The Digital Strategy for Defence makes it clear that: “people and process are as vital as tech for successful digital change”. To innovate the way Defence works, people need clear guidance that they can rely on and access easily. There’s …
The Ministry of Defence employs around 250,000 people and works with over 355,000 employees of partners and suppliers. It has established a vast amount of knowledge and information across the military and civil service, including in areas such as science, …
We’re proud to launch 2 products that will help the Ministry of Defence (MOD) create consistent digital products and services. As the product manager on the Frontend team, I can’t wait to see designers and developers use MOD.UK Frontend and …
The Defence DevSecOps Service (D2S) is here to provide our users with a streamlined and accelerated software delivery experience. The service spans across people, practices and platforms and is designed to deliver a shorter time to market and promote greater …
What an incredible year 2022 was for the MyNavy team. We scaled to 40,000 users, developed 14 new features, expanded outside of the Royal Navy and continued to deliver against our goal of supporting all personnel in living the best …
Over the past year, the Defence DevSecOps Service (D2S) has focused on delivering value for our users and the wider Defence community. As the D2S Service Owner, I am proud of what we have accomplished in partnership with our user …
Ben Holloway, the head of Data and Navy Applications was asked to join the judging panel for the first pan-Defence Hackathon at RAF Henlow. Eighty people from the RAF, Army, Navy, Reserves and Civil Service worked together in cross-functional teams …
In an increasingly digital world, the threat posed by hostile actors is greater than ever. It is therefore crucial that everyone, no matter their role or seniority, takes cyber accountability. But as the threat grows, so too does the risk …
First Looks are the Digital Discovery Assessment Branch’s (DDAB’s) way of assessing whether a project is suitable to proceed onto Discovery. In Part 1, we covered the problems we had with assessing a submitted project’s potential for Discovery in an …
The Digital Discovery Assessment Branch (DDAB) is part of D Info and it accepts submissions to the Digital Discovery Gateway for project proposals. Anyone can submit a project through the Digital Discovery Gateway and submitters are asked to summarise and …