Update on the Customer Support Agreement for Windows XP
Last April Microsoft ended the support of several of its products, including Windows XP.
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Although the election meant that we went on a period of radio silence, there were a number of quite big decisions that came through right at the end of the parliament
Better for less
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Liam Maxwell, Posted on:
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Central Architecture, Common technology services, D5, Open standards, Reform, Security, Technology Leaders, Technology Transformation
As this Parliament draws to a close, in the Office of the CTO we have been looking back at the past four years. Our mission was to clear away the obstacles that prevented us and our colleagues in departments from …
Guest post: embracing the future in government technology
Denise McDonagh has been a leader in technology in government for over thirty years.
Guest post: The technology challenge (and opportunity) in the Department for Work and Pensions.
In DWP IT we are working hard to make technology changes at all levels in the organisation.
Guest post: moving towards a data confident government
In his third and final post of this series inspired by a visit to Silicon Valley in the U.S., Paul Maltby, Director of Open Data and Government Innovation in the Cabinet Office, envisions a data revolution and what that might …
Guest post: a view from the coalface – the Government’s IT strategy in BIS
Julia Harwood, FLITE Programme Director and Chief Information Officer at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), tells us about some of the things she’s learned from working on a transformation programme.
Guest post: user needs first; solutions second. The Policy Lab approach to designing policy.
Cat Drew, Head of Police Digitisation Delivery in the Police Science and Technology Unit at the Home Office, shares her experience of working for the first time with the Policy Lab.
Guest post: IT transformation in the Ministry of Defence
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Mike Stone, Chief Information Officer, Ministry of Defence, Posted on:
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If there is one message that I have been given loud and clear from all levels of Defence, it is that we need to dramatically improve our core IT system, the Defence Information Infrastructure (DII).
Guest post: evolving BIS’s Information and Technology
