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We are open for business. We have a new home. It’s taken a few months of incredibly hard work to bring six parts of Government activity into one place, but we’re here now. We’ve had huge support, from Cabinet Office …
...work has also continued on tackling the Digital Divide by encouraging people to get online. Therefore, it is great to see that the efforts of the Race Online 2012 campaign...
I am delighted to welcome Emer Coleman to GDS, as Deputy Director of Digital Engagement. We have always supported digital engagement at GDS, and Emer’s appointment will raise our game...
...Certainly a lively discussion, and one to continue at the next AgileTea camp – planned again in Cafe Zest on 19 January 2012. I am thinking of including a session...
...developers on such an innovative project. Lately, there's been a lot of discussion around teaching kids to code from an early age. At secondary school, I was first inspired to...
...project and the aims of the Agile Delivery Network. For those new to AgileTea: AgileTea is a regular series of informal, BarCamp style events that will bring together like-minded people...
Last Saturday marked 100 days since the new e-petitions service was launched by GDS and the Office of the Leader of the House of Commons. The service continues to be incredibly popular -on average 18 people have signed an e-petition every minute …
...equally obvious that this talent will pay for itself many times over as new platforms, products and services reduce the taxpayer bill for digital services. (You will have to trust...
...the example of Recovery.gov in the US as just one of over 100 Government sites using cloud hosting. Set against these experiences and the use of cloud solutions by GDS...
...City Council, David Bailey from Staffordshire Police and my own colleague from DFID: Simon Davis. Hard to know where to start with the Facebook hints – but in essence, the...
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