Why we're creating IT policy in the open
...in GitHub. This aligns with the UK Government Technology Code of Practice, which recommends use of open tools, standards, and cloud storage. Most important of all, the GitHub repository is...
Data
Using textual analysis to build better services
...to improve and publish accessible forms. Following GDS’ findings, we ran our own discovery to look at how this could be implemented in MOJ. How we used textual analysis MOJ...
Increasing trust in criminal evidence with blockchains
Over the last couple of years, there has been a huge amount of interest in blockchains - the technology underpinning electronic currencies such as Bitcoin. While most development has been in the private sector, we’re keen to explore their potential …
Our diversity statistics
Our CDIO Tom Read recently spoke about why diversity matters to us, and what we're doing to encourage and develop this.
Non-transactional services: measuring the unmeasurable
Posted by:
Richard Walker, Posted on:
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Categories:
Agile, Content, Data, Design, Our services, Service standards, User research
The service I’ve been working on for the past few months is a bit different to most government services: it doesn’t involve any transactions.
Guest post: Prison register goes into alpha
Since November, Richard Carling from the National Offender Management Service (NOMS) has been working with the Government Digital Service’s registers team to create a prison register.
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