...launched bilateral Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations as an independent trading nation for the first time in over 40 years: launching negotiations with Japan, the USA, Australia and New Zealand....
Ashley and Francois working remotely in their homes Starting a new role can be challenging, let alone starting a new job remotely. This has been the case for many of...
...are formed over Microsoft Teams, chatting in message threads, and sharing ideas in a dedicated channel. We feel firebreaks help to promote learning new skills and seeing new ways of...
...Workspace. We will continue to explore new data sources that can underpin our work. This includes researching new approaches to measuring trade and investment and new non-traditional data sources. Value...
...prepare for new regulatory requirements taking effect on 1 January 2025. Why a rebuild was needed: Addressing challenges and new reporting requirements Limited support made the original service hard to...
Tom Ha Enabling businesses to self-serve export support on great.gov.uk Great.gov.uk is the government’s platform to help educate and promote the benefits of exporting for UK businesses through the provision...
...no per-user licence costs, so the traditional CRM cost concerns for large user numbers do not apply. It also has an open-source codebase, meaning that Software Engineers in any government...
Emily Agnew Matt Sellars What if a service assessment was not something to fear, but – dare I say it – something to embrace, with confidence? Over the past year,...
Screenshot of the acronym buster explaining what DIT means We use a lot of acronyms and terms that are quite complex to understand, especially if you’re new to the Civil...
In December, the Department for International Trade (DIT) released the new future UK tariff as an openly licensed and machine-readable data set for the first time. The new service represents...
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