AiG Month event: Ed Humpherson, Head of the Office for Statistics Regulation, explains how analysts protect public confidence through trustworthiness, quality, and value.
Learn more on Trustworthiness under pressure: How analysts protect public confidenceAiG Month event: Learn how the award winning GSCIP platform uses data science and AI to turn global supply chain data into actionable insight.
Learn more on Global Supply Chains Intelligence Programme: Platform Demo & OverviewAiG Month event: Find out how the award-winning BOLD programme uses linked data and partnerships to improve outcomes for vulnerable people across government.
Learn more on An intro to BOLD, Partnerships, and Children of PrisonersAiG Month event: Learn how an iterative Rapid Analytical Pipeline approach improved NHS Scotland waiting times insights and reduced manual reporting effort.
Learn more on Improving Insights: Building a RAP for NHS Scotland Waiting TimesAiG Month event: Find out how commissioned research reshaped Ofsted’s thinking on vulnerability and influenced inspection practice.
Learn more on Conceptualising vulnerability – OfstedAiG Month event: Analysts in the Ministry of Justice explain how Splink v5 and uk_address_matcher enables fast, scalable and open source data matching across government.
Learn more on Splink and uk_address_matcherAiG Month event: Government Actuary's Department AiG Award winner, Eva Grace explains how public sector investment decisions can support economic growth, from a practitioner’s perspective.
Learn more on Investment for growth – a practitioner’s perspectiveJoin the Government Office for Science for a discussion on how technological risks are understood, assessed and governed.
Learn more on Rethinking technology risk: understanding the role of value judgementsAiG Month event: Learn about how an award-winning open source AI tool created by analysts in Ministry of Justice can unlock insight from free text across government.
Learn more on Laurium and AIAiG Month event: Learn how the Department for Work and Pensions used archival evidence and historical analysis to shape labour market policy and inform senior decision making.
Learn more on Unlocking the Archives: researching the past to inform the future