Building digital capability DVLA digital services blog
Dvla Digital Services Blog. At dvla, we invest in the digital skills of our community through our science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) volunteer programme. See dvla jobs follow @dvlagovuk.
Building digital capability DVLA digital services blog
All content is available under the open. It equipment has been donated as part of dvla’s new digital inclusion scheme, which aims to donate digital equipment that dvla no longer needs to local authorities for. Our new online service makes applying for a tachograph card quick and easy. Along with promoting the learning of stem subjects, this is a great way for us to position dvla as a leading digital and technology employer and a great place to work for future generations.” you can read about what it’s like to work at dvla and take a look at our latest vacancies on civil service jobs. It significantly reduces waiting times by allowing hgv, lorry and bus drivers to apply and pay online. The new tachograph service is part of dvla’s ‘evolve’ change programme, which is. We will use this blog to keep you up to speed on all things digital at dvla. Find out about current vacancies at dvla working at dvla. We’ll keep you updated on our progress and will let you know how our new services will meet the gds digital by default service standard. They interact with our services on a much more frequent basis and often handle large volumes of transactions.
The needs of our corporate customers are quite different and often more complex than those of ordinary motorists. Head of vehicle engineering, neil barlow explains how we've used ai to better target fraudulent mot testers. The service is also available to drivers renewing or replacing an existing card. Our new online service makes applying for a tachograph card quick and easy. It equipment has been donated as part of dvla’s new digital inclusion scheme, which aims to donate digital equipment that dvla no longer needs to local authorities for. Along with promoting the learning of stem subjects, this is a great way for us to position dvla as a leading digital and technology employer and a great place to work for future generations.” you can read about what it’s like to work at dvla and take a look at our latest vacancies on civil service jobs. We’ll keep you updated on our progress and will let you know how our new services will meet the gds digital by default service standard. The software development engineer in test (sdet) role involves designing and developing software for testing. We will use this blog to keep you up to speed on all things digital at dvla. Michelle billing, service designer, explains how we’ve achieved this. The needs of our corporate customers are quite different and often more complex than those of ordinary motorists.
