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DBT’s Machinery of Government: an insight into the teams behind the Single IT Platform migration project (part 2)

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By Imogen Barker, Charlotte Saxby, Miriam Wheeler
| GOV.UK
Welcome to part 2 of our Machinery of Government (MoG) blog. This series explores one of the biggest digital MoG migration programmes in government. We migrated almost 2,000 colleagues onto the Department for Business and Trade’s (DBT) Single IT Platform. Read the MoG blog part 1 which discusses some of the technical workstreams on this migration programme. In part 2 we hear from a different workstream; the Change, Communication and Engagement (CCE) team.
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How we found inspiration at the Women in Leadership conference

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By Jennie Rich, Imogen Barker, Katie Pether, Pat Ryser-Welch
| GOV.UK
Jennie Rich I am a Digital Engagement Manager in the Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) directorate in the Department for Business and Trade (DBT). I was very excited to join 29 of my female DDaT colleagues at the Women in Leadership conference in early February. It took place at Cardiff City Stadium and gave us a chance to learn how to develop our leadership skills and discover some new ones! It also gave some of us a chance to visit DBT’s Cardiff office for the first time.
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Women in Tech: closing the gender gap in DDaT DBT

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By Hannah Horn, Imogen Barker, Liz Catherall, Georgia Defeo
| GOV.UK
LinkedIn reported that only 19% of UK tech workers are women and women hold only 5% of leadership positions in the tech industry. The Digital, Data and Technology directorate (DDaT) in the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) aims to help close the gender gap by attracting and supporting women in the tech sector to develop their careers in DBT.
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