Anna Wojnarowska

I started my education in Social Psychology and then moved to Digital Anthropology at UCL, where I became interested in examining restricted, challenging environments. At GDS I work as a user researcher on the Cabinet Office Technology Transformation programme, trying to understand what are people's needs when working for government.

Doing user research on a technology transformation programme

Anna Wojnarowska, 9 October 2014 - Case studies

The Cabinet Office Technology Transformation programme was set up in late summer 2013. Our primary mission was to replace the Cabinet Office’s current IT system with modern and flexible technology that’s at least as good as that used by people …

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