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...irector of Innovation, BIS; Adam Jasckson, Director of Enterprise, BIS; Andy Nicholson, Head of Technology, MOD; Sean Denning, Deputy CEO, Intellectual Property Office; Marc O'Brien, Managin...
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...distribution, museums, the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, and sport. Some cultural matters are covered by Westminster, such as intellectual property, broadcasting, and the Nation...
A Deloitte feature: spending review cross-government analysis
...s associated with mothballing property. Public sector leaders should als...case for rationalising their property portfolios, aggregate corporate s...of assets will also extend to intellectual property. Within the government’...ment roles that are viewed as intellectually lightweight and a path...
Blog posts
Alan Sugar at Civil Service Live
...an example of country with a strong work ethic, bringing it to the forefront of world computer manufacturing. Antendees also spoke about intellectual property in the NHS, and the challenge...
News
BIS to scrap four more quangos
...ince Cable said he will close the Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property policy (SABIP), SITPRO (Simplifyi...e abolished next year. The functions of SABIP will pass to the Intellectual Property Office, and the functions car...
Interviews
Getting a fair share for government
...centrally-held assets by 2013-14 (asset and property sales from other parts of the pu...p central coordinating teams to lead on the property and shared services strands o...e,” he says plainly; but he adds that the intellectual challenge of the work is...
Features
...ports unemployed people to start their own business, describes franchises as “supported self-employment”. As a franchisee, you licence intellectual property and business support from a f...
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A new decision to distribute more public data is a breakthrough for campaigners, opening up opportunities for businesses and individuals. Ruth Keeling examines the decision’s implications for a tangled field of public policyAt the end of last month, prime minister Gordon Brown, Treasury ministe...
Tags: natalie ceeney, Freedom of Information, Information Management, intellectual property
I was born in the Northern Territory and have a strong personal belief in and commit to the Northern Territory of Australia. I joined the NT Public Service in 1999 working first as an accountant in NT Treasury until joining the NT Government’s legal practice in the Department of Justice in 20...
Areas of interest: public sector reform, innovation, entrepreneurship, law, mining, intellectual property, major projects