...for the DCMS sectors publication. He has made huge strides in making the code easier for statisticians to interact with by translating it into a language they're familiar with. DCMS...
...than user needs. In recent months, the service team has invested considerable effort into investigating user needs, and it is evident that this work is paying off. It is also...
...preconceived ideas of how the service will be used during beta and is looking forward to observing user behaviour in real time. A user survey carried out in June 2014...
...to users. The data makes it practical to maintain a quality service for what users actually need in a very simple way. Finally, although the out of date postcode data...
...privacy levels how easy it is to explain and influence the method output how long the method takes to run and if there are specific computing requirements. Find out more...
...interested in how to build data science teams and a data informed culture while managers are often interested in getting projects started. What’s next? In 2018, we’re planning to scale...
...be drawn up early in beta and include an element of digital inclusion and a mechanism to gather user insights to iterate both the assisted digital support and the digital...
...than taking an “Intro to R” course months before they ever get to use it. Paired programming, where two or more analysts code together with one “driving” and the other...
...able to Renew apply their Patents in a simple to use and integrated on-line service that is far easier, more cost effective and more convenient to use than the current...
...to this - only adding Help where research had indicated it was useful. The intention is to take it away if stats show few people are using it. The assessment...
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