...we work must be imbued by the culture and ethos of the web generation. This means they understand that what used to be hard is easier, and what used to...
...to that data for free. There’s still some way to go though. I think we’ve got to open that data up much more widely, much more freely to third parties...
...outside GDS this week? From a long way away, from South Africa, we saw Ben Terrett, our design lead here, and he was trending on Twitter in South Africa because...
...the problems that government has had in the past. It was great to get their steer as well. We did that in Cabinet Office again, yesterday. I guess, the most...
...should give a big shout-out to Linda Humphries and Liam Maxwell, who’ve done terrific work in this area, and it’s good to see that other countries are referencing what we’re...
...because we have to get policy colleagues more entwined into digital creation of policy. So we’re continuing to do that, and we should see some more benefits of that coming...
Mike Bracken sums up this week's Sprint 13 showcase of digital work across Government, with keynote speeches from Francis Maude, Martha Lane Fox and Stephen Kelly setting the agenda for 400 days of digital service delivery. The Department of Energy …
Another busy week at GDS, including the release of the Transactions Explorer and the announcement of Paypal as the eighth supplier for the Identity Assurance programme. We've also seen visits from the RPA and from the Minister for Civil Society …
Lots of bits of GDS are going to be working with lots of bits of government during 2013. We're getting bigger, getting more scattered and it's important that we let each other know what's going on. One way we're going …
...are inundated with policy directives and advice, most of it of the risk-averse variety. When it comes to digital, the voices of security and the voices of procurement dominate policy...
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