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A conversation piece last week was me on a cinema screen stage which was quite good fun, and the other presenters were amazing and the whole context of the evening seemed to hang together exceptionally well. For once I had… Read More
Central Government Partnership Network (CGPN) Conference 2023 Last week I spent a brilliant two days at Heathrow with the Cross Government Partnership Network (CGPN), chairing two amazing days as government departments and agencies from across all the mechanisms of government… Read More
Writing our first collaboration together about the thing that connects us the most our views on how people work together and what is needed to drive change and behaviours, Steve and I have enjoyed being colleagues for a long time,… Read More
Bringing the brains together that KLAS does has always been an amazing experience. The buzz about the event, the way people come together to share in an unapologetic, kind and considered way has always blown my mind, here we are… Read More
Seven weeks in to a new role. You know what you want to do to make a difference and no CIO wants to come in and make changes for the sake of it; and yet at the same time you want the… Read More
It feels like a perennial debate, the one that never goes away or even the one that got away, how to make sure we are always focused on what our colleagues and customers need from the things we do. It’s… Read More
Now before you read any more of this then please accept that I am a Tim Berners Lee fan boy for so many reasons. The obvious being his knowledge and achievements but also how he conducts himself, his thought process… Read More
Digital transformation takes on many forms, often it has a focus on removing something old, clunky, unsafe or simply expensive as a goal. In my time as a CIO I have tried to remove tractor printers from Ireland, the fax… Read More
My one piece of regulation exercise took me past the ordinary but beautiful picture in the headline of this blog earlier this week, it made my eyes water as I continued to walk on and think of just where are… Read More