Regardless of the outcomes of tomorrow’s General Election, we need bold leadership at the top of government to realise the full potential for digital public service transformation. So says our CEO and former Executive Director of the Government Digital Service, Stephen Foreshew-Cain, in his blog post ‘We need bold and better GovTech – not ‘Big IT’’. As Steve warns, “When we outsource our national digital public infrastructure by procuring from big IT consultancies, we create the conditions for the next Horizon.” Read the full post here: https://buff.ly/3zwHbif #GovTech #Election2024 #DigitalGovernment #PublicSectorTechnology
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Not only are 43 #UK #Government systems likely to fail in the near future, they are likely to have significant impact within the UK when they do. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ejhQWMFn #GovTech
43 Gov legacy systems have been reported as having “red” or critical status and are likely to fail in the near future, having significant impact within the UK.
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A new report warns that the government might fail to achieve its aims of improving productivity and becoming a world technology leader if it does not prioritise transforming its technological infrastructure https://bit.ly/3RAWTAe Charterhouse is already supporting a number of government bodies and public sector organisations with their digital transformation. Now is the time to get in touch with our public sector team to help transform your technological infrastructure: https://bit.ly/3RANR61 #technology #communications #PublicSector #digitaltransformation #government
Government Urged To Create New Digital Transformation Minister Role
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Navigating 2024: What are the challenges and opportunities? We share our thoughts on what organisations can expect this year. From election uncertainty to digital skills, get ahead of the curve. https://lnkd.in/em-9tzUs
What should organisations expect in 2024? - TPXimpact
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Government is intended to work for EVERYONE — But without an intentional approach to closing the digital divide, government agencies can still find that some residents are left behind. We tackle this topic in a recent PayIt blog (below), and associated white paper: https://okt.to/LHv4lN #Blog #WhitePaper #DigitalDivide #DIgitalAccessibility #DigitalGovernment
What's the digital divide (and why does it matter for government services)? - PayIt
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Government agencies are increasingly offering services online, which is generally a win for ease and accessibility. But without a focused approach to addressing the digital divide, some individuals can be left behind. Learn more about this topic in a recent blog from PayIt. #Blog #DigitalDivide #DigitalAccessibility #DigitalGovernment
What's the digital divide (and why does it matter for government services)? - PayIt
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Money is tight, but post election I am sure expectation for change will be huge. One way we are looking to help is accelerate the time to deliver value, using smaller teams and shortening the gap between policy creation and delivery. Learn more in this article from Clayton Smith, our Managing Director, as he discusses the importance of the digital deliverability of policy following the election: https://lnkd.in/dzAAi9jZ #digital #transformation #change #government
During the intense period of an election campaign, numerous aspects are put to the test. The fiscal credibility of each party, the potential of their policies to improve lives and the abilities of the party leaders. All of these things are important, but once a new government starts working on its plans from July, there's one more thing that could make or break their success: the digital deliverability of each policy initiative. Learn more in this article from Clayton Smith, our Managing Director, as he discusses the importance of the digital deliverability of policy following the election: https://lnkd.in/dzAAi9jZ And here you can download our latest report to learn more about how to fix the policy-delivery gap: https://lnkd.in/eUi5eVEC #DigitalGovernment #PolicyDeliveryGap #DigitalTransformation #PublicPolicy #NewGovernment techUK
Why digital deliverability must be a key test for policy post-election (Guest blog by Zaizi)
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In 2019, Connecticut’s (CT) Governor Ned Lamont declared the state would “invest in an all-digital government,” providing residents with a “one-stop-shop” for all government services “online, not in line.” To help realize this vision, the digital team within the Bureau of Information Technology Solutions launched an effort to improve CT business owners’ interactions with state government by creating Business.CT.gov: a “one-stop shop” for all businesses within the state. As part of its development strategy for Business.CT.gov, the state invested in its in-house digital-delivery capabilities, thereby expanding its potential to deliver high-quality transformation initiatives in the future. Featuring the voices of Max Gigle and David Labbadia, the latest in the DSN Spotlight series highlights the State's approach to developing Business.CT.gov as the first step on the path toward an “all-digital government." Read the spotlight and explore artifacts behind the work ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eq8e84f4
The Door to Digital Transformation in Connecticut: A Digital Service Network Spotlight
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What are governments prioritizing in 2024? According to a recent event, covered in this article by Government Technology, resident experience is on the short list — and they are investing budget to back that up. Learn more: https://okt.to/xqX3MA #DigitalGovernment #GovTech PayIt
Where Will Government Point Its 2024 IT Dollars?
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I couldn't agree more with the contents of this article 👏 👏 👏 The upshot is that the Public Sector should drive an SME-first culture for innovation and building digital services! 😃 The reason being is that... 🤸♂️ SME's are more flexible, nimble and agile than ‘Big IT’ and can help the public sector adapt to rapid changes in the tech landscape. 🤸♀️ SMEs are more focused on Outcomes and are more open to working collaboratively to achieve joint goals. 🤸♂️ Today, many SMEs are at the forefront of delivering critical national infrastructure projects, which have proven to offer better value for money. #hettnorth24 #publicsectorinnovation #agiletransformation #outcomes
Why the public sector must learn from the mistakes of the past and end its over reliance on Big IT
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State and Local Government is facing challenges and growth opportunities at the same time. There is the combination of sunsetting legacy applications and a significant sector of the workforce reaching retirement age. While this is slowing down government programs there are billions of dollars earmarked for local projects. This is a great article on how AI and SaaS may be the way of the future. https://lnkd.in/eKHGmTU4 #workdayhcm #stateandlocal #infrastructurefunding #aiandbusiness
The Future of State and Local Government: 5 Essential Focus Areas
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