Spotlight on our activity
Strengthening the UK’s Local Digital Capital – Report Launch
Join techUK and political and business leaders from across the UK’s Nations and Regions for the launch of our report, Strengthening Local Digital Capital: For a Levelled-Up Recovery. The report builds on seven digital dialogues held by techUK over the past six months with more than 260 business and civic leaders. The findings of our report highlight the need to support the growth of tech ecosystems across the UK.
The end of the transition period, how does the tech sector prepare?
No matter the outcome, how you trade with the EU will change significantly on 1 January.
COVID-19: Respond, Adapt, Recover
techUK is working with its members to help fight COVID-19 as we all look to respond, adapt and recover from the crisis. If you are a business looking for support or want to find out more about the industry's contribution, visit our COVID-19 hub.
Delivering Diversity
techUK’s latest report sets out some of the effective approaches undertaken by its members in four areas: action in the community to inspire the next generation; attraction and recruitment; getting workplace culture right; and the development of diverse talent.
Are you an SME?
We know SMEs are the lifeblood of the UK economy. If you are looking to grow your customer base, build your networks and find business support and guidance, check out our SME content and sign up for our newsletter.
Making the UK a digital clean tech leader
From techUK and Deloitte, this report calls on the government to back the UK’s emerging digital climate tech sector and explores how the UK can deploy the digital tools that will help us reach net zero.
The State of the Connected Home
In conjunction with GfK, techUK has published the State of the Connected Home 2020. As the market develops, read how industry is working with government to tackle the challenges and makes recommendations to encourage widespread adoption.
Digital IDs: the missing link in a UK digital economy
For too long digital ID has been the missing link in the UK’s approach to digital policy making. COVID-19 has made the need for safe and secure digital identity solutions even more urgent. The time to address this is now.
