Tony Singleton said in his post ‘Redesigning the Digital Services framework’ that we’d publish an analysis of the themes that came out of the market engagement event on 23 August.
In February we set up a multi-disciplinary team made up of people from the Government Digital Service (GDS), the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) and the Government Legal Department to work together on redesigning the Digital Services framework (DSf).
It’s our aim to make the Digital Services framework fit the user need.
When it comes to content, our users come first. That’s why the user research we do at Digital Marketplace is so important.
The Digital Marketplace team runs fortnightly user feedback sessions on the Digital Marketplace and the frameworks that sit within it. We also run parallel research projects to get a deeper understanding of our buyers’ and suppliers’ needs. Last December, we …
Since beginning our work on the Digital Marketplace, we’ve had many discussions with buyers and suppliers. Through this we understand some of the drivers and some of the challenges faced by all users. In the user research studio here at …
Submissions for G-Cloud 6 closed at 3pm on Wednesday 17th December. More than three quarters of the submissions were started only 10 days before closing date and nearly 90% were submitted during the final 3 days. We'll be looking into …
Suppliers often ask about how to understand the mindset of their buyers so that they can make sure they can be found. This week, we’re going to introduce you to our research-based buyer personas.
As part of transforming the way the public sector buys digital and tech services, we are developing a clearer, simpler and faster tool to help support this process.
G-Cloud has had a great number of successes recently, which shows how it is transforming the way the public sector buys commodity IT services. These include: total sales so far reaching over a quarter of a billion pounds a total …