Open data hope and change?
Obama makes open data a must for US government agencies to boost digital government and private sector developers.
Stuart Lauchlan
Articles by Stuart Lauchlan
Box snaps up Crocodoc
Box has snapped up Crocodoc to boost its platform ambitions at a time of increased competition.
Taking a lead in lead management
Gartner's assessment of who leads the lead management sector sees Marketo and Eloqua ahead of the pack, but with Salesforce.com looming close behind.
Adobe's digital design means no software
Consumers expect an immersive digital experience, both in terms of creation of content, as well as in terms of the consumption of content, says Adobe. So no more software for them!
Digital Decision Maker: Denise McDonagh
As G-Cloud programme director within the UK Cabinet Office, McDonagh is pushing through a paradigm shift in public sector ICT procurement and deployment. But can she get the Luddites into digital champions?
Has G-Cloud really been a success?
With the third generation of its core framework now live, just how successful has the G-Cloud programme really been? Depends how you define success basically.
Trust and the digital economy
Half way up a mountain in India or in a back street in Putney, trust is the new currency for the digital economy, argues JP Rangaswami.
Government cloud needs a big stick!
If you're in UK central government you're now going to need a damn good reason not to be using public cloud. But does the Cloud First mandate go far enough?
Digital diagnosis: vital signs good
Now here's a thing - the so-called 'Facebook-generation' of digital natives get just as wound up about the confidentiality of their medical data as anyone else. What a digital dilemma!
Digital design principles need a boost
There's been a lot of satisfaction in Whitehall over the success of the GOV.UK website winning the Digital category at the annual Designs of Year Awards, but the real success will lie in boosting the profile of design in the public sector.
Feeding the digital elephants
We've been talking about the great 'digital divide' for many a long year, but with governments of all political persuasions now locked into Digital by Default roadmaps to a greater or lesser degree it's never been more important.
Universal Credit - digital by what?
There are multiple key components to the UK government's phenomenally ambitious Digital by Default strategy - but are the cracks already beginning to show?
