A new operating model for government
...creates integrity in the virtual currency without the need for central bank - for instance it prevents individual bitcoins being used at the same time by two separate people. What...
Being a part of the future of policy making
Are you aware of all of the ways that you can get involved in Open Policy Making? In the final of his three-part series on Open Policy Making, Sir Jeremy...
Staying on top of your game
What are the skills that modern policy-makers need to “stay on top of their game”? In the second of a three-part video series, Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head...
How we’re helping share ideas on northern growth
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Lisa Ollerhead, Posted on:
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Examples and findings, Policy Lab, Skills, tools and techniques
...agree the best ideas and what to do next. The project team want to get people involved in online crowdsourcing and on Twitter (#northernfutures). So the OPM team and Policy...
Are you confident you are producing world-class advice?
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Sir Jeremy Heywood, Posted on:
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Examples and findings, Skills, tools and techniques, Thought Pieces
...interest, there are plenty of things you can do to find out more: 1. Join the conversation: you can subscribe to the Open Policy Making blog, join our LinkedIn group...
The Data Science in Government programme: progress so far
...deeper insight to help rethink services. Several of these projects are available to explore online and we will continue to post about completed projects here. One particular project involved working...
If a tree falls in a wood
...OPM ed.]. But, OPM is what this team is doing all the time; working inside government, outside of government and across the two, sharing information and insight and creating collaboration....
Am I not a people? - A policy maker's view on public dialogue
...personas, intended to put policy makers in the position of potential service users and how they interact with our work. This is pretty doable. We can put ourselves into the...
Public dialogue on community rights hots up
...Would we see tempers fray as members of the public got to the nitty gritty of the community rights agenda? Would it be possible to bring together a coherent conversation...
Sir Jeremy Heywood on open policy making
...to use this blog to be more outward-facing and to really practice open policy making by connecting with new audiences and experts and asking them to contribute to this debate...