In her Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that government departments will cut their administrative budgets by 15% by 2030, aiming for savings of at

Thousands of IT contractors in the UK face hefty tax bills due to schemes that distort salary payments. The government is now actively working to

A computer specialist, known as RP, has raised a serious issue with the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT). Just before starting a job as a technology

When I joined the civil service in 2017, people immediately raised concerns about how we funded digital initiatives. As I delved deeper, I encountered these

Tina Ifremer might sound like a new R&B artist, but it’s actually the name of Atempo’s backup software used by the French national institute for

This week, a secret tribunal is set to convene at London’s High Court to consider Apple’s appeal against a controversial Home Office order. That order

Earlier this month, Birmingham City Council members gathered to tackle the challenges surrounding their Oracle enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. During an extraordinary meeting on

Last July’s General Election had significant repercussions. One major impact was the halt of my AI Regulation Bill, which was all set to move from

HMRC recently revealed it collected £1 billion more in tax than expected from the 2021 rollout of the IR35 reforms for the private sector. However,

The government is revamping how it funds AI projects and digital initiatives in the public sector. The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) aims