...value through careful review and customisation. Avoid building AI just because you can; ensure it meets user needs and provides tangible benefits. Future challenges The group discussed the importance of...
...measures that protect data from breaches, misuse, and unauthorised access. Together, these 2 concepts underpin: evidence-based policymaking: High-quality, trustworthy data enables better decisions that reflect the needs of citizens. efficient...
...responses.” Introducing Ask DBT The result is an in‑house AI‑powered tool designed to query intranet information in a user‑friendly way. Many people are now used to chat‑style tools in their...
...services. This helps us meet the GOV.UK service standard and ensures consistency for users. Depending on their use case and skill set, users can choose from open source tools like JupyterLab...
...they aim to achieve efficiency. One size cannot fit all, so we use agnostic code to bridge the differences. This means that we can work effectively in any computer language...
...giants. We are cloud first and we’re building capability in the Cloud environment. We use UK services including PaaS, Notify, Pay. We also use AWS, bits of Azure and Google...
The Department for International Trade (DIT)’s Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) strategy wants to make better use of data. Our goal is to use data to get valuable and timely...
...relevant to the user. To show colleagues user needs for business content, content designers use insights from: user research intelligence from search and performance analytics calls to DBT helplines The...
...continuing ambition to make better use of shared government data, and of course, to use data to enable AI and other innovation. What did we discover? Our data discovery looked...
...as accessing a hyperlink, reading titles or reading text in a paragraph: if digital content is not designed inclusively, it can cause significant barriers for accessibility users. I asked accessibility users, "Do Microsoft...
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