Five years ago, a handful of individuals across government started chatting about the challenges we faced with low code tools. What began as informal conversations which were often sparked by questions such as ‘does anyone know how to do this?’, grew organically into …
This blog shares insights on how technical architecture is used across local government, focusing on common patterns and challenges rather than individual organisation. It explores how shared technical layers can support collaboration, reduce duplication, and create more consistent foundations for digital services.
We’ve introduced the Architecture Decision Record (ADR) framework to help teams across government make and record technology decisions consistently.
The cross-government Digital Workplace community celebrated visual collaboration week with a hands-on session to explore the latest digital collaboration tools.
The new Enterprise Architecture team explains our aims and how you can get involved to help build the future of digital government.
The blueprint is a bold vision for the public sector, and delivering it for councils starts by understanding the ingredients of a local government technology stack.
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