...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...
...are the domain experts, to ensure that the data in their registers is modelled in ways that meet users’ needs, and work with other registers in the government data ecosystem....
...and service patterns From data to registers Earlier this year, the first register, the Countries Register, launched in beta. Registers are authoritative sources of trustworthy reference data. In March, Ade...
...on the #GovTechCatalyst challenges he launched today: 13:57 Registers are accurate and consistent live sets of data. In this workshop session, participants are hearing about practical tips and examples of...
...using platforms and registers to build better services. As Matt Edgar wrote recently, most of government is mostly service design most of the time. Sadly, a large chunk of this...
...working with the Ministry of Justice and its agencies. Building a platform to host digital services is about the infrastructure behind how a lot of our platforms work. Registers are...
...to the ‘Government Service Standard’. Responding to new developments Since the last version of the standard was published, government has introduced registers – authoritative data sets that can help form...
...pieces of data infrastructure we’re building, such as open registers, we can’t just tell them to do it. We need to show people how we can help them to improve...
...examples might include when someone leaves Higher Education, or becomes a British citizen, or is made redundant creating the cross-government reference architecture and identifying, enabling and standardising the data registers...
...company records in Data Hub with trusted external registers of businesses. If a user cannot find a good match in the list of existing company records on Data Hub, then...
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