Data Workspace promo which reads “Data Workspace: Making data more accessible for colleagues in the Department for International Trade” The Department for International Trade (DIT) is committed to supporting its...
...our live system to build our knowledge of our data, our users and their needs. We can then turn that user data into better product decisions to enable our users...
...Free Code Camp or Code Academy. You could also look for programs offering training in multiple roles, like the DDaT and Cyber Fast Stream. Once I’d decided to make the...
...our services in the GOV UK cloud, pair Pull Request reviews using static code analysis tools, and make sure that our code follows the testing pyramid paradigm. A screenshot of...
...FTAs aim to make trading easier between countries by reducing the restrictions on imports and exports between them. They could deliver billions of pounds worth of benefits to the UK...
...writing code. It involves analysing the specific problem I’m trying to solve, making sense of the code that’s already there, discussing different technical solutions with colleagues, running tests and reviewing...
...disruption while ensuring long-term sustainability. As a Programme Manager, my role is to oversee the migration process. I have ensured it is incident-free and delivered on time, while also focusing...
...not learning from other teams solving similar barriers due to distributed teams worldwide different teams used different language to describe the same issues in free-text fields. There was low completion...
...from unstructured data, or even write code. Government departments routinely handle confidential and personal data. Therefore, using public AI tools that transmit data externally can post significant security and privacy...
...and personal development. This leads to improved productivity and better support for the department’s goals. Iterating and sharing learning across government The Leaving DBT Service has moved into public beta...
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