Making digital services better by engaging a diverse range of suppliers

...choose from. Most of the suppliers were based in London, too. To make things better we made lots of changes. In fact, we designed an entirely new framework. When the...
...choose from. Most of the suppliers were based in London, too. To make things better we made lots of changes. In fact, we designed an entirely new framework. When the...
...paths to map the paths through government services. WALK.GOV linked the emotional content of the services of registering a birth and registering a still birth to desire paths and the...
...Beeman and @GlynWintle talking about @Linkedgov • @StevenRWilkes from the Home Office, talking about the digital engagement strand of the government ICT strategy Next teacamps are: 6 October, 3 November,...
...I work on two areas to embed these tools to support public services. One of these is to improve internal engagement and collaboration within the Civil Service so that we...
...Martha Lane Fox’s report Directgov 2010 and Beyond: Revolution Not Evolution , his role in finding efficiency savings in the public sector’s use of technology and the future for digital...
Today in London, Europe’s first ever international data camp began with the UK’s Minister for the Cabinet Office, Francis Maude, announcing that we are opening up data on central government...
Welcome to the new blog platform for the reconstituted and repurposed Transparency and Digital Engagement team. As with the old Digital Engagement blog the team will be using this to...