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#DigitalBC Blog
Our blog explores the challenges and impacts of the digital transformation efforts happening in the B.C. government.
Building for impact with product discovery
Learn how product discovery helps teams understand problems to solve and the people they serve.
Policies and standards
Understand the requirements and best practices for delivering digital services in the B.C. government.
Making it easier to create accessible products
Learn how Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) can help you make your products more accessible.
From frustration to flow: How Power Automate simplified my workday
Have you ever run into a software issue and thought, “If it could just do this one thing, my life would be so much easier”? Learn how you can use Power Automate in tandem with Copilot Chat to create workflows that solve exactly those kinds of problems.
Managing and protecting cultural and heritage resources
The B.C. government protects and manages cultural and natural heritage resources. Learn how two key systems were recently upgraded to better support this important work.
Building Unity for enterprise grant management across government
Grant management is a major focus for the Information Systems Branch in the Management Services Division supporting the Economy Sector, with hundreds of millions of dollars distributed every year to individuals, businesses and nonprofits. Learn how a hybrid team built a modern, human-centered enterprise grant management system developed by government, for government.
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Data science
[…] from across the B.C. government. What we do We share information through digital channels, and organize events like workshops, training, code-together and socials. How […]
Adding Indigenous languages to government ID
Learn how the BC Data Service is engaging with Indigenous people across B.C. to explore the supports and guidance necessary to include Indigenous languages in more government services.