Search Results
Are CIOs The Driver Of Tech Transformation In The Public Sector?
Just 4.2% of senior public sector staff view their CIO and CTO as the drivers of change within their organisation, according to new research.
Camden Council Harnesses IoT To Improve Its Services
Camden Council has been investigating ways to use new technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) to completely change the way it offers services to citizens.
Case Study: How Cafcass Turned Itself Round
The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service - the largest employer of social workers in the UK - has been on a major transformation journey, trying to harness the power of technology and culture change to increase its efficiency, boost satisfaction rates for its service users and 1,800 staff and innovate.
HMRC Seeking £162k A Year Cloud Transformation Director
HMRC has revealed it is seeking a "Cloud Transformation Director," a role which could be paid up to £162,500 a year.
London Borough Of Hounslow Embarks On Digital Transformation
The London Borough of Hounslow has recently extended a contract with an existing supplier to continue with its digital transformation.
NHS Vanguards Must Adopt Mobile Working For Success
A mobile working solutions provider has claimed the new NHS “vanguards” must rapidly adopt mobile working if they are to success.
Norfolk Council Digital Project At Risk
Norfolk County Council’s £26m Digital Norfolk Ambition project has been described as a “looming catastrophe” after delays and problems meant the budget has been exceeded by £1.25m.
Users Report Wide Variety Of Cloud Benefits
The Cloud Industry Forum has done the research, and says more than half of companies polled report better customer and employee propositions, while one in three have reported improvements in customer service thanks to the stuff.
1
Right advert
Partners
Bottom advert
Our cookie policy
When we provide services, we want to make them easy, useful and reliable. Where services are delivered on the internet, this sometimes involves placing small amounts of information on your device, for example, a computer or mobile phone. These include small files known as cookies. They cannot be used to identify you personally.
Copyright ©