Public Sector IT
April 2015
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Open contracts only so convenient for GOV.UK
23 Apr 2015 -
Coalition c̶a̶b̶a̶l̶ network breached computer c̶a̶r̶t̶e̶l̶ state
23 Apr 2015 -
Oxford experts erased from public spending records
23 Apr 2015
UK corporations and government have slipped into a cosy understanding about the coalition's transparency policy.
The coalition government sought to catalyze the dissolution of big public bodies by publishing their contracts.It wanted to "transform" lumbering government departments employing lots of people in ...
The coalition government's habitual redactions of crucial information from major contracts is seriously contrary to declared transparency policy. But its redactions can also get a bit silly.
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Maude's ginger radicals staged 80s revival
22 Apr 2015 -
Thatcher reborn in digital tr̶a̶n̶s̶f̶o̶r̶m̶a̶t̶i̶o̶n̶ privatization
22 Apr 2015 -
Labour plan to save NHS defies tech-driven doom
21 Apr 2015 -
Transparency reform leaves names redacted
17 Apr 2015
Soon after Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude began his parliamentary career in 1983, he co-founded a group of Conservative MPs whose ideas where so pariahic they dubbed themselves the ...
The coalition government's programme to reform government under its programme of digital transformation was going to replace the big suppliers who did most public sector IT with an ecosystem of ...
Technology threatens to disrupt NHS institutions and hasten their privatization. Yet the Labour Party reckons it has a plan to "save the NHS". It had better be a good one.
If Contracts Finder had operated in the 19th Century it would have credited the Great Western Railway not to Isambard Kingdom Brunel but to [Redacted].