AiG 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 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 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: 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 about the award-winning Northern Ireland Public Expenditure web pages with Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA)
Learn more on Communicating analysis with impact: NI Public Expenditure web pagesAiG Month event: Learn how the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is assessing the health, economic and public service impacts of urban design to inform better appraisal and policy decisions
Learn more on Assessing the health impacts of urban design interventionsAiG Month event: Learn about the Future Statistician vision by the GSS and RSS, which outlines shared skills and collaboration needed for the years ahead.
Learn more on The Future Statistician: skills, collaboration, and impactKick off Analysis in Government Month with our senior sponsors at this launch event.
Learn more on Impact in action: Analysis in Government (AiG) Month launch eventThe Office for National Statistics presents the latest talk in the Research Excellence Series.
Learn more on Should we stay or should we go? Firms’ decision on services mode of supplyJoin Professor Steve Iafrati and Professor Lee Gregory of the University of Nottingham as they explore themes from their forthcoming book Housing Inequality in the 21st Century.
Learn more on Author talk: Housing inequality in the 21st century