Architecture is for everyone: designing better public services together

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Architecture is for everyone. Whether you're a developer, service designer, policymaker or architect by profession, the decisions you make help shape how public services work. By bringing people together across disciplines, we can share expertise, challenge assumptions and build the foundations for better, more joined-up public services.

Renewing the Technology Code of Practice to support better technology decisions

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The Technology Code of Practice has helped guide public sector technology delivery since 2013. As technology evolves, the guidance must evolve too. We're reviewing the Code to ensure it remains relevant, practical and authoritative. Help shape its future by sharing your experiences, challenges and priorities for improvement.

Using AI to analyse legacy systems faster: what our pilots revealed 

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Activities estimated to take weeks were completed in hours. Automated test coverage increased from 0% to 96%, meaning almost all code in a legacy application could be checked automatically before making changes. These findings from our pilots show how AI assisted approaches can help organisations analyse legacy systems faster and modernise them with greater confidence.

Connecting government and academia: Responsible AI Through Cloud Technology event

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The first joint Cloud, FinOps, and AI community event brought together professionals from across government and academia to discuss AI in cloud technology.