...In addition to the communication aspect, Twitter accounts hold invaluable information about the actual follower networks that form around individual accounts. Toby Butler and Elizabeth Flinter in the FCO's Digital...
...platform however we have never really looked into how predictable browsing patterns are across both the entire site and our top content. The above image is a first pass at...
...a better idea of where to focus their attention. The summary figures at the top of the page give them an insight into how their department, agency or selected services...
...be given to retention of knowledge, given the changes in the beta team and to smooth the transition for any future churn in resources. To continue to research the user...
...to develop my project - a proposal to identify phoenix companies in order to tackle fraud. Phoenixism, or contrived insolvency, is when company directors use insolvency as a loophole to...
...blog. If you want to learn more about the service or if you’re interested in using tariff data to power your services then get in touch with the team directly....
...Mike Flowers’ public data pioneers in New York City. In a great example of cross-disciplinary work, Ashraf and Jo Inskip wrote about how they combined analytics and user insight in...
...overview of the basic process digital teams have to go through to get involved with the platform. It explains what data needs to be displayed in every dashboard, and which...
...happen or when indicators go above or below certain thresholds. We want to conserve our users attention, by pushing the data to them that they most need to act upon....
...as its only input (the user doesn't specify any parameters). However with no help from existing knowledge, more data will be needed to provide the necessary information to infer the...
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