Andy Green, who is also non-executive director at ARM and a member of the Tech Partnership, told V3 that the government needs to "move the needle" when it comes to directing skills funding to technology businesses.
Weiterlesen: GB: IT skills gap must be closed with more government funding for tech firms
Members of the city council’s cabinet agreed to join its legal services with One Legal - a shared service between Tewkesbury and Cheltenham Borough Councils at a meeting on Wednesday.
The council says it will save money and will be better equipped to support the varied and often complex legal work that the authority deals with.
This morning's report by the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) surveyed more than 1,200 ICT co-ordinators in hundreds of primary and secondary schools – and found a widening gap in the education provision between rural and urban schools, with around two-thirds of rural primaries considering themselves "under-resourced".
Weiterlesen: GB: Rural schools being failed by poor internet connections
Major savings and improved customer experience of transacting with government services are in sight thanks to some new work on identity assurance and particularly 'attribute exchange' involving Warwickshire County Council.
Weiterlesen: GB: Effective identity assurance also needs 'attribute exchange'
Its National Medical Director Professor, Sir Bruce Keogh, has just written to 250 key healthcare stakeholders in health, social care, industry and the Third Sector to sketch out what the future holds in terms of so-called Technology Enabled Care Services.
Weiterlesen: GB: NHS ready to take the next step in telecare, says Sir Bruce Keogh