Don’t miss out on Public Service Data Live! The annual conference will return for its second year this Thursday 19 September. Held at the Business Design Centre in London, the event is free to attend for civil servants, public servants and those working in the wider public sector. You will be able to hear from leaders from across the UK government and wider public sector on how to improve the way data and AI are used in the public service. Sessions will include a keynote address from Craig Suckling, the chief data officer of the UK, as well as a session on the next steps for government transformation. You can register to attend on the Public Service Data Live Website: https://lnkd.in/eSC6ibkR
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The second Public Service Data Live annual conference will be held at the Business Design Centre in London later this week. On Thursday 19 September, attendees will be able to hear from leaders from across the UK government and wider public sector on how to improve the way data and AI are used in the public service. Ming Tang, chief data and analytics officer at NHS England is one of a number of speakers who will feature. Speaking to Global Government Forum ahead of the event, Tang said: “I would like to support the introduction of greater diversity of thought and background into the civil service. This is why I have set up the Data and Analytics Academy to facilitate learning within the service and also to seek out new recruits from diverse backgrounds into data and analytics.” Tang will be taking part in a panel discussion on the topic of using data to deliver world-class government services. She will be joined by Gina Gill, chief strategy officer, Central Digital and Data Office, and Tariq Khan, chief digital and information officer, London Borough of Camden. Sessions will include a keynote address from Craig Suckling, the chief data officer of the UK, as well as a session on the next steps for government transformation, with speakers including Sarah Munby, the permanent secretary of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. The event is free to attend for civil servants, public servants and those working in the wider public sector. You can register on the Public Service Data Live website: https://lnkd.in/eSC6ibkR Read Tang’s interview in full on the Global Government Forum website: https://lnkd.in/e2SxqvVr
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Shining a light on the wealth of online learning that is available to civil servants across the UK, the Government Skills team picks out five of the best.
Five of the best Civil Service online learning courses
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Catch up on #CivilServiceLive2024 We had a range of exhibitors including @ACCA - the leading global body for professional accountants. If you missed out on Civil Service Live you can watch replays of some of the incredible sessions here: https://lnkd.in/eUx3utwX
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Pupils in England will soon be able to study a GCSE in British Sign Language 🦻 Last season, we visited Arsenal F.C with British Sign Language ambassador, Daniel Jillings, to discuss the new qualification and learn how the football club integrates BSL into its matchday experience ⚽ Watch the video and visit our Education Hub to find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/eGEbem7s
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A huge thank you to Accenture UK & Ireland for being our headline sponsor at Civil Service Live 2024! It’s certainly been another fantastic Civil Service Live, and we’re thrilled to have welcomed 20,000+ colleagues across 4 weeks to celebrate the great work of the Civil Service. As we look back across all our regional events, one major theme was Artificial Intelligence. We’ve heard countless insightful discussions about the future of AI and what it means for the Civil Service, drawing invaluable insights from Accenture and industry partners on delivering greater social impact in the age of AI. We're looking forward to hearing about your top takeaways from your time at Civil Service Live. If you’re curious to learn more about AI and engage with the latest technology trends, be sure to follow and tag Accenture UK & Ireland in your highlights!
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'As Chief Operating Officer for the Civil Service, I want to celebrate and recognise the incredible work that goes on across the UK Civil Service to deliver excellent public services right across the UK. I also want to share best practice and inspire others with the brilliant examples of service we see every day. Which is why I am honoured to be a champion for the Civil Service Awards 2024, our chance to recognise the exceptional achievements from across the Civil Service and shine a light on the great work that we do. The awards are a chance for civil servants to nominate their colleagues from across the country to be recognised and celebrated at the ceremony later this year. I am delighted to be returning as the champion for the Programme of the Year Award, along with Nick Smallwood (Chief Executive Officer of the Infrastructure and Projects Authority and Head of Government's Project Delivery Function), where we will be looking for programmes from across the Civil Service that embrace innovative approaches and programme management. So please head over to www.civilserviceawards.com and nominate yourself, your team or your colleagues before 5pm tomorrow, Friday 26th July!" Catherine Little Chief Operating Officer for the Civil Service and Permanent Secretary to the Cabinet Office 🏆🎉 #CSAwards #ProudCivilServant
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Pat McFadden and Peter Kyle met with staff at the Central Digital & Data Office (CDDO) & Government Digital Service (GDS) to see the work they are doing to deliver efficiency & value for money for citizens.
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This afternoon, the Prime Minister Keir Starmer, issued his first message to the Civil Service, sharing his vision for a mission-driven government with a real sense of purpose. He said "Delivering change won’t be easy, you don’t need me to tell you that. It will require a different way of working. One of openness, of collaboration and transparency in everything we do. But from the get go I want you to know that– you have my confidence, my support and, importantly, my respect. Together, as one team, we can deliver our mission of national renewal and change. Let’s start that work immediately."
A message from Prime Minister Keir Starmer to the Civil Service
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Over the last few weeks tens of thousands of civil servants have attended Civil Service Live events across the country. The annual events give civil servants the opportunity to come together to develop skills, create connections, and generate ideas that will equip the Civil Service to be the best it can in serving the government of the day and delivering for citizens. Last year’s events were recognised at the Conference & Events Awards, picking up the bronze award in the ‘Best Conference / Event Series (over 2,000 attendees)’ category at the Awards Ceremony on Friday. Head of Events at the Cabinet Office Alexandra Whiteley says: “I’m thrilled that Civil Service Live has been recognised in this way. Organising and delivering the events takes a year round effort from a wide range of people, not least our incredible speakers and amazing volunteers whose efforts ensure each event is created by civil servants for civil servants.”
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