At Scott Logic, we help government harness the power of data, and we’re proud to be supporting departments and institutions such as DWP, HM Land Registry and the Scottish Government to improve services for citizens.
As well as building innovative data platforms and designing new digital services, we work with teams across government to explore how to make sector-wide improvements in areas such as data strategy development, open source adoption, and service enhancement through data sharing.
Find out more here about some of our recent government work and explore our latest insights, including the research into data sharing during the pandemic on which we were proud to partner with the Institute for Government (IfG).
This new Institute for Government report, produced in partnership with Scott Logic, covers in depth:
Watch the discussion by an expert panel including Principal Consultant Jess McEvoy, exploring themes from the Institute for Government report produced in partnership with Scott Logic: Data sharing during the pandemic.
Alternatively, you can listen to the audio recording of the event here.
In this blog post, I’m going to look at the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable People Service, outlining the different areas of collaboration upon which the service depended, and reflecting on the lessons that government can take forward to achieve its vision of a responsible, efficient and effective data ecosystem.
Jessica McEvoy
Data-literate leadership underpinned the most successful pandemic-response programmes. In this post, I explore what data-literate leadership looks like, drawing on examples from the roundtables on data sharing in government that the Institute for Government ran in partnership with Scott Logic.
Jessica McEvoy
A few years ago while working on a digital product in a government department, my team learnt a valuable lesson: rules can help you go faster. In this post, I explain the positive difference that regulatory and legislative frameworks can make to the design and delivery of digital services, with some examples from the government's response to the pandemic.
Jessica McEvoy
Principal Consultant Peter Chamberlin explains why you can't procure your way to a great data strategy, and encourages you to think differently – focusing on the value you want to create, rather than the technology you think you need to buy. This was the keynote talk from Why you can't buy a good data strategy off the shelf, an event on which we worked in partnership with the National Innovation Centre for Data.
This Institute for Government paper summarises a roundtable discussion bringing together public servants and others involved in previous attempts to pass and implement data sharing legislation. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreThis Institute for Government paper summarises a roundtable discussion bringing together public servants and others involved in setting up the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable People Service. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreThis paper summarises a roundtable discussion that brought together academics, public servants and private organisations, such as high street banks, involved in a range of data sharing initiatives to identify and prevent fraud. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreThis Institute for Government paper summarises a roundtable discussion bringing together public servants and others involved in GPDPR, a scheme intended to share patient data across the health system. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreThis Institute for Government paper summarises a roundtable discussion bringing together public servants and academics mostly involved in data sharing between national, devolved and local government. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreThis Institute for Government paper summarises a roundtable discussion that brought together public servants and others involved in the NHS COVID-19 Data Store and NHS National Data Platform, launched to provide national organisations responsible for coordinating the response with secure, reliable and timely data. Download the full paper on the IfG website.
Read moreWe're proud to be the technical delivery partner for the Scottish Government Payments Service. Last month, the delivery programme reached a key milestone as the payments service officially moved into private beta, a phase in which the delivery team will work with a limited number of early adopters to test and iterate the new service before making it available to the broader public sector in Scotland.
Read morePRESS RELEASE—Software consultancy selected to drive ambitious digital transformation programme for the Land Registry’s customer-facing services.
Read morePRESS RELEASE—Scott Logic working on digital identity project enabling members of the public to confirm their eligibility for a public service or benefit online
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