Building public trust: an interview with Hampshire council CIO Jos Creese

Stuart Sumner
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Jos Creese explains that the public sector's reputation for playing fast and loose with sensitive public data is unfair and hampering its ability to deliver optimal services. Stuart Sumner hears why attitudes need to change

Jos Creese, CIO for Hampshire County Council, is in the middle of completing a major project on the day that Computing interviews him. Called the “Internal Integrated Business Centre”, the service ...

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