Tech for good is all about using digital technology to make a positive difference in the world over profit based motives.
Relevant transformations could involve changing the way children learn, helping people stay healthy, improving public services, helping us respond to disasters like floods and pandemics, and understanding global trends. It can come from nonprofits, governments, or businesses.
We host our annual impact Awards where we celebrate the digital technology innovations that improve people’s lives and the world around us.
Jennifer Jackson, Contributing Editor, TPXImpact
Jen Fenner, Managing Director, DefProc
Harriet Gridley, Director, No Isolation
By Stuart Arthur, CTO, TPXImpact
By Elizabeth Anderson, Chief Operating Officer, Digital Poverty Alliance
By Yetunde Elebuibon, Director, Knowledge Pool
By George Eckton, Director of Advice Services, Citizens Advice Scotland
October 2023
Digital service design is key for the public sector. As we move increasingly online, ensuring everyone from the public through to employees can access, use and navigate them is vital. But designing these services is no easy task. There are a vast range of public […]
October 2023
Today’s workforce is rightly demanding more action on environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives. Civica’s Julie Chell explains how organisations can make a meaningful difference The expectation for companies to take responsibility for their environmental and social impact is not new. It’s driven by company […]
September 2023
Access to education is a basic human right for all. The United Nations describes education as “the building block for every society” – but for those experiencing digital inequity, there is a very real risk of falling behind as more learning moves online. One issue that […]
September 2023
The professional body for information technology has pledged closer ties with the Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA). BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, and the DPA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the joint aim of ending digital poverty in the UK by 2030. BCS President […]
September 2023
Traditional identity models have long been the cornerstone of authentication and identification processes relying on passwords, personal information or PINs. However, these approaches have their limitations, leaving individuals and organisations vulnerable to potential identity theft, fraud, and data breaches. In today’s increasingly digital world, identity […]
September 2023
In our tech-driven world, where connectivity is often taken for granted, the persistence of digital poverty casts a shadow on progress and equality. The concept of digital poverty highlights the stark divide between those who have access to digital resources, support and opportunities, and those […]
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