Digital marches on: rising take-up, falling costs
The Transactions Explorer has enabled government to track progress on its key performance indicators for the first time.
Digital strategy
Strategy and delivery, one year on
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Mike Bracken - former Executive Director, Government Digital Service, Posted on:
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Digital strategy, GDS team, Transformation
...people to access our information and services in more ways. We’ll never be able to imagine all the uses people might have for government information in different contexts and different...
Better support across government
...on supporting departments in transforming 25 of the most important government transactions. As we’ve taken on all these challenges, we’ve needed to look at how digital teams in government are...
'Government as a data model' : what I learned in Estonia
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Pete Herlihy - former Lead Product Manager for GOV.UK Notify, Government Digital Service, Posted on:
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Digital strategy, GDS team, GOV.UK
I’ve just got back from a few days in the Republic of Estonia, looking at how they deliver their digital services and sharing stories of some of the work we are up to here in the UK. We have an …
What about people who aren't online?
...forward digital inclusion projects, and by working with departments to build digital inclusion into their policy development; developing the evidence base on ‘what works’ in digital inclusion, and using this...
The pivot: from publishing to transactions
Posted by:
Mike Bracken - former Executive Director, Government Digital Service, Posted on:
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Digital strategy, GDS team, Sprint, Transformation
Today we’re publishing our second quarterly progress report on the commitments made in the Government Digital Strategy. Transforming government services http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bn5zEQLluoc In 2011 the first challenge we faced was the...
Digital Services Framework
Now that the application process for our new Digital Services Framework has opened, we thought it would be useful to say a bit more about what it is. What's a framework, you ask? It’s a list of suppliers who’ve been …
2012/13 Savings: Better for Less
...when we need to. We insist on costs that match user needs and expectations. In return, we attempt to get all requests for expenditure through this process in 28 days,...
Reforming governance in government technology
We announced in March that we would reform the governance of our technology provision in central government. We need a simpler, clearer model of governance based on user needs. Those users are our colleagues as well as citizens and this …
Benefits of diversity
...best tool for the job. If we restrict ourselves to moulding the need to the tools we already have, then we risk not solving the initial problem in the best...
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