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We design, build and run digital public services. dxw is employee owned. Find us at bsky.app/profile/dxw.com and on LinkedIn
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    @dxw
    Aug 2, 2024
    Meet Patrick, our first apprentice. Starting out in the hospitality and finance sectors, Patrick's passion for automation and coding led him to dxw through @founderscoders . Read more about his journey: From Hospitality to Coding Wizard bit.ly/3A2bs8Y
    Patrick Delaney
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    @dxw
    Aug 1, 2024
    📣 Our latest newsletter is out 📣 In it we talk about the power of institutional memory and why the new Government must not ignore the lessons of the past, the return of UKCharityCamp and the rise of employee ownership #dxwTeam #DigitalTransformation bit.ly/3YrbGRa
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    @dxw
    Jul 30, 2024
    We like this handy guide from @neontribe for #charities who want to test generative AI tools and understand how they can use them safely. Building on work by CAST, it talks you through how to set up and carry out your own experiments 👉 buff.ly/3SkzkLx #ThirdSector #AI
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    @dxw
    Jul 24, 2024
    Great article sharing our work with Redbridge Council on how digital can improve the delivery of adult social care services. Something many councils are grappling with in the face of increasing demand and tight budgets 👉 buff.ly/3y97qLA #AdultSocialCare #LocalGov
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    @dxw
    Jul 23, 2024
    The new Government must learn the lessons of the past if its to deliver on its 5 missions. We're really encouraged by what we've seen to far. But we must remember that we already know what works and what doesn’t when it comes to public sector digital 👉
    dxw.com
    The power of institutional memory
    CEO of dxw, David Mann, looks at the power of institutional memory for digital transformation in government

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