Department’s new director of digital kicks off role by setting out broad aims for the future of its agile development as Kevin Cunnington takes over GDS leadership
Posted 2 September 2016
Mayank Prakash, the newly appointed deputy director of digital at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), has set out his ambitions for the organisation with the aim of bringing together its data, security, design and enterprise IT experience.
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