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Cath Everett

June 2017

  • A woman donates to charity using a contactless payment card.

    How apps and tech are transforming the way charities raise money

    Charities were slow to embrace new technologies, but innovative apps are now common in the fundraising sector

July 2011

  • Paperless office abstract

    Dealing with the FoI deluge

    What causes problems, and what makes for good practice, in responding to freedom of information requests?

June 2011

  • Computer gaming abstract

    Gamification for the public good

    The DWP has begun to exploit the principles of gaming technology to improve internal performance

  • Pound sign in pills

    Does the NHS pay staff too much?

    OECD research suggest that British GPs get paid twice as much as French counterparts, relative to average national salaries. Cath Everett reports

  • IT security abstract

    Round table: 'People' issues in IT security

    Converged networks and the spread of mobile devices are posing new challenges in protecting digital information

May 2011

  • Business meeting

    Letting in the SMEs

    Some government organisations are developing approaches to give small-to-medium enterprises a share of their IT business

April 2011

  • A UK Border Agency worker

    How the government's immigration cap squashes the NHS

  • Computer servers

    Greening the data centre cuts costs

March 2011

  • bloody axe

    NHS managers consider post-cuts careers

    As the axe hangs over PCTs and SHAs, staff have to prepare for the future, writes Cath Everett

July 2010

March 2010

February 2010

  • A commuter passes a map of the London Underground system at Westminster tube station

    Guardian Environment Network
    Transport for London unveils UK's largest hydrogen fuel cell

  • Ink spilt on contract

    Start-ups move into data and e-learning

January 2010

September 2009

  • Punts in Cambridge

    Cambridge businesses seek healthy future

    Enterprises allowing online patient consultations and neurological researchers to collaborate help make up the city's health technology cluster, finds Cath Everett

August 2009

  • Microphone

    Speak and be recognised

    The adoption of digital dictation technology in the NHS may have increased dramatically, but few trusts have added speech recognition, finds Cath Everett

June 2009

  • Aberdeen telecare

    Testing telehealth and telecare

    The Whole Systems Demonstrator trial aims to test the financial viability of remote health and care, reports Cath Everett

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