Searching the service manual – was it worth it? Part 2.
...financially? We’ve had 5,881 visits to the service design manual search over 6 months, and reckon it took about £3,000 worth of internal developer time to build. The code should...
...financially? We’ve had 5,881 visits to the service design manual search over 6 months, and reckon it took about £3,000 worth of internal developer time to build. The code should...
...team to cultivate support for the project in a context of highly complex stakeholder relationships and prevailing resistance to change. However in order to meet the required standard the team...
...in-house assisted digital support to support users but this is not yet in place. As an interim measure in beta, the team has arranged to provide assisted digital support by...
...quality assessment approaches and tools. The team has clearly felt that it has needed to work somewhat in isolation from other projects within the organisation in order to deliver at...
...is no plan in place to do so beyond the DVLA. The team needs to put in place a plan to make all new source code open and reusable, not...
...and reduced the risk of introducing manual errors into the report. One difficulty worth mentioning though was the inability to share the report directly from the GOV.UK Whitehall website to...
...including the skills and experience needed to focus on improvements to meet user needs. This is encouraging to see in such a short period of time. However, we would have...
...be tested with colleagues at Innovate UK. The plan is to tune the input and model parameters to see how to get the most out of them. Do you have...
...Donation service was assessed against the standard to conform to a Cabinet Office spend control requirement. This was a voluntary assessment in order to help you assess performance and to...
...the Digital by Default Service Standard at this early stage of development. However it will be necessary to address a number of areas in order to successfully pass a Beta...