information security officers can better protect their organisations

The newest profession in the Government Communication Service focuses on improving the way government talks directly to key stakeholders. Jonathan Owen speaks to members of the new External Affairs Forum to find out more

The policies may be in place, but is it happening in practice? BT's Bas de Graaf looks at the reality of GDPR today

Tom Smith, managing director of the ONS Data Science Campus, tells CSW's sister title PublicTechnology how and why he wants to 'move the needle' for the use of data across the public sector

To mark World Mental Health Day, CSW asked two of the civil service's mental health first aiders to reflect on what they've learned so far

Lord Deben is as intrepid and combative an advocate for the environment as anyone concerned about climate change could want. Better known as John Gummer, the former environment minister and now chair of the Committee on Climate Change tells Geoffrey Lyons why the UK’s current climate trajectory is worrying, and how it will be affected by Trump and Brexit.

"When we first launched, we had no senior champions and no official support from the department... we compiled data, built an evidence base, and did everything we needed to do to prove our worth and why we were needed"

PA Consulting's Anita Chandraker explained the secret of successful innovation in a talk to business leaders on 11 July. Below are her three ingredients for making your next move

Cisco's Dominic Elliott shows how global organisations can embrace the benefits of SD-WAN without adding complexity

Ian Ackerley left the world of commercial banking to join NS&I as its chief executive last year. He speaks to Jonathan Owen about the need to turn Britain from being a nation of spenders to a nation of savers

Colin Marrs reports on a Civil Service Live round table discussion exploring how to spread innovation across government

PA Consulting argues that learning is core to the success of organisations and a critical component of the employee value proposition

BT customers to benefit from improved visibility and management of their hybrid networking infrastructure

There's nothing quite like a good night's sleep, but what if you could make it even better? Find out how to #SleepLikeAHero with the new DreamLab app and help the fight against cancer

DreamLab runs on Android and iOS and is free to download. Each time you plug your phone in to charge, and are connected to the internet, it will start to crunch the vital research data needed to help in the fight against cancer

Things are ramping up on Project DRUGS, with the DreamLab app having now crunched over four million calculations. But we're just getting started...

The civil service is committed to becoming the UK’s most inclusive employer by 2020. But how is it getting on? Tim Gibson listens in to a roundtable about the topic to find out

"When I was at college, I never knew the civil service was for everyone to join, it thought it was a unique ‘club’. We need to make sure all new talent realises it is a career option for anyone."

"There are plenty of positive professional role models in the technology industry, but getting access to them is not easy"

From long-standing initiatives in the intelligence services to new staff networks, training and work experience, the civil service is waking up to the benefits of a more neurodiverse workforce. Tamsin Rutter reports on what is being done – and what more is to come