biometrics, democracy, design, digital identity, identity, machine learning, policy making, regulation, service design, software engineering, technology, technology policy
Category: software engineering
16 Posts
democracy, digital, digital identity, identity, open government, platforms, policy making, privacy, public services, security, service design, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, technology policy
Back to the past with government identity
data, digital, digital identity, Government as a Platform, IT strategy, Legacy, platforms, privacy, public services, service design, software engineering, technology, technology policy
UK Government Platforms | Revisited
democracy, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, IT, IT strategy, open government, organisational design, platforms, policy making, public services, service design, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, taxation, technology, technology policy
What can politicians learn from Universal Credit?
digital, IT, IT strategy, Legacy, policy making, public services, software engineering, technology, technology policy
The political cost of legacy systems
artificial intelligence, democracy, machine learning, privacy, security, social media, software engineering, technology, technology policy
The curious ‘failings’ of Facebook—and the true cost of ‘free’
data, digital, future Britain, Government as a Platform, IT, IT strategy, open government, public services, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, technology, technology policy
The wellsprings of UK digital reform part 2—separating porcine lip enhancement from transformation
artificial intelligence, data, future Britain, machine learning, privacy, public services, security, social exclusion, social inclusion, software engineering, technology, technology policy
“Artificial Intelligence” and the House of Lords inquiry
data, digital, future Britain, IT, IT strategy, public services, software engineering, technology, technology policy
Escaping waterfall government and the myth of ‘digital transformation’
data, DevOps, digital, IT, IT strategy, public services, software engineering, technology, technology policy, Wardley mapping
Dev, DevOps and trusted systems
democracy, future Britain, identity, policy making, privacy, software engineering, technology, technology policy
Visualising privacy
biometrics, data, democracy, digital identity, identity, policy making, privacy, public services, security, software engineering, technology policy
New tech observations from the UK (ntouk) 