Lunch with ... former DLUHC digital chief Paul Maltby

Paul maltby has left the Civil Service Club in Great Scotland Yard for the first time since he was appointed as director of data at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). Here, he looks at what happens to the government and what makes a good minister. Why is it going to be part of the debate about the future of digital change, and how is there to ensure transparency and whether its possible to take part in the new generation of civil servants and why does it be able to change the way they work in their roles? The BBC s Jeremy Clarke has asked him to answer questions about how he is standing down to discuss digital reforms, data science, technology and data legislation? What is the best place to do that? Where is he working? And where is his job? Here is an interesting interview with the BBC Newsnight presenter who went on to speak to Paul Malby, who has been leading the civil service reformer to find out what is happening to him? and who is who he has joined the public service. Here he asks what has happened to his former chief digital officer, Paul Maltby. He is about to talk about his career in government - but what do he wants in his new job when he left?

Source: civilserviceworld.com
Published on 2023-06-06

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