Why we're creating IT policy in the open
At the Ministry of Justice we code in the open by default. Increasingly, we write IT Policy in the open too. We apply the tenth GDS design principle: improving our IT Policy in the open to make it better.
Technology
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 …
Technology at least as good as you have at home
We want to support the incredible work of our staff by giving them the best tools for their jobs.
Post-its + pens x ideas = 30 inspired children
If we want to encourage young people to think about a career in digital and technology, what should we do? Get out there and talk to them!
Owning it: product owners and technology
We're appointing product owners to manage our computers, devices, networks and Wi-Fi, to keep our technology up to date.
Sustaining development: the true cost of running an IT system
The real long-term costs of running IT or software – and why it makes sense to invest in improvements to avoid expensive glitches later on.
Hey big spender: spend a little time on IT
You should spend time exploring your options before buying or building a service, and always make sure you can change it in the future.
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