
More collaboration for more innovation in government
Jeremy Heywood welcomes a new Cabinet Office team that is reaching out to the academic community to help foster innovation in government.
Jeremy Heywood welcomes a new Cabinet Office team that is reaching out to the academic community to help foster innovation in government.
The Government Chief Commercial Officer on how cross-government collaboration is the key to the effectiveness of the Commercial Function and other functions...
Civil Service Diversity & Inclusion Champion Sue Owen, who is leading the review, gives a progress report.
Sir Simon McDonald looks forward to the first Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting to be held in the UK since 1997.
Two Fast Streamers reflect on learning from leaders about designing real-world solutions to real-world policy problems.
Matthew Coats describes new digital services to make it easier for civil servants to manage everyday business such as performance management and checking...
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A short film explaining what being a T-shaped expert means, and why it's important to the future of the Civil Service.
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