...encourages iteration and quick learning. We decided to blog against the criteria as the assessment date approached. Honest to blog There were a number of practical reasons for doing this:...
...code we used simplify the technical onboarding of new services by centralising the location of certain assets maintain and improve the service continue recruiting new members for the technical delivery...
...be able to verify their identity. Asking questions in the best way, so users don’t waste their time The hub asks 3 sets of questions. Until recently, the questions appeared...
...make it better for users, since our last update we’ve improved the application that helps departments match user identities with records in their databases so it is easier for departments...
...each purpose and how it might be possible to develop a more consistent approach. Finally, we had a discussion about how the theory of constraints applies to our release process...
...we’ve automated most of our code release process and are now setting up metrics to measure where we can make further improvements in speed and reliability. Things we plan to...
...This derives from the expressed user need of, for example, ‘I need to view my driving licence so I can provide a check code to my insurer’. In practical terms,...
