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Cabinet Office unveils plans to recruit 2,500 roles for apprenticeship and early-talent programmes by June 2025

Fifteen months on from the publication of government’s three-year strategic plan for digital and data, an update has revealed that work is already 30% complete on objective to improve services An update on the implementation of government's three-year digital and data strategy highlights a near 2

A year since the government launched its roadmap for digital reform, CSW convened leaders from across government to reflect on progress so far

Newly published guidance reveals framework through which departments are asked to assess the risks posed by legacy technology systems and calculate which platforms should be ‘red rated’ for urgent remediation The government’s framework for identifying the most urgent risks posed by legacy IT now

Government is aiming to ramp up digital skills in Whitehall with a promise to recruit 2,500 new tech and digital roles through apprenticeships and talent programmes.

Update sets new target for 6% of the civil service workforce to be members of the DDaT profession

2,500 ambitious tech talents will be recruited into digital roles in government by June 2025 through new apprenticeship and early talent programmes, the Cabinet Office has announced today.

Speaking at the techUK Building the Smarter State event in London today, Jeremy Quin told attendees that government will deliver widespread reform to support the use of digital and data Image credit: UK Parliament/CC BY 3.0 Government transformation plans must focus not just on digital technol

In the latest in our series of discussions with government’s foremost leaders, the ONS chief reveals plans to revamp migration and mobility statistics, and explore the limitless potential of AI According to his biography on GOV.UK, the role of national statistician professor Sir Ian Diamond is to

Process through which departments have long been able to request approval for spending on one-off tech initiatives has been formally withdrawn, with all organisations having finally adopted a long-term pipeline The government has officially retired guidelines for agencies to request approval for