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G-Cloud dream 'dying' due to 'broken' Digital Marketplace, says Memset founder
"Hideousness of old boys' network" still leads buying decisions, says Kate Craig-Wood
GDS unveils government IT contract dashboard
Dashboard will help to reduce duplication and costs, says CTS director Iain Patterson
Brexit: Should the UK IT industry stay or leave?
Immigration, skills and the economy tackled by technology luminaries
The 'right' to fast broadband is more spin from a government unwilling to invest in technology
It's an existing agreement repackaged as progress, and it's far too slow anyway
Queen's speech promises to 'create the right' for high-speed broadband in 'every household'
"Automatic" compensation promised for anyone who does not get at least 10Mbps broadband - with faster speeds promised in time
Majority of UK firms hit by cyber attacks in past 12 months
Firms failing to heed warnings
The government will give up on rural super fast broadband at its peril
It seems 10mbps is now the best they're going to get, but it's a hugely missed opportunity
Council of Data Ethics to be established at Alan Turing Institute
New body tasked with "overcoming public distrust over data sharing"
Who is the Internet of Things actually for?
Jonny Voon, lead technologist, IoT at Innovate UK explains what sort of organisations can benefit from IoT, and what those benefits are
National Crime Agency orders activist Lauri Love to give up encryption keys for seized equipment
"Hacker" accused of keeping encrypted US government files on PCs
US government earmarks $3.1bn to overhaul legacy IT
Bolstering cyber security will be the main focus of the IT modernisation push
Government must take action when contractors fall short, say MPs
Cabinet Office told by Public Accounts Committee to raise its game when it comes to managing contracts
Northumberland County Council bids to save £1m in three years with tax and benefits self-service portal
Council picks Gandlake to provide solution to turn council tax, business rates and benefits all online
Major Projects Authority 'has had little impact' and could be even less effective post-merger, say MPs
Public Accounts Committee: no signs that the Major Projects Authority has had any tangible impact
Investigatory Powers Bill: Opposition largely abstains in second reading - UPDATED
Theresa May's attempt to review legislation around bulk data retention, labelled undemocratic by David Davis, was heavily criticised by MPs today
Rural Payments Agency chief: GDS and Defra didn't listen to warnings that CAP project was failing
'I was not in a position to have my opinion prevail,' says RPA's Mark Grimshaw
Government consultancy spend spirals out of control once again - so what now?
Can anything be done to help Whitehall kick its addiction to consultancy?
IP Bill is 'undemocratic', says Conservative MP
Investigatory Powers Bill is being rushed through parliament in order to avoid proper debate, argues David Davis MP
DevOps, Government-as-a-Platform and digital skills: an interview with GDS's Stephen Foreshew-Cain
Foreshew-Cain tells Computing how GDS will spend £450m of government funding over the next four years
UK government 'has never devoted anything like sufficient money' to IT says Sir Clive Sinclair
Lack of science graduates in Cabinet 'ludicrous' says ZX Spectrum inventor
Government departments dressing up old outsourcing methods as tower model - and failing, says TfL CIO
TfL is succeeding at using the tower model but several organisations are not, says Steve Townsend
Government can't afford experienced data scientists, says GDS director of data
Paul Maltby claims Whitehall can attract new data scientists, but struggles when it comes to experienced ones
The top IT contract fiascos
Computing counts down some of the biggest disputes between companies and their IT suppliers
UK Games Tax Relief fund of £730m 'revived' industry in 2015 says trade association TIGA
237 projects received government assistance with expected £1.11bn contribution to economy
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