Back in January, the Australian government said it would be setting up a new Digital Transformation Office. That was great news. We were happy to welcome Australia to our international community of governments
...data, via a standardised digital interface. This is what registers are for. This is the model for registers of the future. Tim and his team deserve our respect and support...
The pre-election period (PEP) is over, and we can talk publicly about our work once more. First of all, I'd like to welcome our new Cabinet Office Ministerial team: Oliver...
With this parliament drawing to a close, it’s time to take what we’ve learned over the last few years and work out how to pick up the pace of digital transformation in the years to come.
...foundation for Government as a Platform: better services for citizens at lower cost to the taxpayer. To everyone and anyone in government who handles or manages data, or has a...
...sharing with other agencies across government - and that means we can all benefit from their journey. Follow Mike on Twitter, and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
...their personal tax affairs - 1.2 million have already done so. PAYE for employees - making it easier for people to tell HMRC about changes that affect their tax code...
...needed to be optically read, which costs more and adds more opportunity for error. It was also unnecessarily draining work for the people dealing with the forms. We design to...
Last week, we held an event: Sprint 15. It marked the culmination of the two-year transformation project that began with Sprint 13, when we made our plan clear: there were 400 days to transform government.
...by default. It’s far, far cheaper and more efficient for government to provide services digitally than over the phone, so if digital services are successful we end up saving money...
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.
