Ways of working
...our international journey, in particular the visit from a Canadian government delegation where they attended our Hands on Agile for Leaders course, which led directly to this new collaboration. What...
We've just published our first communications strategy to help tell the story of GDS and the transformation across government. Learn more about our plans and the 3 themes we'll be focusing on in the coming year.
...greet on the day - you need a minimum of 2 people for this: one in the room and one to collect people in reception Step 4 – Publicise your...
...platforms have developed, meant the playbook was due another update. We deliberately kept this published as a playbook, “a notional range of possible tactics in any sphere of activity”, so...
...Readers can ask our team questions to find out more about their role. You can follow this series on the GDS Instagram page. Subscribe to this blog for updates. ...
...a range of different things from our guidance depending on their level of experience. People newer to government services or agile ways of working need: ways to get up to...
...only include a selection of blog posts. However, we encourage authors to get in touch with the blog editors they worked on their posts with to find out how their...
Being agile doesn’t mean simply installing a methodology and then religiously sticking to that methodology. A little while ago we learned that we had a few challenges with GOV.UK delivery. So we had to adapt our approach. Here’s what we did and what we learned.
The GDS Academy has just celebrated the 1,000th graduate on its digital and agile foundation course. In this blog post we speak to 4 graduates about how the course helped them take their digital careers to the next level.
...how to code in the open securely, which got 33 times more unique page views than an average post. We archived the ‘GDS Digital engagement’ blog due to a big...