End-to-End Digital Transformation
Processes bridging multiple systems or organisations? Integrate and automate...
On the panel
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Dan Smith |
Liam McLaughlin |
Gareth Handley |
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| Andy Adam Senior IT Officer, Moray Council |
Helen Olsen Bedford |
Building end-to-end digital processes that can bridge multiple systems and organisations is a key challenge for local public services. Budgets are tight, demand for services seemingly ever rising, and we still face a host of legacy systems across the sector. Making use of what we have whilst harnessing the latest technologies for innovation will be essential as we move out of the pandemic but remain in a constantly changing world.
Efficient, end-to-end user journeys underpinned with intelligent workflow and digital integration are essential; and tools that can enable rapid, needs-led solution delivery will be crucial as we move from pandemic to endemic. From mobile apps and eforms to automation and workflow join us at 11:00 on 4th March to discuss how to take a technology agnostic approach to transformation.
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.
Who should attend?
Suggested, but not limited to, Chief Information Officers, Heads of IT, Assistant and Chief Executives, Members, Heads of Digital and Digital Leaders, Heads of Customer Services, Heads of Transformation or Change, Heads of Customer Insight, Heads of Finance, Heads of Strategy, Corporate Services Leads, Departmental Service Heads/Senior Managers, Data Scientists, Statisticians, Data Analysts, Business Analysts.
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