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Government IT Profession “Transforming Professionalism” Conference agenda published

The agenda for the Government IT Profession conference has recently been published. Please see the agenda for full details

New Director for Government IT Profession

26/08/08
Lesley Hume has been appointed the new Director of the Government IT Profession and will take up her post in October.

• More details

IT Profession eBulletin

31/07/08
The July 2008 issue of the IT Profession eBulletin is available to download.

• IT Profession eBulletin July 2008 issue [PDF, 538KB]

Transformational Government Annual Report 2007

The Government launched its second report on Transformational Government – our progress in 2007 showing where Government has made progress towards designing and delivering public services around the needs of the citizen.

 

• Transformational Government Annual Report 2007

• Information and FAQs on the public sector flex.

What is the Service Transformation Agreement?

The agreement sets out an ambitious programme of action that will be the foundation for public services that are more personalised to the needs of citizens and businesses. It places this challenge at the centre of government plans for public service delivery.

• Service Transformation Agreement

• Transformational Government – Enabled by Technology
• Foreword by the Prime Minister
• Webcast by the Prime Minister
• News Release

About this website

The Government Chief Information Officer (CIO) Council was formed in January 2005. The CIO Council is the first initiative to bring together CIOs from across all parts of the public sector to address common issues. The Council has the strong support of Government and the Cabinet Secretary, Sir Gus O–Donnell.

The website consists of four independent sections detailing the work and plans of the various workstreams of the CIO Council. They are:

• Transformational Government – the strategy for using IT to transform government and to deliver modern public services more effectively
• Shared Services – how government and the wider public sector can achieve significant savings and increase effectiveness by modernising the provision of corporate services
• Government IT Profession– bringing together IT professionals to create a joined up, government-wide IT profession
• Delivering Success – providing improved leadership to IT enabled business change programmes, and development opportunities to IT professionals in the public sector