PublicTechnology.net
- Over 1 million page impressions per month
- 10 separate content driven titles
- 150,000 unique users per month
Public Technology has become the UK's most-read online public sector news and information network, with a strong reputation both online and through the e-Government National Awards. With an extensive portfolio of titles within the pulic technology arena Sift Media reaches key decision makers both online and via regular email bulletins.
The Public Technology portfolio comprises:
- PublicTechnology.net – Covering public sector technology
- Publicpages.net – A directory of public sector suppliers, free and paid listings
- PublicTenders.net – Public tender listings covering the UK. Free to use content
- TechTenders.net – IT & technology tenders from all public sector organisations across 27 EU countries. A subscription service.
- NHStenders.net – NHS tender listings covering the UK. Free to use content
- HealthTenders.net – Health product & service tenders from public sector health organisations & hospitals across 27 EU countries. A subscription service.
- PublicPolitics.net – Political and public affairs news site
- WhitehallPages.net – Covering news on central government across the UK
- EducationPages.net - News and developments for the education sector
- EUMonitor.net – EU-related policy and politics news
- The annual e-Government National Awards.
Lastest Public Technology content
- Minister for creative industries to step down
- Govt green paper kicks off plans for cyber-war strategy review
- Mandelson looks to Germany for lessons in tech innovation
- Care services minister visits Harrogate to see telecare systems at work
- US Air Force and IBM to develop Cloud for secure defence and intelligence networks
- Public sector: Complex data analysis an “important influence” in decision-making process
- Another security flaw hits Internet Explorer
- IBM strengthens public sector abilities with new acquisition
- NHS Wakefield District invests in Business Intelligence
- CBI calls for greater innovation in the NHS