Measuring complex digital services
Measuring complex digital services
Should you enable users to save their answers so that they can return to your digital service? And how do you make a data-driven decision?
We need a standard for sharing beneficial ownership data
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Data Standards Authority Team, CDDO and Global Digital Marketplace Team, GDS, Posted on:
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Beneficial Ownership, Data Standards, Open Standards
We want your help to identify and establish an Open Standard for beneficial ownership data.
Software engineering in analysis? See what happens next!
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Alexander Newton - Good Practice Data Scientist, ONS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Reproducible Analytical Pipelines, Spreadsheets, Statistics
We're borrowing software engineering tools to make analytical code more robust, and encouraging people to ditch spreadsheets for programming languages. Our aim is ease of reproducibility, quality assurance, auditability, adaptability and sustainability of our analysis.
Our new guidance on publishing reference data for government
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Peter Gothard - Technical Writer at the Data Standards Authority, GDS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data Standards, Guidance
The Data Standards Authority has published new data guidance to help teams publish their own reference data for use across government
Help us increase the importance of data in GDS service assessments
Posted by:
Peter Gothard - Technical Writer at the Data Standards Authority, GDS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data Standards, Digital Service Standard, Service manual
The Data Standards Authority invites you to play a leading role in the future development of the Service Manual and service assessments, increasing the importance that data plays.
Presenting data: 5 tips for making your data understandable
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Catherine Hope - Statistician, Department for Work and Pensions, Posted on:
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Data Visualisation, People and Skills
DWP statistician Catherine Hope leads the cross-government ‘Presentation Champions’ who share best practice for designing the best ways to present government data. In this blog she shares some tips on the best ways to make your information understandable.
New guidance for publishing data
Posted by:
Data Standards Authority Team, CDDO, Posted on:
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Categories:
Digital Service Standard, Performance Platform
GDS is retiring 2 data services - GOV.UK Registers and GOV.UK Performance - and producing new guidance to support departments in publishing their own data.
How we created a reporting tool to improve the accessibility of GOV.UK
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Avision Ho - Data Scientist, GDS and Kelvin Gan - Senior Developer, GDS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data insights, Text Analytics
Find out about the role of data specialists in GOV.UK who helped their colleagues to locate accessibility issues across GOV.UK, and how data processing techniques were used to contribute to fixing these problems
Why data harmonisation is important
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Darren Stillwell - Head of Quality and Standards, Race Disparity Unit, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data Standards, Statistics
Darren Stillwell explains why the Race Disparity Unit (RDU) is a big fan of ‘harmonisation’. He outlines what the RDU is doing to make ethnicity data more consistent and comparable, and outlines some barriers they’re encountering along the way.
The perfect match: optimising the accelerator mentor-mentee pairing process
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Ioannis Kaloskampis - Senior Data Scientist, ONS, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data Science Accelerator, Implementation
Read how the Data Science Accelerator programme has improved the way in which mentors and mentees are matched, based on project proposals
Data Science Accelerator Programme 2021: Applications now open
Posted by:
Sophie Nelson - Programme Officer, Office for National Statistics, Posted on:
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Categories:
Data science, Data Science Accelerator, People and Skills
The first 2021 cohort of the Data Science Accelerator programme launches on 18 January. Read three testimonials from recent programme graduates about their experiences.