Open data - the revolution is here
...and transparent about how data is used. Like the ODI, we want to “connect, equip and inspire people to innovate with data”. So, we are developing the data infrastructure that...
...and transparent about how data is used. Like the ODI, we want to “connect, equip and inspire people to innovate with data”. So, we are developing the data infrastructure that...
...Blockchain Partnership event bringing together government and businesses to explore opportunities to use this technology to the benefit of UK citizens and the economy. Why blockchain? GoScience created a video...
...play in tackling user harm. Technology as a solution Technology can be used in a positive way by companies of all sizes to detect, prevent and address abuse – the...
...must build a government that is able to take advantage of these new and emerging technologies. To continue to be on the front foot. And to continue to serve our...
...use masculine pronouns (he/him) to refer to people whatever their gender. By 1851 an attempt was made to repeal the 1850 Act, partly because of fears that it might be...
...longer use the term ‘BAME’ in government. But why does this matter? Disguising differences ‘BAME’ is a catch-all term, frequently used to group all ethnic minorities together. This can disguise...
...to use evidence effectively in your role. Think about opportunities to trial and test new programmes, or to tweak existing programmes – how do you know if what you’re spending...
...is to make sure that the projects we fund are successfully delivered and to work with colleagues to proactively develop strategy and project ideas. Last year was a remarkable year...
...advice on how to choose the best volunteer opportunity for you. 1. A great way to start is to use a volunteering website to find opportunities near where you live....
...to how we collaborate and communicate with each other. As the leader of a large team, I’ve found it really useful to think about programme management differently. My old approach...