Computer Weekly Editors Blog
November 2015
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GDS gets a £450m budget boost - and a £3.5bn incentive to prove digital really works
- Editor in chief 27 Nov 2015 -
Software is never perfect - and that includes the Post Office's controversial Horizon system
- Editor in chief 20 Nov 2015 -
Spending review: GDS continues but big cuts ahead in Cabinet Office
- Editor in chief 20 Nov 2015
Even people close to the Government Digital Service (GDS) seem surprised - pleasantly so - by the announcement of a £450m budget over the rest of this Parliament. While it's still not clear exactly ...
Software goes wrong. Every developer knows that. Even the most thoroughly tested piece of software can come up with an unexpected set of circumstances that cause it to behave in an equally ...
The Cabinet Office is set for higher than average budget cuts in next week's spending review, while the future of the Government Digital Service (GDS) appears to be secure - but smaller.Chancellor ...
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Spending review will show how - or if - digital is the future of the public sector
- Editor in chief 13 Nov 2015 -
Women are breaking the glass firewall in IT - but they need the men in IT to do more
- Editor in chief 05 Nov 2015
November 25th is highlighted in red ink for any IT leader in the public sector. That's the day the chancellor, George Osborne, reveals the winners and losers in the 2015 spending review, which ...
One of the most pleasing aspects of this year's UKtech50 - Computer Weekly's annual list of the 50 most influential people in UK IT - is that over one-third of the nominees shortlisted for the ...