Press and Publications

Explore where we’ve been featured and the research we’ve published. From guest articles across the data community to our own in-depth research pieces, these contributions share what we’ve learned, the ideas we care about, and the conversations we’re excited to be part of.

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Best Fractional Chief Data Officer Services in the United Kingdom

Understanding your data responsibilities as a startup

Knowing the Three Types of Data in a Startup

The Pivotal Role of Chief Data Officer in a Startup (and What to do without one!)

A new data standard for trade policy

Unlocking The Potential of Private Data

Building a distributed world of WebAssembly

Helping exporters through joined up data

Reproducible pipelines, decentralised reputation and more

Preparing the UK tariff

How DIT built a service as an open dataset

Improving how we manage spreadsheet data

Are personal data stores the next big thing?

We love contributing to conversations across the industry. Here you’ll find a selection of our guest articles and press features — sharing insights, practical advice, and stories from our journey.

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Artificial Footprints: the environmental impact of AI

Artificial Intelligence is set to change the way we live. But have we thought about how it could change our planet? What are the environmental impacts of using, training and generating new AI models? How sustainable is the hardware behind AI? In this report, we explore these questions and more.

Putting the trust in data trusts

In order to be able to offer compelling advantages, the control and enforcement powers that data trusts have needs to be high enough that misusing the data in trust is prohibitively difficult. By examining case studies in audit technology, our purpose is to show that cost-effective strong auditing is possible today and encourage others to build things that reduce the cost further in the future.

What Else Is New? Open Data Users Need To Know What's Changed

In this journal article published in IEEE Software, we describe the preliminary findings of an interview study investigating experiences with using open data sets from the U.K. government’s Department for International Trade and techniques used for sharing version-controlled open data.

In these pieces, we dive deeper into some of the emerging areas in our field. Drawing on our research and insights, we share ideas, trends, and analysis that aim to inform and inspire the wider community.

Press and Publications

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