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The past year has provided one of the biggest changes in government for 14 years, with Labour coming to power. With it, the new government has brought plenty of tech promises. After 14 years of the Conservatives in power, the biggest change in 2024 was the introduction of a new Labour government, and with it, the promise of a technology refresh. In his first speech, the secretary of state for science, innovation and technology, Peter Kyle, promised to “rewire Whitehall”. And while the new government has so far turned the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) into a “digital centre”, the journey to getting there won’t be easy. Here are Computer Weekly’s top 10 government IT stories of 2024: https://lnkd.in/e6VHKBJC

?? Queensland’s new Liberal National government has sent a clear signal that digitalising business and citizen interactions is a high priority by establishing a dedicated department for customer service housing the Whole of Government (WofG) ICT and digital function. ?? Subscribe to access the article: https://hubs.li/Q02YRFRX0 #Intermedium #Queensland #CustomerService #GovTech #DigitalTransformation

I’ve always thought that digital government services need to be accessible to everyone, regardless of age. PayIt has published a recent blog that explores the ways various generations engage with these services—and the findings may be eye-opening. Discover how trust and satisfaction with digital services differ across generations: https://okt.to/1iT7uK #DigitalGov #GovTech #GenerationalTrends

Digital landscapes are evolving along with resident expectations. Unfortunately, many agencies face resource constraints and complex IT changes. Discover game-changing solutions with PayIt on May 22nd. Dive into insights from our research with government agency leaders. Register now: https://okt.to/RKQ3s9 #DigitalGovernment #Webinar #LiveWebinar #GovTech

Queensland’s new Liberal National Government is setting the stage for a digital revolution! With the establishment of a dedicated Department for Customer Service, housing the Whole-of-Government (WoG) ICT and digital function, the state has made it clear: digitalising business and citizen interactions is a top priority. What better time to unpack these exciting changes than at the 9th Annual Future of Queensland Government Summit on 27 March? This premier event will bring together over 160 senior public sector leaders to explore how these reforms will shape the future of government services. From digital transformation to cybersecurity and enhanced citizen experiences, it’s the perfect platform to discuss the government’s bold new direction. Huge thank you to our research partner Intermedium for this timely article. ?? Join us for a day of insights, innovation, and collaboration! ?? Learn more and secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gZEvGrpJ #FutureOfGovernment #Queensland #DigitalTransformation #GovTech #CustomerService #Innovation #PublicSector

The summer forecast for GovCon spending is here! As Springtime ends, the intense heat of Summer ignites exponential growth in the forecast, with Q4 alone accounting for 34% of overall Federal procurement spending. This quarter is generally the fastest spending quarter, making it the fiscal powerhouse of the year! Click the link to learn more about key insights and trends from our GovCon Almanac. https://bit.ly/3IWGyjt #GovConAlmanac #Q4 #GovCon #FY24

Our latest research article uses Speedtest Data to look at the top performing states in the U.S. based on Broadband Speeds ?? Check out the full report to see how your state stacks up against others:?https://ookla.d.pr/QEpffu

UK’s focus and spotlight on digital identity, attributes & schemas and global-scale interoperability - is the way to go to enable the digital economy. #DISTF_NZ #TFA_NZ Colin W. Digital Identity NZ

FFC Claims Potential Internet Price Increase The U.S. government has stated that it will only be able to cover approximately half of the entitlements for low-income Americans under a widely utilized federal benefits scheme, which is facing a depletion of funds. This looming crisis poses a severe threat of pushing millions of households into economic turmoil in a matter of weeks. Many believe the recent announcement by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) marks the tangible repercussions of Congress’ inability to prolong the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a pandemic-initiated initiative offering monthly tech discounts on internet services to over 23 million US households, encompassing seniors, veterans, and students. https://lnkd.in/gQSTNVxA

"To help consumers navigate these discounted plans, the National Digital Inclusion Alliance created a scoring system called Grading Internet for Good, based on factors like cost, transparency and plan performance." Read more via CNET: https://lnkd.in/dRKTyBEa