Opening up government through open data standards
The Open Standards Board has adopted two new standards. We invited the standard champions to talk about the benefits of their chosen standards and ways in which they complement each other.
The Open Standards Board has adopted two new standards. We invited the standard champions to talk about the benefits of their chosen standards and ways in which they complement each other.
James Stewart talks about his expanded role: developing our approach to technology leadership, open standards and architecture.
As active members of the web community with a strong commitment to open standards, we want to contribute what we're learning to efforts to ensure an open, standards-based web.
Linda Humphries, who currently leads the open standards team in GDS, reflects on how things have changed in the approach to government technology through open standards over the fast 4-5 years.
...any open standards you think we should use. They are: How we publish vacancies online How we exchange property and place information – information about addresses How we exchange information...
Although the election meant that we went on a period of radio silence, there were a number of quite big decisions that came through right at the end of the parliament
...had trouble navigating their way around the previous layout. Potential users also told us that they were discouraged from getting involved because the site was so confusing. We hope that...
...might be applications and approaches that could make your work easier to do and much easier to share. So how was the clinic? I used a web-based presentation app called...
Since its inception in April 2013, the Open Standards Board has been busy.
We announced our commitment to Open Standards with the formation of the Open Standards Board eighteen months ago.