...part of this, mindful that there’s a balance to strike between supporting new ways of working, while maintaining security and value for money. Managing legacy technologies Our strategy must also...
...involved If we pass our Alpha service assessment, we’ll start building a beta service. As we move into Beta, we want to step up our conversations with users to make...
...principles, you can view them in this slide-pack that you can share with colleagues: Informed consent guiding principles slide-deck The informed consent working group In 2024, a group of DfE...
...the designs evolve, it’s easy to lose track of the rationale behind the choices we make. This lack of documentation often leads to confusion, misalignment, challenges in onboarding new team...
...which standard to be assessed against. For our product, which you could classify as content-as-a-service, we felt the new service standard was a much better fit. It’s a service a...
As product manager for the new Teaching Jobs service, I need to ensure that the service my digital team is developing is based on demonstrated user needs. Since my last...
...for free school meals. We found many success stories – such as one school’s status turning from ‘needs improvement’ to one of the top 10% of schools in the country....
...differences between teacher vacancies from the wider web and other service providers. Trying a new approach We also used the theory of viral change to help plan our roll-out of...
...system We initially explored the option of building a new custom platform to deliver the programme. While this would offer us the highest degree of design freedom, it became clear...
...explain clearly what the service actually did. So we needed a new and meaningful name that was self explanatory for new and experienced delivery officers managing academy transfers. User research...
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