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What faster development means for QA in healthcare
Lorenzo Espinosa, Product Director at C the Signs, shares his perspective on AI-assisted development, software testing and managing risk in healthcare.
Technology isn't always the hard part. What we heard at DigiGov and HETT
Two events. Two very different sectors. But many of the same challenges when it comes to turning digital ambition into delivery.
G-Cloud 15: what’s changed and what still matters
Drawing on almost a decade of working through the framework, Rhodri and Chloe look at what’s new - and what still matters once the procurement process is finished.
The National Archives: five weeks with the Transfer Digital Records team
Suzi shares how a five-week collaboration with the TDR team helped shape a bespoke QA strategy and roadmap to support the evolution of their service.
How we helped the NHS Couch to 5K app reach more people across the UK
As the NHS Couch to 5K marks its 10-year anniversary, we’ve been reflecting on the work we’ve done with DHSC on the app over time.
Why NHS digital procurement is moving beyond testing to ongoing assurance
The NHS is changing how it buys digital services. Passing tests is no longer enough; real-world use is the new benchmark.
Keeping releases moving: a practical look at outsourced QA delivery at Sharp
Harriet shares a practical look at how outsourced QA supports delivery teams, based on our work with Sharp.
What “quality” really means when systems protect lives (and power organisations)
For systems that support critical services and real-world decisions, quality goes far beyond bugs and metrics.
We're a Technology Services 4 (TS4) supplier
We're named a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) newly launched Technology Services 4 (TS4) framework.
Beyond compliance: accessibility lessons from Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Accessibility isn’t a fix; RBGE shows how design and testing make digital services work for everyone.
My reflections on UKCharityCamp 2025
This was my first experience of an unconference. I wasn't entirely sure what to expect, but woah was I impressed!
Testing the untestable: navigating edge cases in legacy public sector systems
Harriet shows how spotting hidden edge cases early turns complex migrations into predictable, reliable outcomes.