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Martin McFadyen, head of public sector at Virgin Media O2 Business discusses the digital skills gap and how the Connect More Programme is helping people gain the digital skills they need
Cllr Neil Prior, deputy chair of the Local Government Association’s Improvement and Innovation Board discusses digitalisation and embracing technology
Google Public Sector recently launched in the US, Government Business Investigates
Heather Cover-Kus, head of Central Government Programme at techUK looks at the government’s latest digital strategy
Paul McHugh discusses the benefits that 5G and Wireless WANs can bring to the emergency services
Steve White explains why local authorities must move away from a siloed approach to connected asset management
Paul Rylands explains why the public sector must urgently become consciously hybrid and lead from the front during this transitionary time
Tim Pitts shares his technology predictions for the public sector for 2022, including the better harnessing the power of data
Alan Warr says the benefits available from the explosion of new technologies will be greatest for those leaders who don’t just focus on the technology
Sascha Giese examines how IT professionals in the public sector have coped in the past 18 months and what their expectations are for the future
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Ellie Huckle looks at the role that small businesses have to play in transforming public service delivery through their innovation
The collective intelligence of cities has emerged as a beacon for hope for the future of Smart Cities, writes Nesta's Oli Whittington
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