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Nesta have launched their new report on social action and the future public services: People Helping People.
FCO Digital Transformation Manager Phil Buckley shares his experience of doing user research with the bright sparks of the Chevening Scholarship programme.
Mikey Dickerson from the US Digital Service looks back at the excitement of his first three weeks.
An oldie but goodie (HT @robcadeuk): Jonathan Rasmussen on the ten questions to ask yourself before starting your agile project (aimed at coders, relevant to policy makers!)
Alexandra Humphris-Bach answers the questions Sciencewise were asked in their July Civil Service Live session.
Accenture report on the organisational journey from looking digital to being digital.
NHS Citizen has decided the five issues its September 18th Assembly meeting will discuss: access to services, mental health services, gender identity services, young people's healthcare, and self-care and personalised services.
Steph Grey and Al Smith have developed a tool for planning a project's digital activity.
Tweet of the week
Design first, Digital second once you know what is really needed by the people using the services @dominiccampbell #biig2014
— Deborah Blackman (@debbiebl2) September 3, 2014
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