Emma Taylor Vicki Woolgar In November 2024, 65 AI enthusiasts gathered for the Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) first-ever AI conference in London. This marked a significant milestone in...
...the user journeys are seamless across our platforms, using user research and quantitative measures to design content that meets business objectives and user needs. We pair-write content with subject matter...
...can put this into practice. It’s all about the user Just like our colleagues, understanding user needs is very important for us. We want to know: what motivates users how...
...User needs, user needs, user needs – Francis Maude For UKTI’s new digital team, that’s a pretty compelling call to action. If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably already interested...
...to their users and colleagues. Therefore, engaging them in the migration process required significant collaborative effort to schedule, ensure codebase readiness, test performance and migrate data. Additionally, given the tight...
...a significant shift for end-users. For many, it meant moving away from the legacy Admin Tool they knew intimately, to rely solely on FFT for their forecasting needs. With Admin...
...launched bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations as an independent trading nation for the first time in over 40 years: launching negotiations with Japan, the USA, Australia and New Zealand....
...Workspace. We will continue to explore new data sources that can underpin our work. This includes researching new approaches to measuring trade and investment and new non-traditional data sources. Value...
...integrate new AI tooling into pre-existing, open-source software developed by the French Government, known as La Suite numérique. We created a fact-checking tool, that we prototyped to a panel of...
Stephanie Chaytor Working in an engagement role within Digital Data and Technology (DDaT) at the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), every day I come up against a new word...
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