I spoke recently at the Public Sector Show about culture change and how it can transform an organisation. When I got the invite from the organisers, I didn’t hesitate in agreeing.
In my last blog I touched upon the work we’ve been doing, from reviewing feedback, carrying out usability testing and arranging trials of the service, to breaking down information to better understand what information you need.
We’ve got some exciting news to share - significant new features on our View Driving Licence and Check Driving Licence online services, and also on our Access to Driver Data (ADD) API.
We recently held an event in our own Furnace space at TechHub Swansea, featuring a talk by Red Hat about their platform OpenShift and container technology.
Happy New Year to you all. A new year is the perfect time for reflection and for looking ahead to the future.
As well as opening presents, pulling crackers and tucking into your turkey on Christmas day a lot of you also found the time to use our digital services. We saw this repeated on New Year’s Day too. Transacting online is …
12 months on... It’s been a while since I’ve updated you on where we are with the vehicle enquiries web service and the API development.
Planning technical and service redesign DVLA is committed to moving away from its traditional infrastructure and services onto a new open standards platform. We started the journey on the Vehicle Excise Duty reform project and we’re already making great progress.
I recently attended, along with 5 of my colleagues, a Department for Work & Pensions cross-government hackathon with teams from the National Health Service, Home Office (DWP), HM Revenue & Customs and Government Digital Service. Do the right thing for …
DVLA cleaned up at the 2016 Digital Leaders 100 awards ceremony scooping the Digital Public Sector Innovation and the overall Digital Leaders 100 Award. I attended with colleagues from Drivers Services Management team, proudly representing the agency. To give a …
I’m Dave Perry and I’ve just started my new role as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at DVLA. My road to DVLA I have worked in IT for 25 years, in a variety of different roles across a broad cross section …
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