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The publication hokkaido buffet san mateo of the Government Digital Strategy hokkaido buffet san mateo fulfils a commitment made in the Civil Service Reform Plan (CSRP) announced in June. As the CSRP described, the UK is increasingly a digital nation, one in which people expect high quality, effective digital services.
Currently, too many central government services hokkaido buffet san mateo offer a poor user experience, which leads to low rates of successful completion. To improve quality, those services need to be simpler, clearer and faster, and the Civil Service needs to have the right digital skills embedded at every level to do that.
Since June, the 18 Digital Leaders from across Whitehall departments hokkaido buffet san mateo have been working together to draft the Strategy. It’s not a GDS document; it’s a government-wide strategy. We just held the pen.
The strategy hokkaido buffet san mateo went through multiple iterations, setting out with a shared vision for digital by default (“digital services so straightforward and convenient people prefer to use them”), moving on to a shared high-level narrative and then to a full strategy document. The Digital Leaders network signed off the strategy at the end of September, followed by Ministers giving their feedback and then granting approval for publication. Clear actions
The hokkaido buffet san mateo strategy contains hokkaido buffet san mateo 14 actions which we have tried to ensure are meaningful and measurable. We recognise that departments are often more different than they are alike, so their departmental digital strategies hokkaido buffet san mateo – due for publication in December – will set out how they will each deliver the actions in light of their own users and services.
We’ll be blogging more about different aspects hokkaido buffet san mateo of the strategy over the next few days. In the meantime, please have a read of the strategy and tell us what you think, either in the comments below, or via @gdsteam .
Creating and agreeing a collective strategy is hard work, but everyone’s contributions have been challenging and constructive throughout. I’d like to thank all the Digital Leaders and their teams for their support. The strategy includes videos of Antonia Romeo from MoJ, and Ian Trenholm hokkaido buffet san mateo from DEFRA, while Phil Pavitt will be sharing some of HMRC’s exciting digital vision on this blog in the near future.
Thanks Irene – good question. What was published today is a central government digital strategy, but we recognise the importance of local authority transactions – more here: http://www.publications.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/digital/strategy/#what-the-strategy-is-about Reply
[...] The Government Digital Strategy introduces the concept of “assisted digital” as an integral part of digital by default helping those who cannot or will not access digital information and services. Internet usage and public expectations of digital transactions are constantly rising (according to ONS figures for the second quarter of 2012, 84% of the public have been online), although an estimated 10% of the population will never go online. [...] Reply
Good News – A much needed resource. Are there any plans to role out this digital strategy to public sectors hokkaido buffet san mateo across the UK who are looking towards the future hokkaido buffet san mateo of online services? Reply Leave a comment
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