Lauraine Hogg, Head of Estates and Services for the Northern Ireland Office talks about the department's IT transformation.
Iain Patterson outlines the aims for Common Technology Services to help government departments to provide cheaper cloud based solutions and shared technology components.
...number of logins that my users have to deal with? Who we’re working with However, we’re not doing this alone. It’s exciting to be able to collaborate with our colleagues...
There’s been great progress over the past month or so with the public beta of the new Public Services Network (PSN) compliance process.
...are on the new PSN compliance page. We’re now accepting compliance submissions using the new process so, if you haven’t submitted and are about to renew your PSN compliance application,...
...testing tools are the most effective. Open tools also avoid vendor lock-in and are cheaper than proprietary alternatives. The Government IT Strategy and Technology Code of Practice [https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/making-software/open-source.html] says open...
...a data owner, the Security Policy Framework (if you’re in central government) or the Data Protection Act, you’re likely to be operating under a number of different sets of obligations....
Back in September, James Duncan, the CTO of the Public Services Network (PSN), discussed our aims to make things simpler and clearer for PSN customers. One of the areas where...
I’m pleased to announce that the Public Services Network (PSN) programme team is moving to the Government Digital Service from April 6th. The team will become part of Common Technology Services within the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO), …