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Why agile services matter for local government
Dealing with digital transformation in an age of shrinking budgets can seem a daunting task. Faced with a blank sheet of paper some organisations, and people, can be paralysed...
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Local government insight: The Early Adopter of Cloud
Cloud First approach underpins Aylesbury Vale District Council’s transformation
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Local government insight: Transformation and the IT team
Cloud shift is spurring transformation in the IT Team at Wiltshire Council. The migration to cloud IT is changing the way the IT team supports the business and provides resources...
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Local government insight: The cloud-first council
Public cloud provides a platform for future transformation at Enfield
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Five key tips for agile working
Follow this advice to help get your organisation agile-fit and innovation-ready
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Putting Croydon on the digital recruitment map
Croydon Council chief information officer Matthew Wallbridge explains how the council did things differently in attracting top digital talent to South London
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Local government insight: Clearing the legacy IT hangover
Gareth Pawlett, chief information officer at Cheshire East Borough Council discusses how rationalising Legacy IT provides a platform for change at the council
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Collaboration is key to accelerating local government cloud adoption
Andy Powell, chief technology officer at not-for-profit technology company Eduserv, says many councils now accept that cloud represents the future for local government IT, but the pace of adoption remains...
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Innovation to a budget
Constraints on public spending mean proving the business case for technology projects is tougher than ever before. But agile development is allowing the best organisations to continue to innovate...
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Can technology really attract and retain staff?
Ian Hodson, head of reward at the University of Lincoln, discusses how the technology a company uses - and its availability - has become a symbolic aspect of an organisation’s...
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