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Digital Code of Practice: Express cultural and historical awareness and respect
As public service employees, we need to commit to do better and raise the standard of care in our work with Indigenous communities and Peoples.
Digital Code of Practice: Take care of information and data
A modern government should manage data in a way that builds trust and maximizes its value to the public.
Sustaining digital services in the natural resource sector
NRIDS needed a way to sustain 5 digital services without standalone teams to support them. Learn how the Sustainment Team was formed to solve the problem.
Digital Code of Practice: Integrate ethics
Being ethical means treating people fairly and living up to public service ethical standards and corporate values.
Digital Code of Practice: Deliver value for people who live in B.C. and cultivate trust
Government services should be efficient, reliable, fair and safe.
Digital Code of Practice: Manage risks proportionately
Managing risk means having ways to identify, assess and respond to events that could cause negative outcomes.
Digital Code of Practice: Continuously learn and improve
This practice is about delivering products and services using flexible, iterative and user-centred methods
Partnering with the Digital Office
Learn how partnering with the Lab Services team helped set a user-centred foundation for the Building Permit Hub.
Sowing seeds of change: Transforming SPAR
Forestry in B.C. is changing and the Ministry of Forests is meeting the challenge. Learn how Forestry Digital Services is transforming applications like the Seed Planning and Registry system to meet the growing needs of the forestry industry.
What we learned, confirmed and never expected in our service design project
Learn how the WLRS Development and Digital Services team used Agile principles to improve their own business practices for working with partners.