AI, Automation & Bots4Good 2024

Boosting public service capability with intelligent automation and bots

Automation of business processes have delivered savings, released staff from the drudgery of repetitive tasks and - far from replacing them - has empowered them to deal with the complex where only the human touch will do. Does the addition of AI and ML now offer a new opportunity for intelligent automation? Meanwhile, can AI-powered automation and a new generation of intelligent chatbots deliver a step change in the way we approach the delivery of health and public services?

Join us LIVE over three 90-minute sessions on Wednesday 27th, Thursday 28th and Friday, 29th November (11:00-12:30) as public sector leaders and industry experts showcase what can be achieved and take part in lively discussions and Q&A sessions with delegate participation too. 

With thanks to our event partners ArvatoConnect and The Virtual Forge for supporting this event.

Morning One - Wednesday, 27 November (11:00-12:30)

	Kurt Frary, Head of IT, CTO, Norfolk County Council and Socitm Vice President
	Carol Williams, Director of Transformation and Digital, Walsall Council and Socitm President
	Waqaas Munir, Head of Financial Systems and Transactions, Hertfordshire County Council
	Mike Stewart, Head of Digital Practice, ArvatoConnect

Morning Two - Thursday, 28 November (11:00-12:30)

	Matt Wicks, Co-CEO for technology and innovation, The Virtual Forge
	Lisa Farrell, Business Development Manager, The National Robotarium
	Dave Pearce, Chief Technology & Security Officer, Wigan Council
	Tim Ketton-Locke, Deputy Director for DX4D Digital Exploitation, Ministry of Defence

Morning Three - Friday, 29 November (11:00-12:30)

	Lianne Anderton, Intelligent Automation Garage delivery lead, DWP Digital
	Jenny McEneaney, Senior Improvement Policy Advisor, Cyber, Digital and Technology (AI lead), Local Government Association
	Sonia Constant, Senior Project Manager, South Cambridgeshire District Council
	Dr Kareem Ibrahim, Digital Transformation Manager, Automation Accelerator, University Hospitals of Northamptonshire

Who should attend?

Suggested, but not limited to, Chief Digital & Data Officers, CIOs, Heads of IT, Assistant and Chief Executives, Members, Heads of Digital, Data and Digital Leaders, Data Leaders, Data Analysts, Heads of Transformation and Change, Customer Services, Finance, Strategy and Corporate Services, Departmental Service Heads/Senior Managers.

Registration

This event is free to attend for the public sector. Please register using your public sector email – registrations from personal email addresses may be rejected.

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2023 conference

More than 320 delegates took part last in the online event last year. Speakers included: 

Chris Butson, Lead Automation Developer and Business Analyst, University Hospitals Plymouth | David Knott, Chief Technology Officer, Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) | Jonathan Boyle, Technical Architect, North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) | Kurt Frary, Head of IT and Chief Technology Officer, Norfolk County Council and Vice President, Socitm | Lianne Anderton, Intelligent Automation Garage delivery lead, DWP Digital | Lawrence Hopper, Deputy Director for Digital | Products, Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) | Leonardo Tantari, Chief Digital Information Officer, NHS (Leeds) West Yorkshire ICB and Leeds City Council | Philip Sheen, Head of Public Sector - UK & Ireland, UiPath | Robin Pembrooke, Programme Lead, GOV.UK and GDS AI Programme, Government Digital Service | Sarah Ward, Collaborations and Engagement Manager, DLUHC | Umar Sani, Delivery Manager, DLUHC