Mark Say is the Managing Editor at UKAuthority. He focuses on the intersection of the public and private sectors in Europe, with a keen interest in AI, cyber crime, and security issues within the United Kingdom. Mark's insights and analyses have been featured in various reputable publications, including UKAuthority.
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Mark Say's coverage suggests a strong focus on government announcements and press releases related to technology, healthcare, data security, and digital transformation. His articles often revolve around the implementation of technology in public services.
Given his emphasis on government initiatives and technological advancements within public sectors, Mark may be interested in expert insights from professionals with direct involvement or expertise in governmental technological implementations, particularly those centered around software & SaaS, healthcare IT systems, cybersecurity solutions for public institutions, as well as HR tech used by governments.
As he doesn't have a specified geographic focus but covers topics relevant to various regions due to their impact on government policies and technological adoptions across different countries.
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Deputy PM highlights need for right approach to data curation
ScotPayments development team looks for new beta partners
Department for Education publishes new strategy on data and digital in the sector – including plan for national dashboard
MyCOPD and SPACE for COPD both combine exercise programmes and education sessions to help people manage the condition
Department aims to move away from use of paper forms
Three-quarters of adults in England are now registered users, says NHS England
National Cyber Security Centre advises institutions to take defensive measures
Online communities and new member system on the agenda
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has made funds available to explore the possibility of creating an open access Wi-Fi network across the city.
Digital Medicines Transformation Portfolio outlines plans in first annual review
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