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AI: The law of unintended consequences I used to routinely joke that ‘nobody gets fired at Delt for making a mistake…once’ until our training team reminded me that people need…

Growing through change: Delt’s 12-year TUPE journey Delt was born from the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations, “TUPE”, and has grown significantly through numerous TUPE transitions over its…

The AI Budget Problem  AI will doubtless have some really good use cases. There are already things AI can do that would never be practical or cost effective to do any other way. It will…

Recent research from Anthropic on its Claude Mythos Preview model suggests a step change in how quickly AI can help identify vulnerabilities and build working exploits. While these claims come from the vendor itself…

Delt Shared Services has secured a landmark deal with North Somerset Council, its third shareholder and largest customer to date, marking a major milestone in the evolution of UK shared…

While nationwide only 68% of Windows users completed their move from Windows 10 to Windows 11 by the end-of-life deadline, Delt achieved an exceptional 99.999% success rate. Out of approximately…

The 2025 Best Companies results are in, and Delt has improved its position in two categories, maintaining our 1-Star accreditation — officially rated as “Very Good to Work For.” Our…

This National Apprenticeship Week, Delt is celebrating the impact apprentices have across the organisation. From the Service Desk to Technical Leadership, our apprentices are developing skills, gaining confidence, and contributing…

Supporting our local community is one of Delt’s core values, and on International Volunteers’ Day, we’re celebrating the difference our colleagues make through their volunteering efforts. This year, we’re highlighting…

At Delt, employee wellbeing is one of our core values and promoting open, supportive conversations is central to that commitment. This year, on Time to Talk Day, we recognise the…