Goodluck takes us through what it’s really like in a day in his life as T-level student at Made Tech.
A day in the life of a T-level student – Laura
Laura gives a candid look at what it’s like completing her placement at Made Tech.
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Modernising the legacy estate: reducing technical debt without starting from scratch
Modernisation in the public sector doesn’t require a risky, wholesale replacement; discover how to tackle technical debt through controlled, sustainable evolution of your legacy systems.
Putting citizens and businesses at the heart of public services
To meet citizen expectations, public sector leaders must stop treating vital services as large, one-off programs and instead adopt a product thinking approach where services continuously evolve.
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Unlocking the Power of Public Sector Data by Overcoming Common Strategy Pitfalls
Discover the four common pitfalls that cause public sector data strategies to fail and learn how shifting from a document-based approach to a dynamic practice can deliver real-world change for citizens.
AI is an accelerator, not a shortcut, when tackling legacy systems
AI is a powerful accelerator for legacy system modernisation, speeding up discovery and redevelopment, but success still depends on rigorous engineering discipline and a thoughtful approach to governance.
A day in the life of a T-level student – Taybah
Hear from Taybah, one of our T-level students, on what a day in her life looks like completing her placement at Made Tech.
Awaab’s Law Phase 2: What it covers and what housing providers should be doing now
Phase 1 of Awaab’s Law came into force in October 2025. Most social landlords spent the preceding months scrambling to get contact centre scripts in order, key processes defined, and supporting software tested and ready. Some were ahead of the game, many were not (based on the conversations the Made Tech team have had over
When AI gets in the way of the story
AI is increasingly good at helping researchers analyse data. That part is no longer controversial. What’s less talked about is what happens after the analysis – when insights need to be shaped into a story that people can actually understand and act on.
A pyramid scheme! Have we been unit testing wrong?
Has the traditional Testing Pyramid become outdated? Tom Vaughan explores Testing Trophy model as a replacement, advocating for integration tests to be the widest layer to ensure quicker, more reliable, and better-documented software changes.
