This article analyses the key findings from the Institute for Government report titled Improving Accountability in Government Procurement, which explores the size and structure of UK government procurement, the challenges of accountability,...

In today’s data-driven business landscape, organisations are flooded with more data than ever before. From transaction histories to customer behaviour patterns, data can drive decision-making at all levels. However, the mere collection...

Risk stratification has long been heralded as a promising approach in healthcare, aiming to identify patients at varying levels of risk for adverse health outcomes. The fundamental idea is that by accurately...

Vertically integrated artificial intelligence (AI) development model, which breaks down the traditional barriers between different supply chain components, aiming for a more streamlined and cohesive approach. The model is structured in layers,...

NHS procurement is fraught with challenges ranging from complex regulatory frameworks and budget constraints to supply chain disruptions and technological limitations. The introduction of the new Procurement Act 2023 adds another layer...

Introduction The National Health Service (NHS) is a cornerstone of the United Kingdom’s public sector, providing healthcare services to millions. As the NHS faces increasing demand, budget constraints, and the need for...

Data has become a cornerstone in almost every sector, and public procurement is no exception. In the UK, public procurement is heavily regulated, with an emphasis on transparency, fairness, and efficiency. The...

Bayesian probability is a fascinating and powerful concept within the world of statistics and decision-making. Named after the 18th-century mathematician Thomas Bayes, this theory offers a unique way of thinking about probabilities,...