A digital service that works well at launch may not continue to meet users’ needs in the same way years later. So, when we wanted to better understand how our service was being used today and whether it still supports …
MOJ Digital is developing a new internal staff directory called people finder, with a better search facility and more information about employees.
Fancy a job as a product manager? Do you see yourself working in a hot startup with a small, tight-knit team of specialists? I’ll bet you never considered the Ministry of Justice an option. You’re missing a trick - let me explain why.
Our Greek graduate, Evangelos Giataganas, gives us the low-down on the newly created MOJ Digital graduate programme.
Working out of Manchester’s magistrates’ court, we’re developing a product that fulfils a defined user need and can be deployed nationwide.
...or if you’re interested in applying yourself, please see the job advert for more details. Alternatively, feel free to contact our team on: contact-us@digital.justice.gov.uk or recruitment@digital.justice.gov.uk Good luck! To keep...
At Ministry of Justice Digital Services, we have increasingly found ourselves being approached by colleagues from other areas of the department to help them ‘become more digital’.
Read about our final monthly all-hands meeting for 2014, with guest speaker Dr Paul Thomas talking about the importance of trust, risk and creativity in the workplace
An important aspect of digital transformation at the MOJ is the adoption of an ‘inside out’ approach. This means that systems and ways of working are being improved internally as well as externally.
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the digital court team in Sydney to see their new online services for jurors.
What does designing a digital service have in common with designing a policy?
