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The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is responsible for protecting children, young people and vulnerable adults through vetting and barring those working with them. The vetting and barring takes place under three separate schemes so
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When new restrictions on the removal of laptops from the workplace were imposed after the spate of highly publicised Government data breaches, staff at the National Offenders Management Service (NOMS) started to avoid working remotely. This lead to a
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Our next Live Meeting is on the topic of Windows Server 2008 for the Public Sector , taking place on Tuesday June 3rd 2008 from 10:00 – 11:00 . The major new functionality and capability in Windows Server 2008 that can help you to increase the reliability
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According to the Treasury press statement on Monday this week, the Treasury Secretary, Yvette Cooper, has demanded that government needs to have a ‘better bang for our bucks’. I could be concerned that a Treasury Secretary does not appear to comprehend
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Saving money and being 'green' are issues at the top of most government department's agendas and Wakefield Metropolitan District Council has achieved both these things while also providing more flexible working and improved working environments, and enabling
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Recently we published a case study on software as a service (SaaS) for benefits reporting at East Lothian Council . You can read the full story here but the gist of it is that they have saved 30 person days a year with the new service, are delivering
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I've "borrowed" this posting from my colleague Ray Fleming and his UK Schools Blog - as I think it could be of interest to local authorities and possibly others in the government sector also. As he explains this isn't for everybody - it's a technical
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Internet security is high on Local Authority agendas, especially highlighted since the government launched a major e-safety initiative designed to protect children online in 2006. Following enhanced government guidance to all local authorities in 2006,
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