Government committed to getting 50 of the Top 75 services to a ‘great’ standard by 2025 in the roadmap for digital and data. Read more about why 75 and what transforming government services actually means.
Learn more about the Secure by Design approach aiming to integrate effective security practices in digital delivery and improve the security culture.
While the UK’s AI Safety Summit was in motion in November, the Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) collaborated with PwC and Microsoft to run the Generative Artificial Intelligence Government Hackathon. We recently published an update to the 2022-25 roadmap …
Key to systemic reform is collaboration. Read more about why we are reforming the system and the four key pillars of work taking place in our latest CDDO blog by Angus Montgomery, Head of Strategic Projects at CDDO.
A year on from the launch of the Transforming for a Digital Future strategy, Sam Lawler, Deputy Director, Strategy, Analysis and Reform at CDDO shares a second blog on how government is undertaking digital transformation and the progress made so far.
In last year’s roadmap for digital and data, government committed to getting 50 of the Top 75 services to a ‘great’ standard by 2025. Learn more about how CDDO are working with service teams across government to establish a common framework to baseline service performance.
Secure by Design is about building effective and proportionate cyber security into the delivery of new government services, read more about the components and how to stay up to date in our latest CDDO blog.
Many organisations are looking at how generative artificial intelligence will help and challenge their businesses. And government is no different. Learn more about the general principles on the government’s use of generative artificial intelligence.
Mark your calendars for 25-29 September 2023 for the third DataConnect event series, held in collaboration between CDDO and the DQHub at ONS. Find out more about the event and how you can showcase your data work.
In our latest CDDO blog you can learn more about the Chief Technology Officer for UK Government, David Knott including his return to the Civil Service and priorities for the months ahead.
