On 11th February 2021 the UK Government released its first version of the UK Digital Identity and Attributes Trust Framework. The framework, created after last year’s Digital Identity Call for Evidence, aims to create a better understanding of digital identity...
The importance of more effective collaboration with the third sector The Feeley report “Independent Review of Adult Social Care in Scotland”, published in February 2021, proposes radical changes in the way adult social care is delivered. It recommends the continuation...
For more than 400 years, since the setting up of bodies such as Registers of Scotland, governments have been trusted to manage our data – benefitting both citizens and businesses. These public registers record people’s key life events, from the birth of their children...
THE PROBLEM While we can argue that a digital government is very much wanted, academic and industry research shows that the public sector lags behind the private sector in adoption of new technology[1]. With many underlying factors affecting this gap, management of...
What will future public services look like? People won’t duplicate applications to public sector bodies to claim entitlements. They’ll have ‘smart entitlements’ – recognised and used by all service providers. The current state Different parts of the public...
Reality DLT: A 2019 Summary Wallet.Services’ Strategic Transformation Director Dr Hannah Rudman reviews 2019 – a year in which Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) proved they could enable real and measurable citizen and business value. She highlights how...
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