...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....
...touch If you work for the government and would like help getting started with your data, please don’t hesitate to get in touch at robin.linacre@digital.justice.gov.uk. You can also ask us...
...inflammatory or provocative (this includes, but is not limited to, swearing and obscene or vulgar comments) do not break the law (this includes libel, condoning illegal activity and contempt of...
...since the beta assessment and were satisfied by plans to maintain, support and improve the service in the future. The use of regular user research (to iterate the service, improve...
Mike recently blogged about the service transformation for the Carer's Allowance exemplar and mentioned failure demand. I wanted to go into this in a little more depth and show how...
...continues with the planned trip to China and test the service with real users. Use their feedback to inform improvements to the service features and content. continues to work with...
...pages into another sheet tab where I used the ImportXML function to scrape the last content update information into column D (ImportXML values). I used the MID function to just...
...join and leave the organisation, including those newly promoted to leadership roles. These are helpful when interpreting diversity figures and trends in the wider workforce. Publish numbers as well as...
...across central and local government. Solihull colleagues have already noticed the peaks and troughs of calls logged on alternating weeks and are interested to see how this relates to specific...
...the publicly available consultation responses on an exploratory basis, to illustrate how algorithmic analysis can complement the manual work for the teams of officials involved. We saw how a computer...
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