In this blog we shine a spotlight on some of the remarkable individuals who are harnessing technology and data to make government work better for everyone.
As the year draws to a close, it’s the perfect time to look back on the stories that have resonated most with our Government Digital and Data community. From groundbreaking AI advancements to best practices in digital transformation, these articles have sparked discussions, inspired innovation, and provided valuable insights across the public sector.
Now in its third year, the Civil Service Data Challenge is a competition that is open to all civil servants, in any department, or at any grade. Competitors are invited to submit data-led project ideas or join a team, to offer a solution to a technical issue or societal challenge. Meet the winners in the latest CDDO blog.
The four finalists for 2024’s Civil Service Data Challenge are revealed. The data competition is designed to find a data-led solution to a technical or societal issue, learn more in our latest CDDO blog.
The Central Digital and Data Office has developed a set of key principles and questions to work through when developing policy or legislation, read more about the Digital Readiness Check in our latest blog.
Data Challenge Finalists: meet the team connecting datasets across government to improve levels of compliance for child maintenance payments.
Data Challenge Finalists: meet the team that aims to test government policies at scale using a digital platform - Dokimi.
Data Challenge Finalists: meet the team aiming to change how the UK detects modern slavery using a modern data-driven approach, Project Heyrick.
Data Challenge Finalists: meet the team aiming to use machine learning to help HMRC sort through mail items using AI.
The Civil Service Data Challenge final is this week. The Challenge is a fantastic collaboration between Cabinet Office, Global Government Forum, NTT DATA and the Office for National Statistics (ONS) - read more in our latest CDDO blog.
