UKA Live: Data-first modernisation

Is it time to pivot from cloud-first to data-first transformation?

During the pandemic data lay at the core of the country’s response, highlighting the urgent need for accuracy, agility and accessibility in driving insight and action from the information held across the health and public sector.

But the response also demonstrated that, despite a decade of cloud-first and digital transformation, data still lies in silos; and that data maturity differs widely between organisations.

However, new opportunities in the use of data are emerging with machine learning, AI and edge computing – which can uncover insights where data is created – all of which can enable data-driven decision-making and service delivery.

Is it time then to put data at the heart of service design? To take this opportunity to promote openness and collaboration while ensuring citizen trust, achieving best value and aligning with sustainability goals in the face of exponential data growth?

Joining the UKA Live panel:

	Dr. Claire Bloomfield Director of Centre for Improving Data Collaboration  NHS England
	Steve Hall Chief Executive Officer Crown Hosting Data Centres
	Russell Macdonald Chief Technology Officer Public Sector HPE
	Helen Olsen Bedford  Publisher UKAuthority

Who should attend?
Digital, data and technology leaders and professionals working in central government, local government, the NHS, police, fire and housing to unleash the power of data in their organisations. Suggested, but not limited to Chief Digital & Data Officers, CIOs, Heads of IT, Heads of Digital, Data and Digital Leaders, Assistant and Chief Executives, Heads of, Managers and Leads for Customer Services, Finance, Environmental Services, Social Care, Transformation and Change.

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