Sam Trendall is a journalist at Civil Service World and PublicTechnology. He focuses on themes such as technology, digital transformation, healthcare systems, and government and politics, often exploring the intersection of these areas within the public and private sectors in Europe. Sam's work has been featured in notable publications, including Civil Service World and PublicTechnology.
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Sam's coverage primarily revolves around government technology, digital transformation, artificial intelligence in the public sector. His focus on government announcements and press releases indicates a preference for official sources and direct quotes from authorities.
Given Sam's emphasis on specific agencies and their initiatives, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights or exclusive access to officials involved in major government technology projects or those impacting the public sector.
While Sam does not have a specified geographic focus, his reporting seems centered on developments within the UK government. Therefore, he may particularly appreciate pitches related to UK-specific governmental technology advancements and transformations.
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By: Sam Trendall
As the Online Safety Act comes fully into effect, Ofcom has published guidelines for the digital industry, and warn those that ‘come up short' they can expect to face consequences
By: Sam Trendall
A system created by the Central Digital and Data Office uses a large language model to create idealised career profiles and then map these onto the Whitehall's existing tech workforce
By: Sam Trendall
Minister provides details of an initiative that will lean on internal and external expertise with the aim of better ensuring that interactions with citizens are more sensitive to past experiences
By: Sam Trendall
Yearly research contains feedback from more than 5,000 people, with opinion almost completely split on whether emerging technology will have a broadly positive or negative impact on individuals and society
By: Sam Trendall
Shortly after the Home Office revealed that border authorities would continue to process travellers with out-of-date BRP cards, GDS announces the documents can also be used for online government services
By: Sam Trendall
The environment department's annual report indicates that scores of applications were successfully closed down or remediated during the 2023-24 year, enabling the imminent closure of a clutch of infrastructure facilities
By: Sam Trendall
Department awards contract of potentially four years to KPMG which, in the coming months, will work to support efforts to improve governance, training, and use of data to inform decisions
By: Sam Trendall
The two departments launched a joint service earlier this year allowing citizens to check their state pension forecast, and take steps make payments to cover any gaps in qualifying years
By: Sam Trendall
At the end of a busy and varied year for public service technology and those engaged in its provision, find out which stories attracted the most attention from our readers
By: Sam Trendall
As the public service tech world collectively heads into another new year, PublicTechnology editor Sam Trendall considers the topics and questions that will define and dominate the coming 12 months
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