A successful technical architect translates vision into action and drives outcomes. Find out more about the skills they need to become agents of change.
Digital service delivery
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Build better products: A Co-Production Framework for AI and emerging tech
Learn the 10 key principles to build tech collaboratively, so that you can truly meet the needs of your residents and stakeholders.
Leaning on digital to deliver more with less
With the government facing a growing ‘to-do’ list, digital remains the obvious answer to enable increased productivity and drive efficiency.
It’s time to design and deliver greener products and services
When it comes to creating positive change for the planet, we often hear the phrase ‘digital by default’ – on paper it seems to suggest progress and efficiency. But doing things digitally doesn’t necessarily mean doing things sustainably.
GOV.UK PaaS – an update…
We’ve been exploring options for our clients who currently host services on PaaS and thinking about what this means for the wider community.
Is your technical architecture driving the right outcomes?
5 key steps to assess whether your technical architecture is driving the right outcomes.
Bend the rules to get what you need from your next discovery
A discovery phase doesn’t always go the way you expect. Read this post to find out why shaking up the rules can sometimes be the right thing to do.
From idea to impact, the crucial steps in digital service delivery
Laura Burnett sheds some light on the often-overlooked steps that can make or break a delivery project. She looks at how to create services that not only meet citizens’ needs but also deliver tangible benefits against the original business case.
Is digital the new legacy? Part one
I’ve been talking to the team recently about whether digital is becoming the new legacy. Read about why I think the way we’re delivering government digital services needs to change.
Creating a text-based SMS service to make mental health services for children and young people more accessible
In early 2021, we began an 8-month journey to create a digital mental health support finder tool for children and young people in Gloucestershire.
