Since 1997 e3 have worked with many government agencies, departments and NGO’s including The Environment Agency, National Archives, Natural England, Civil Service Learning, English Heritage, Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, Dept. of Work and Pensions and the Border and Immigration Agency.
Tackling the issue of the digital skills gap in the public sector can be tricky, especially given the cost to UK businesses says Mahmood Chaudhri
The switch to digital service provision can be challenging for public bodies. A recent survey of over 300 organisations looks at the difficulties involved and how they are being met
Launched in November, the Government’s Digital Strategy aims to make transactions with central government easier, cheaper and more accessible. It has received praise from some prominent IT figures worldwide, and could provide a blueprint for local government to follow suit.
Jessie Owen, head of Digital Continuity at The National Archives, explains what lies ahead for government digital records. The digital universe has exploded – it’s now ten times bigger than it was in 2006. Most public sector information is created digitally, and this mountain of data must be managed. So what’s the future for government’s digital record?
Stephen Dodson, former national director of the Digital Challenge Network and senior advisor for The Continuousimprovement Practice, shares some thoughts on the role of technology in meeting the challenge for local government
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council leads the way with the UK's first universally accessible superfast broadband network
Digital Britain may have been launched on a Tuesday, but in my mind Lord Carter’s baby was most definitely a Thursday’s child
Creating a digital Britain requires creative and imaginative thinking, while making sure inclusivity is at the forefront of the agenda
Cardiff Council Executive has approved a ‘Cardiff Digital City’ initiative, which acknowledges the importance of ICT
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