Two-year, £200,000 contract with Jadu intended to create 'Amazon-like' user experience for Canterbury's 160,000 residents
ANALYSIS: Technology firms lament political uncertainty but tell Silicon that its Brexit that still really matters
Overall effect on the technology industry is that it's not likely to shake things up yet
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UKIP is big on Brexit, big on immigration, but not so big on tech it seems
Liberal Democrat manifesto promises to harness power of tech without negatively impacting society and to support digital sector
The police force is set to go live with the HART AI system in a couple of months
Open Rights Group head says public has a right to know about government surveillance plans
Entrants will be given the code to analyse and search for bottlenecks
Ulster University is first university to launch a SIGFOX IoT network and the first in Northern Ireland
Barclays gives boost to London's fintech community post-Brexit as it seeks to work with startups on future of banking
Fans are against the use of such technology and there are doubts as to the effectiveness of such systems
No sweeping changes, but GDS aims to simplify the road to government digital transformation
BT will play a key role in the Met's digital transformation efforts across London
The government agency is aiming to have a working prototype available by September 2017
KPMG says the UK, and London, will continue to attract tech talent and funding
Nearly 90 entries were submitted and the winners now have 12 weeks to develop prototypes
No big suprises: The government's technology funding builds on from last year's Budget
Mark Corley, chief technology officer at Avanade UK, discusses IoT, AI, and doggedly sticking with the Windows Phone
HealthVault uses machine learning and analytics to collate patient data from a range of sources
Some suppliers have been forced to take out loans to pay staff and suppliers
The centre allow the government to draw on private-sector expertise and vice-versa.
Feel good Friday. Trial conducted in a UK school by Dyslexia charity reveals benefits from using Microsoft's OneNote
NSA data leak, government reveals, and corporate purchases; what do you remember about the week in technology?
Digital will allow government to offer a “revolution” in the way it delivers public services to the great unwashed
Claire Williams joins global STEM education initiative F1 in Schools on stage at Bett 2017
The Department for Transport used computer modeling to measure the impact autonomous vehicles will have on traffic flow
Concerns raised as Government Digital Services fails to hold on to top talent