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A look back at DVLA and Amazon Web Services (AWS)’s knowledge-sharing event

Simon stood at the front of a conference room, presenting to an audience sat at round tables. Large 'DVLA' letters are near the stage, and a presentation slide is projected on the wall behind Simon.

A look back at DVLA and Amazon Web Services (AWS)’s knowledge-sharing event

Simon Cromwell, ITS Strategy and Communication Lead, reflects on our recent event with Welsh Local Government and public sector colleagues. From cloud technology to developing digital careers, we explored what we've learnt and why investing in people is just as important as investing in technology.

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How DVLA’s corporate induction process helps new starters

Posted by: James Harrison Morgan, Posted on: 9 June 2020 - Categories: Features

...mandatory training be inducted into my new team attend several induction workshops I fully expected my induction to cover security, data protection, health and safety, and how to conduct yourself...

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DVLA: encouraging the IT experts of tomorrow

Posted by: Karen Clark, Posted on: 7 May 2020 - Categories: Features
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DVLA has come up with a series of initiatives to encourage more IT experts of the future, with a particular focus on girls. Capability and Talent Development Lead, Karen Clark, tells us more.

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Our waste, our responsibility

Posted by: Lynwen Tipler, Posted on: 16 April 2020 - Categories: Features, Sustainability
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DVLA’s new Information Technology Services (ITS) waste contract allows all our old IT equipment, from laptops to toner cartridges and everything in between, to be resold, reused or recycled. Lynwen Tipler, ITS, explains more.

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#TaxItOrLoseIt: The story continues

Posted by: Elaine Rees, Posted on: 10 February 2020 - Categories: Enforcement, Features, Statutory Off Road Notification, Vehicle tax
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It’s not fair on law-abiding motorists who tax their vehicles, when others don’t. This is why DVLA works all year round to tackle untaxed vehicles in the UK. Elaine Rees, National Enforcement Manager, explains more about her team’s role in tackling those who evade tax.

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Picking up the baton at DVLA contact centre

Posted by: Rachel Phillips, Posted on: 4 February 2020 - Categories: Features
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Rachel Phillips has stepped into an exciting role heading up our award-winning contact centre. Here Rachel explains what it’s like to be in charge of the largest single site contact centre in government.

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Business Analysis Programme at DVLA - four months on

Posted by: Gary Young, Posted on: 24 January 2020 - Categories: Features
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We've just completed the first end of module assessment for our Business Analysis Development Programme. So it seems a good time to look back at how the first group have settled in. Gary Young, Head of Business Analysis tells us more.

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Royal recognition for DVLA’s LEAP training programme

Posted by: Deborah Nicholas, Posted on: 30 December 2019 - Categories: Features
Deborah Nicholas being handed an award from Princess Anne

One of our training programmes has been recognised with a prestigious Princess Royal Training Award. Deborah Nicholas, Leadership and Development Training Manager, accepted our award at St James’s Palace along with her colleagues. Here she tells us more about her day.

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DVLA’s school hosting days make learning fun

Posted by: Amy Taaffe-Evans, Posted on: 18 December 2019 - Categories: Features

Programming is widely recognised as an essential skill for generations to come. Amy Taaffe-Evans, who heads up our IT Capability & Talent Development team, explains how DVLA’s local school hosting days are helping children develop the skills they will need for the future.

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Introducing DVLA’s Emerging Tech Lab

Posted by: Robert James, Posted on: 23 October 2019 - Categories: Driver licensing, Features

DVLA’s Emerging Tech Lab is a newly created team exploring the potential value new and emerging technologies could offer DVLA and its users. Digital Architect Rob James gives us the lowdown.

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How DVLA helps improve employability skills in the local community

Posted by: Karys Dermody, Posted on: 18 July 2019 - Categories: Features
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Sharing the skills of our staff with the local community is the inspiration behind our Employability Skills Programme (ESP). Karys Dermody, HR Diversity and Inclusion Manager, who has been at the helm of the programme since it launched in 2017, tells us more.

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