A new collaboration between Ordnance Survey and the Welsh government is exploring how digital twins can create opportunities to improve services and outcomes for people in Wales. Chris Mee, from Ordnance Survey's consultancy and technical services, shares how the project is progressing

The number of amenities available to residents does not factor in how far or time-consuming it may be to reach, an important consideration for amenity access. The Office for National Statistics worked with the OS to find out this vital information

There needs to be more investment in the right staff and skills to better prepare and respond to the inevitability of cyber attacks, urges Chris Dimitriadis, chief global strategy officer at ISACA.

Government Technology examines how artificial intelligence is being integrated into various public sector organisations

DigiGov Expo 2024, which took place on 24-25 September at the ExCeL London, provided a unique opportunity for public sector technology professionals to hear from industry-leading speakers, attend CPD-certified content and meet pioneering solution providers

We explore what is being done to digitally empower public sector organisations, whether by training staff or improving online accessibility

More comprehensive digital transformation could improve both the quality and efficiency of public services. To achieve this, the government needs to update its cloud policy and take a holistic approach that looks beyond procurement, writes Chris Hazell from techUK

Virtual wards, also known as Hospital at Home, provide numerous positives and allow patients to be cared for in their own space. But how much of a part will they continue to play in NHS treatment?

Virtual reality may be thought of as an immersive way to play your favourite games, but it also has an increasingly important role in providing support for patients and staff.

Aisha Farooq, from the FPA, takes a look at how virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies are changing the fire safety landscape.