...be less comfortable, either with the technology or the content, tend to use a ‘hub and spoke’ model, where they use on-page navigation to move from central pages out to...
...the central source of data about ethnic groups, our website needs to provide this evidence. This blog post explains what we’re doing to expand the evidence base, both for short-term...
...or platforms, share your practical skills or present your case studies connect people from different data backgrounds across the public sector, including central and local governments, for lasting working relationships...
...be moving from a central service to new sources of performance and reference data hosted by individual government organisations. Why are these services being retired? GOV.UK Registers has been an...
...have connections which present security risks. This application was central to the US Corporate Transparency Act’s Beneficial Ownership provisions. A complete list of user needs we have identified is included...
...define the structure for human services data delivered primarily by local authorities, solely or in partnership with others across the wider public or third sectors, as well as across central...
...is open to all UK public sector staff, including central and local government. Depending on the level of interest for the data visualisation branch, we may need to prioritise analysts...
...about communicating clearly how these decisions are reached, and what role algorithmic tools play in the process. Algorithmic transparency is an important subject for the Central Digital and Data Office...
...cannot access central reoffending data, because it is extremely sensitive information about individuals. This, combined with the need for specialist analysis, means that for many organisations working with people across...
...includes being mindful of the risks of biased outputs and ensuring that human judgement remains central to critical decision-making processes. The IDEA Unit, part of the Data Directorate in the...