29th October 2014
Last week we were over the moon to find out that OCSI…
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29th October 2014
OCSI and The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) are updating the…
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20th October 2014
Starting a new job is always an exciting time; new office, new…
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20th October 2014
It’s always great when you can start the working week with some…
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7th July 2014
We have been commissioned by the Department for Communities and Local Government…
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3rd July 2014
New research by Brighton and Hove Community Works shows the high value of…
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16th May 2014
The OCSI Living Wage Intern Programme is really important for us as…
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9th May 2014
We’re over the moon to have been selected by the UK Department…
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17th January 2014
The role This is a great opportunity to work on challenging projects…
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20th December 2013
That time of year’s arrived again! We’re signing off for Christmas now…
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10th September 2013
Lately, Brighton has been awash with a strange crowd. Alongside the usual…
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5th September 2013
Our work at OCSI can pretty much be summed up as “good…
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21st June 2013
Being built on Open Data and Open Source tools, we loved the idea of open, participative processes in the workplace.
This is how we turned lessons learnt about “Democratic Workplace” into the OCSI office shuffle.
13th June 2013
Junior data developer, Brighton, three month contract (with possible extension)
12th June 2013
OCSI’s own Tom Smith spoke last week at the Open Data Institute #ODIFridays lunch-time lecture….
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22nd May 2013
Open data might be fuel, but fuel on its own doesn’t get you anywhere. To improve public services you need to translate the raw data material into whatever helps people solve their problems. So, how do we bridge the gap from open data geeks to decision-makers?
22nd May 2013
Accompanying piece to previous blog providing an overview of the statistical outputs that will be provided under then new benefits system.
14th May 2013
How the changes to the benefits system will impact the data available to target resources and evaluate how local areas are changing over time.
