Sir Bonar is Her Majesty's most senior civil servant concerned with information and communications technologies (or ‘ICTs’)
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom We are experimenting this morning with a new tool from CESG which allows us to send encrypted Twitters
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom An emerging technology of particular interest in a UK government context is Web 2.0, which may be widespread in 5 years.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom People need to realise that the pervasive use of ICT goes beyond the public sector. There is also an ICT industry in the UK.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom It seems that my staff have put me on "Face Book" and that I have several "fans". How very gratifying. http://bit.ly/7Og6d8
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom Useful breakfast briefing at Cinnamon Club from FACT UK to clear up possible misunderstandings about ACS Legal
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom I utterly fail to understand why the idea of our G-Spot in the Cloud is so controversial #idealGITS
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom We've prepared our own perfectly good IT strategies many times. They've proved highly successful over the years. #idealGITS
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom We really DO NOT require help from the great unwashed to write our internal IT strategy, thank you very much #idealGITS
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom When the world sees our forthcoming Government ICTs Strategy it will be pleasantly surprised. We're expecting some prominent coverage in the news media.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom I'm just reviewing the Cabinet Office Christmas card blacklist; it has become a long and tedious task.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom Our "Transformational Government" programme is much admired - indeed widely copied - all around the world
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom It is true that I get a certain amount of "fan mail", often from single women. I take it as a consequence of my elevated position.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom To know Whitehall IT is to know that our Web Sites cost upwards of £50m. We run some of the largest databases in the world.
Sir Bonar Neville-Kingdom This notion that junior programmers can do clever and useful things sums of less than £50,000 is quite absurd and fanciful.
