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User-Centred Infrastructure: Bringing Agile Thinking to the Backbone of Justice Services 

User-Centred Infrastructure: Bringing Agile Thinking to the Backbone of Justice Services 

Here at Justice Digital, we design and deliver products that make a meaningful difference in the lives of citizens, often at some of their most challenging moments. Whether it's applying for compensation after a criminal injury or securing lasting power …

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Introducing the service design playbook

Posted by: Mahnaz Yusaf, Posted on: 25 June 2021 - Categories: service design

The service design playbook is a resource to help designers and digital teams navigate designing public services. The goal of the service design playbook is to help designers that are new to service design in government understand how to apply …

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How to make hybrid or ‘blended’ meetings work for your team

Posted by: Rachel Furze, Posted on: 27 May 2021 - Categories: collaboration, Hybrid meetings

Homeworking during the pandemic had its benefits for some of us (warm slippers, no commute) and its pitfalls (never switching off, homeschooling, too close to the biscuit tin). But at least we were all in the same boat, right? Actually …

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Push forward in your learning and be kind to yourself

Posted by: Adam Taylor, Posted on: 20 May 2021 - Categories: Learning and development

Hello, I’m Adam Taylor, a Senior Project Manager here in MoJ Digital and Technology. What I actually do is try to bring people with different skills together to understand a problem and to come up with and deliver a solution, …

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Reaping the rewards of learning and development

Posted by: Ermias Worku, Posted on: 18 May 2021 - Categories: Learning at Work Week

My name is Ermias Worku, I am a Lead Infrastructure Engineer within the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) Digital and Technology team. Growing up in Ethiopia, education was not a luxury or something nice to do but a necessity. Since …

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Aligning D&T’s Mission to MoJ Strategy

Posted by: Gina Gill, Posted on: 13 May 2021 - Categories: D&T mission, MoJ strategy

Around 10 weeks ago when I took on this role I said I had no plans to change our strategy. Over the following weeks through conversations with people across D&T it became clear to me that the D&T strategy wasn’t …

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Launching the Prison Leavers Innovation Challenge

Posted by: Sarah Wilson, Posted on: 13 May 2021 - Categories: collaboration, Our services, Prison leavers Innovation Challenge

Two weeks ago, Minister Alex Chalk welcomed a panel of experts from across the tech community and criminal justice space to take part in a roundtable event, discussing opportunities for tech innovation to help reduce crime. The panel shared insights …

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A Year of Covid-19

Posted by: Gina Gill, Posted on: 30 March 2021 - Categories: Covid-19, Our People

Hello everyone, my name is Gina Gill and I wanted to kick off my ‘Mini Blog Series’ by sharing my reflections on the last 12 months. My most enduring memory of the last year will be how it brought out …

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In Review: The 2020 Justice Services Conference

Posted by: Joanne Lumsden and Nikola Goger, Posted on: 29 March 2021 - Categories: a great place to work, collaboration, Events, Our People

Our annual Justice Services Conference usually takes place in person and gives us an opportunity to bring our teams together from around the country. But what do you do when you have a global pandemic and the majority are working …

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A simple hiring process is a better hiring process

Posted by: Bola Olaofe, Posted on: 25 March 2021 - Categories: a great place to work, Our services, Recruitment

Applying for a job within the Civil Service may seem daunting but what if I told you it wasn’t ... Hiring should always be looked at as a great opportunity in an organisation I mean why not, you’ve just had …

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6 Key Principles for Digital Teams

Posted by: Steve Wilson, Posted on: 23 March 2021 - Categories: digital principles, Our services

Working in digital can be challenging. How do you define value? How do we build the right thing? How do we implement business change? Digital professionals working in government have a range of methodologies and standards such as the Government …

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