MOD DE&S is seeking feedback from industry to better understand what it is doing well, what it is not doing well, how it can improve and how it can learn from partner nations defence procurement systems; so that it can use their best learnings to improve its own processes.
Graham Floater considers the importance of establishing global rules on digital trading systems fit for the modern global economy and outlines what the UK is doing to lead on this important agenda.
The Centre for Digital Trade & Innovation (C4DTI) is an ICC United Kingdom-led, global initiative based at Teesside University established with support from the Tees Valley Combined Authority; #techUKDigitalTrade
Mark Littlewood, Director General at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs commented on the UK joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)
On 31 March, the UK signed a deal to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
Round 1 of the PropTech Innovation Fund funded 13 pioneering Local Planning Authorities (LPAs) across England to work with 8 Property Technology (PropTech) partners to use innovative digital tools to make the planning process more open and accessible. The projects aimed to boost public engagement, while gathering evidence about the barriers to allow local authorities to adopt digital tools at scale.
The British Army's Experimentation and Trials Group (ETG) have been testing improving future urban operations using a new experimental force concept.
Closing Women's History Month we have some fascinating stories of brilliant women here at Justice Digital who have had such amazing careers so far, and we are lucky to have them onboard! Emma Clayton-Lloyd, Network Services - Senior Operations Manager ...
6th-11th March is National Careers Week. The week is a celebration of careers guidance and free resources in education across the UK. Apprenticeships are one way to kickstart a career, including in the legal, finance and accounting route. There are ...
The Government have released a report, Powering Up Britain: Energy Security Plan today on 30 March 2023.
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) yesterday launched its highly anticipated AI white paper, ‘A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation', which will guide the use of AI in the UK.
It is the month of Ramadhan (also spelled Ramadan or Ramazan) and millions of Muslims worldwide are observing this holy month with fasting, community reflection and prayer. I'm Moosa Desai, lead HTQ implementation manager at IfATE, and this is how ...
Read about the benefits of being part of the IT Operations Profession at the Home Office in our latest post.
This new report sets out five recommendations for how government and industry can ensure that the transport sector has the digital and technical skills it needs to thrive.
It is the month of Ramadan (also spelled Ramadhan or Ramazan) and millions of Muslims worldwide are observing this holy month with fasting, community reflection and prayer. IfATE colleagues Musaddika Ahmedabadi and Shahban Aziz have offered some tips on how ...
Former colleagues, Jack Collier and Emma Stace, talk candidly about their experience of applying for and working in senior roles.
Public sector organisations are no longer using gsi-family domains and therefore they are scheduled for removal by the beginning of April. Read this post to find out more.
We're pleased to announce 15 more council-led projects have been awarded a total of £3.2 million of funding through Round 3 of the PropTech Innovation Fund. 27 Local Planning Authority (LPAs) are involved in the pilots, some of which see multiple LPAs working in partnership.
Four life sciences companies from across the UK will benefit from the first tranche of Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund (LSIMF) grants.
techUK is delighted to confirm new leadership of our working group on the increasingly vital subject of responsible business.
The latest cohort of Ernest Rutherford Fellows have been awarded funding to take on some of the biggest challenges in their fields.
Worker surveillance practices are increasingly the new normal, despite their negative and discriminatory impact on employees, according to a new report from IPPR.
IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon comments on the government's plan to outlaw nitrous oxide
There are reports that the government will no longer increase the state pension age between 2037-39. We examine the key considerations for this delay.
Philip Whyte, director of IPPR Scotland reacts to Minimum Income Guarantee Expert Group's interim report
