Why I work in social media
Lucy Crouch started in PDS recently and describes what it's like to work in the fast-paced world of social media.
Why we need to care about search engines
We wanted to find out what is happening in the world of search, so a PDS product manager and performance analyst went to Brighton to see how we could use the latest tools to perform better in online searches.
Putting a smile back on the faces of Apple Mac users
What are the drawbacks of using an Apple Mac in our security-conscious workplace and can they be overcome? Sean Brazier, Head of Device Management, explains the challenges.
Improving Parliament's services through user research
PDS has set up clubs around services to help users achieve their goals, and the impact is making a difference.
How I got to where I am: from pharmacist to filmmaker
Vanda Ladeira has always loved solving puzzles and moving images. She's written about how she went from studying pharmacy to making films and encouraging filmmakers at Parliament.
Safeguarding UK Parliament's digital legacy
Senior Digital Archivist Chris Fryer explains why it’s important to preserve our digital past.
What professional guilds do
Guilds are our communities of practice across PDS - find out what they do and hear from guild leads about their experiences.
Why I work in tech by a service delivery manager
Laura Majer is a service delivery manager in PDS and she told us what it's like having a job in tech where technology is only a small part of her job.
Why inclusive design is important
Molly Watt and Chris Bush from Sigma came to PDS to talk about the benefits of designing inclusive services and bust a few myths about accessibility and disabilities.
Using our values to form a great team and celebrating success
Amanda McArdle has written this blog post to talk about the team behind a recent project and how they used the PDS cultural values to drive the work.