...within Whitehall but beyond. Martin Howitt reflects in his blog that “The Government Digital Service used to be us. Now it's them.” I am not happy with that definition. The...
...the social enterprise club but there are courses on social enterprises The lecture was followed by a lively question and answer session chaired by Justin Webb from the BBC, and...
I am delighted to welcome Emer Coleman to GDS, as Deputy Director of Digital Engagement. We have always supported digital engagement at GDS, and Emer’s appointment will raise our game...
...Certainly a lively discussion, and one to continue at the next AgileTea camp – planned again in Cafe Zest on 19 January 2012. I am thinking of including a session...
...project and the aims of the Agile Delivery Network. For those new to AgileTea: AgileTea is a regular series of informal, BarCamp style events that will bring together like-minded people...
One of the Digital Engagement team's responsibilities is to encourage the use of social media by Government, engaging citizens directly in how their services are run. When we read Susie...
...place trust in their staff but make sure that everyone is educated about the appropriate use, restrictions and risks in their work area. We also talked about the Home Office’s...
...is, what it does and the codes it is bound by. The Civil Service: serves the Government of the day, does not automatically change when the Government does and is...
...City Council, David Bailey from Staffordshire Police and my own colleague from DFID: Simon Davis. Hard to know where to start with the Facebook hints – but in essence, the...
...regular basis over tea and cake. Each AgileTea meeting will have guest speakers, anyone can nominate themselves and it is open to all who wants to share ideas, chat with...
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