Skip to main content
GOV.UK

Blog Data in government

Organisations:
Civil Service

Joining up the dots: the findings of our recent API discovery

A digital illustration of a network of interconnected circles in navy blue, mustard yellow, and off-white, set against a teal background. The circles are linked by white lines, representing connections between nodes, symbolising API connectivity and data sharing across government. The design is clean, balanced, and professional.

Joining up the dots: the findings of our recent API discovery

Joining up the dots - is about turbo-charging API connectivity across government to enable effective data sharing in a seamless, secure, legal and trusted manner.

Read more of Joining up the dots: the findings of our recent API discovery

Data Science - developing skills in government

Posted by: Helen Ashby, Posted on: 26 June 2015 - Categories: Data science, Data Science Accelerator

Last year we launched the Data Science Accelerator Programme, believing that “time, training and technology” could help government analysts learn data science skills. Participants in the programme dedicate time away...

Read more of Data Science - developing skills in government - 9 comments

Introducing the new Performance Platform community

Posted by: Will Callaghan, Posted on: 19 June 2015 - Categories: Performance Platform

The Performance Platform now has a space on Basecamp to chat and swap notes. Our new community is for anyone in government with an interest in displaying performance data and acting on it. If you help to run a government …

Read more of Introducing the new Performance Platform community - 2 comments

Introducing the service manual team

Posted by: Nick Smith, Posted on: 16 June 2015 - Categories: Service manual

...in seeing how the user needs for the manual have changed. This is especially important in the age of Government as a Platform. A digital infrastructure shared across government needs...

Read more of Introducing the service manual team

Getting started with data science

Posted by: David Wilks, Posted on: 12 June 2015 - Categories: Data science

Data Science combines statistics, programming, machine learning, automatic processing of unstructured data (including text mining) and visualisation. This can seem bewildering - many people are asking where to get started if they want to learn. This blog gives free resources that …

Read more of Getting started with data science

Why our dashboard works

Posted by: Shraddha Parekh, Posted on: 10 June 2015 - Categories: Performance Platform

“How are we doing? How is everyone else doing? What will happen in six months time”? These are just some of the questions on the minds of many digital organisations today. Data has never been as important to an organisation …

Read more of Why our dashboard works

Kicking off the Performance Platform user forum

Posted by: Will Callaghan, Posted on: 9 June 2015 - Categories: Performance Platform

Last week we held the first ever Performance Platform user forum. We've wanted to have a get together for a while and it was great to see colleagues from across government. We were joined by service managers, analysts (and a …

Read more of Kicking off the Performance Platform user forum

The pre-election period

Posted by: GDS team, Posted on: 29 March 2015 - Categories: Other

...the pre-election period. We just won't be talking about it much in the run-up to the election. There will however be updates and announcements made as a new government forms....

Read more of The pre-election period

What we’ve learned from almost 100 assessments

Posted by: Olivia Neal, Posted on: 27 March 2015 - Categories: Digital Service Standard
Service assessment image

...the development of new government digital services should be. In running assessments and publishing data about the pass rate and the criteria most often not passed we’re setting the benchmark....

Read more of What we’ve learned from almost 100 assessments - 1 comment

Demonstrating the impact of reform

Posted by: Tom Halloran, Posted on: 27 March 2015 - Categories: Performance Platform

...people across all departments to make the changes identified in the Civil Service Reform Plan. The 'Civil Service Reform: Capabilities' dashboard The Plan sets out a diverse range of programmes...

Read more of Demonstrating the impact of reform

Evaluating an e-bulletin with Google Analytics

Posted by: Christine Cuddihy, Posted on: 25 March 2015 - Categories: Google Analytics

Christine Cuddihy, Corporate Communications Officer at Education Funding Agency (EFA) explains how the EFA has been using weekly e-bulletins to engage and prompt a growing audience of around 25,000 subscribers. A combination of GOV.UK and email analytics tells an interesting story. …

Read more of Evaluating an e-bulletin with Google Analytics - 4 comments
Previous page
  • Page 1
  • …
  • Page 14
  • Page 15
  • Page 16
  • …
  • Page 22
Next page

Related content and links

About this blog

This is a cross government blog about our work with data and the way we’re using performance analysis and data science techniques to improve service delivery and policy outcomes, and our work to find, access and use open government data.

Find out more.

Subscribe to Open Notes

Man smiles at camera whilst working on his laptop.

Sign up to get updates direct to your inbox and stay informed about improvements to digital products and services in government.

Categories

Recent posts

  • Is it possible to build responsible AI tools in human resources? 27 May 2025
  • Making the Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) mandatory across government 8 May 2025
  • Unlocking data sharing across government 7 April 2025
  • Data, Ethics, and Society: Join the Conversation in 2025 17 February 2025
  • Information Commissioner's Office unveils data strategy: How we are shaping the future of data in regulating information rights 24 July 2024

Sign up and manage updates

  • Email
  • Atom

Useful links

  • All GOV.UK blogs
  • All GOV.UK blog posts
  • GOV.UK
  • All departments
  • Accessibility statement
  • Cookies
All content is available under the Open Government Licence v3.0, except where otherwise stated
© Crown copyright