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Serving clients better: Transforming the Forests Client Management System
Forestry Digital Services are transforming applications like the Forests Client Management System. Learn how updating this legacy system helped support the Ministry of Forests and protect the $6 billion it contributes to B.C.’s economy.
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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.
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Redesigning legal forms for usability
When people interact with the legal system, it’s usually through forms and paperwork. Learn how BC’s Justice Services Branch is making these forms simpler, clearer and easier for everyone.
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Boosting ImmsBC after launch with the Ministry of Health
Even a successful platform needs to adapt over time. Three years after launching ImmsBC, the Ministry of Health assembled a service design team to make sure the platform could continue to meet the needs of people in B.C.
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Partnering with the Digital Office
Learn how partnering with the Lab Services team helped set a user-centred foundation for the Building Permit Hub.
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Energy & Mines Digital Trust
Energy & Mines Digital Trust is empowering natural resource operators with digital tools that support B.C.’s sustainable economic development while maintaining high levels of environmental protection.
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Setting course with the Find Your Path tool
Learn how the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills made it easier for students and job seekers to use their services.
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Cutting paperwork with BC Registries and Online Services
Find out how the new Service BC digital platform improves and expands access to government services.
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Transforming digital data with BC Parks
Discover how BC Parks and BC Data Service teamed up on the Data Register Pilot to create connected services in B.C.
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Laying a foundation for the new B.C. Design System
The Online Service Solutions team at Government Digital Experience is building the strategy and infrastructure to support a new design system for B.C. Learn about the ground-up rebuild.
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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.
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How BC Parks made it easier to find parks near you
For the BC Parks design research team, updating park search was a top priority following the launch of their new website. Learn how designing with people helped the team make it easier to find parks near you.
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Monitoring mining operations
Following the collapse of a mine tailings dam in 2014, the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources (EMPR) sought to improve the way it used technology for record management, mine oversight and to provide information to the public.
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OrgBook BC
Organizations and citizens need easy access to verified information about registered BC organizations. To streamline and modernize this access, the OrgBook BC digital service was developed by the Government of British Columbia using proven technologies in Digital Trust.
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Justice and Public Safety sector: Protecting high-risk data on OpenShift
Find out how the Justice and Public Safety sector used OpenShift to adopt flexible and modern development practices, while keeping information secure.
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Leveraging OpenShift to modernize application integration
Discover how the Justice and Public Safety sector’s integration services team is using OpenShift to modernize how their sector integrates applications.
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Natural resource ministries: Finding new solutions with OpenShift
Find out how the natural resource ministries leveraged OpenShift to transform the way they deliver digital products.
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Health Gateway: Improving access to health information across B.C. on OpenShift
Learn how Health Gateway leveraged OpenShift to give people in B.C. access to health information from databases and repositories across the province.