The value of statistically coherent data The value of Government departments working together to produce ‘coherent’ statistics and analysis is well known. But we do not have such a clear understanding of the needs of our data users in relation to coherence. To understand this better, we have we have been working on an exciting […]
Learn more on Exploring the user need for statistical coherenceIan Hillis blogs about the Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference 2022.
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Learn more on My Government Statistical Service (GSS) Fast Stream experienceThe Methodology Symposium Organising Committee blog about their experiences of organising the 2022 Symposium.
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Learn more on Turning population health intelligence into actionJoseph Elliston of the the department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) blogs about working with the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on digital transformation projects.
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Learn more on Join the Data Science mentoring movementToday we release the Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) strategy. The strategy sets out an ambitious plan to make using high quality, open code the default way that we do analysis in UK government.
Learn more on Launching the Reproducible Analytical Pipelines (RAP) strategyCatherine Hope shares data visualisation tips to help your audience gain knowledge from your analysis.
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