Sectors

Public sector and government

Statistical analysis, data systems and reporting for government agencies and public programmes, to a standard that stands up to audit and oversight.

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Public programmes answer to leadership, to auditors and to the public. The evidence behind a policy or a budget line has to be accurate, traceable and reproducible, and it has to survive a change of staff.

We build the data systems and analysis that let an agency report with confidence: national-scale analysis done to standard, administrative data brought into one governed system, and pipelines anyone can re-run and check.

What we help with

Evidence an agency can defend in front of oversight.

National-scale statistical analysis

Large administrative and survey datasets cleaned, structured and analysed in Stata, SPSS, R or SQL, to a standard that feeds real policy decisions.

Administrative data systems

Bringing data scattered across offices and spreadsheets into one governed, reconcilable source of truth.

Performance and results dashboards

Live reporting on programme performance against target, by area and period, with traffic-light status and a fair denominator.

Data governance and separation of duties

Enforced roles, locked targets, and a full who-changed-what audit trail, so the people entering data cannot move the yardstick it is judged against.

Reproducible, auditable pipelines

Scripted and version-controlled, so the headline figure can be regenerated from source and independently verified.

Handover you can run yourself

The code, the queries, the documentation and the refresh pipeline, with intellectual property transferred, so nothing depends on us staying around.

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Proof

National-scale work, done to standard.

Our record includes analysis of a national dataset covering dozens of regions, and performance dashboards reading directly from a client's cloud warehouse, each built so the figures are traceable and reproducible.

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Working on a public sector programme?

Tell us the decision the data has to support. If we are not the right fit, we will say so, and point you to someone who is.

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