...team – in opposition to our RAP principles. The more you invest in developing these skills in your teams the less likely it is you invent a black box. But...
...to source systems data, to untapped sources like PDFs, free text, voice and others. We should invest in APIs over large systems, in better tagging and metadata, in the basics...
...to remove unnecessary risks and issues from the service. The service is unable to perform end-to-end testing in an environment identical to live due to the numerous integrations with legacy...
...departments and users to determine whether the code is useful. We recommend confirming the availability of and adding a GitHub plugin to the existing source code repository early in beta...
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...code will lead to other services learning how to expose similar functionality in that manner. It should also provide working code for ideas that could potentially be taken to the...
...to better understand how well their content work is performing. The team uses agile methodology to deliver our work, which involves daily stand-ups to provide updates, fortnightly sprint planning, retrospective...
...is not enough To deliver a successful service, a team needs to understand how all the elements involved work together to meet users’ needs. This means including the performance of...
...how performance analysts work within an agile team. She gave some fascinating examples of how she works closely with user researchers to gain valuable insights on how users navigate a...
...general introduction to data science, we recommend Wikipedia, the Data Scientist’s Toolbox and Data Science Central. Drew Conway's diagram is an introduction in itself... Choose a project This is perhaps...