...Far more people were having problems because what they entered was not a valid postcode. The site auto-corrects predictable mistakes and does not care whether spaces are entered or not....
...respondents with relevant conditions who are not customers (i.e. who have not applied and are not proposing to apply). The aim should be to build a significant body of data...
...ethos and overarching strategy, but not leaving you overwhelmed. That said, now that I’ve been here for couple of months I do feel like I could do with a refresher...
...implementing GA, but it’s not finished. It probably never will be, not least because as GA itself evolves we’ll need to adapt it to keep up. We’ve tested or approach...
...UKHO is now building upon Chris’s code for their operational decision making by examining how cloud cover data could improve the processing of satellite imagery. Automatic categorisation and enhanced reporting...
...not have the same context as a subject matter expert. Prior to this work, the vast majority of GOV.UK pages did not have curated recommended links. We automated that process,...
...data during processing. The manual steps mean that we can’t be completely sure there were no errors at each stage. Overall, we end up with multiple copies of the data...
...new technology. This includes adding more data related content to the Technology Code of Practice, the Service Manual and the Design System. Supporting the government data communities by bringing the...
Have you ever heard the phrase “too many cooks spoil the broth”? For September’s first virtual Government Data Science Festival that was not true. The festival week was created by...
...Code of Practice (TCoP) guidance collection on GOV.UK, which technology teams across government must follow. Updating the spend control process to focus more on data One of the aims of...