...nationals from the territories to the UK, and vice versa, as appropriate. I am also overseeing essential non-COVID work on EU Exit and running the uninhabited OTs in the Indian...
...phone line feel just as important and engaged as people physically in the room. Recently, we’ve been using apps that help to address this. It’s made a massive difference. Just...
...discussions, which will help the Charity for Civil Servants develop their app to support employees’ wellbeing - My Change Handbook, which is due to be launched in the new year....
...strategy, which outlines how making use of the latest digital technology will help everyone who works in HMRC Regional Centres (for example, through streamlined app-based services). Through the use of...
...the lives of the people we are focused on reaching, not the technology itself. We must avoid running after the next app or gadget. The technology is a vehicle, not...
...new legislation, applying lessons learned from previous projects; the Met Office Informatics Lab in Exeter, which designed a cutting-edge app to help people get the best from the weather –...
...an app. The questions around our session on diversity were particularly interesting to me. “Why no mention of socio-economic background?” asked one person. “Are there any senior civil servants with...
...are adopting new approaches to common issues. One approach is to make greater use of challenges and prizes. In the US, challenge.gov recently celebrated its fifth anniversary. A White House...
...hub in Croydon piloted jointly with the Cabinet Office. Banner promoting MoJ commuter hubs Positive feedback At the start, it certainly wasn’t clear that the hubs would be a success,...
...be set up to let card subscribers know when something’s been changed/updated, and due-date alerts keep everyone on the ball. The project due date also appears, colour-coded, on the 'front'...
