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When code lets you down Most statistical publications are updated on a scheduled basis when new data becomes available. Usually the code will run perfectly, but sometimes it will break. The code didn’t change, so what went wrong? The data changed Other people’s code changed Data changes all the time, which is why your RAP […]
Learn more on Dependency and reproducibilityJoin us for the first Analysis in Government Month where we bring the analytical community together to celebrate the importance of analytical work.
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month 2021This Analysis in Government Month we will be sharing a weekly summary of the learning outcomes from our live events. Make sure to check this page regularly for your event reflections.
Learn more on Learning outcomes from Analysis in Government Month 2023 live eventsThis Analysis in Government Month we have an exclusive insight into the minds of our senior leaders. We quizzed a selection of Departmental Directors of Analysis about: the things that matter to them what they’re most proud of the best career advice they have had But we also delved into some of the issues that […]
Learn more on Analysis in Government Month: Senior leader Q&ANeil Jackson blogs about his role as Chief Statistician in the Department for International Development (DFID) and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).
Learn more on Data for Better LivesContinuous Improvement benefits current and future functional work, the management of government as a whole, and helps achieve government outcomes. It promotes innovation and the take up of improved practice, and enables functions to develop insight and provide thought leadership in government. It helps organisations to avoid repeating mistakes. Continuous Improvement in the Analysis Function […]
Learn more on Analysis Function Continuous Improvement HubEd Humpherson reflects on his experience of the GSS Conference 2022 ahead of this year's conference event.
Learn more on The Government Statistical Service (GSS) Conference Experience: Reflections from Ed HumphersonStatistical leaders from the Health and Social Care Statistics Leadership Forum explain how they are working together to improve health and social care statistics, and how you can have your say.
Learn more on Public consultation on health and social care statisticsOctober’s update from the Analysis Function Diversity and Inclusion group.
Learn more on Diversity and Inclusion Spotlight – October 2022An update from the Analysis Function Diversity and Inclusion Group for March.
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