...(stuff like code and databases) which makes it easy to overlook the deeper, more fundamental change: this is how democracy works now. Voters are users too, and this service was...
...to meet the service standard in these areas. Some services also find it challenging to evidence the requirement to make all new source code open and reusable. We are looking...
...panel discussion Host: Gerard Grech CEO Tech City Panel members: Jen Pahlka, Executive Director Code for America Mark Thompson, Senior Lecturer University of Cambridge, Joint Owner & Strategy Director Methods...
...the development team was able to reuse code from another Home Office project, Visit Visa: How sharing helps us improve digital services. Join the conversation on Twitter, and don't forget...
...system that OPG digital have built in-house. Doing things this way means getting away from proprietary software and licence costs, bringing great skills into government, and writing code that we...
...describes that as a team moving from project thinking (where the focus is on time and budget), through to product thinking (focus on users and shippable code) to service thinking...
...out if shared platforms will transform these user journeys. If we can make building blocks of code and functionality that can be re-used more widely across government, this can help...
...source code for GOV.UK while building govt.nz. We’ve all benefitted from sharing tales of success and shortcomings with our fellow D5 members and, most recently, with our friends and colleagues...
...A set of modular components that can plug together to build this journey (including common registers, platforms, and reusable code) Most importantly, these patterns will need to evolve constantly, fed...
...many of the answers lie in their code of practice. The technology leaders know that their users’ needs are similar and are investing in making progress together. Their next step...
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