Tag Archives: public services

A win-win solution

Balancing cost cuts and service improvement demands a clear change management strategy Since the last term of the Labour government, there has been a clear move by public sector organisations to reduce their fixed operational non-pay costs. Many started by reducing their estates’ footprint and are now having to look at other areas such as [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

Power to the people

We are some way from engaging people in true participation through e-government, but the activities of some public services suggests it’s only a matter of time Britain’s planning process is a bit of a coconut shy. One party sets up a proposal, others throw objections at it. Once in a while, a proposal gets knocked [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

In search of the silver lining

With public services poised to move into the cloud, critical questions about IT security and data protection must be addressed No longer in the realm of blue-sky thinking, cloud computing has developed beyond the initial hype and is now a viable and attractive option for both private and public sectors. Many organisations are ready to [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

Public services showing size does matter

Dynamic CRM software cuts the deficit and enables more efficient public services With Chancellor George Osborne’s stated £12 billion savings in his Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR), there is greater impetus for digital interactions between residents and public services – which reduce print, paper, postage and staff costs. You may have read about many of the [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →

A public services network for the 21st century

Plans are under way for a seamless transition into cheaper, faster delivery of public services that are more secure and better integrated Imagine if every car in the UK had to have its own road; the cost and environmental impact would be enormous. Then picture the difference if each car shared a road with countless [...]

Leave a comment Continue Reading →