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A work community can be internal or more wide-reaching, but all these groups seem to have a few things in common.

Sports days, free school meals eligibility, social care flags – CDPS is helping to procure the crucial system that handles school management data, putting users’ needs at the centre.

People directly affected by public-facing digital technologies – the citizens of Wales – should be involved at every stage in their design.

Six months into her role – with Harriet Green – as CDPS’s joint CEO, Myra Hunt lays out the transformation challenges for the Welsh public sector, and where this organisation can make a difference.

CDPS’s Landscape Review team considered simplicity, impact and sheer volume in choosing ‘exemplar’ services.

A CDPS partnership to make community sporting grant applications more inclusive has already led to faster processing and fewer rejections.

Public services need to find strength in numbers when it comes to digital products, CDPS Landscape Review found.

Discovering people’s real needs is critical to building better services in Wales – as the work of a combined CDPS-Sport Wales team shows.

CDPS’s skills team have been measuring their past performance against CDPS standards, and it’s been painful but worth it.

From forms to procurement, CDPS’s Landscape Review has whittled down its priorities for public service transformation in Wales.