DigiGov 2024 will provide local and central government digital, data and technology communities with the opportunity to learn about latest industry developments, share best practice, explore innovative solutions and collaborate with their peers.
Leave a commentTo help organisations tackle net zero through procurement, PUBLIC is partnering with the Crown Commercial Service on a project funded by the Open Contracting Partnership’s Lift impact accelerator programme.
Leave a commentEddie Copeland outlines why local government needs to try a different approach to testing radical new innovations.
Leave a commentEight reasons why it’s challenging for London boroughs to harmonise the tech they use – what LOTI is doing about it.
2 CommentsProcurement is part of a bigger transformation and innovation puzzle. If done well and outcomes-focused, it can help stimulate the local government tech market and create places where citizens can thrive and feel safe.
Leave a commentLondon Borough of Harrow shares their experience of developing a digital twin to solve their Council’s business problems.
Leave a commentOn 7 March, techUK, together with some of its members, had a mini takeover of the LOTI all members meeting. The purpose of this was to showcase to LOTI members how tech and data can help London boroughs achieve efficiency savings whilst continuing to deliver improved outcomes for citizens and residents.
Leave a commentAn Innovation in Procurement Toolkit to help boroughs see how they can improve their own procurement processes to lead to better results.
Leave a commentHelping boroughs make effective use of Assistive Technology (AT) to enable residents to live more independently.
Comments Off on Assistive Technology pilotsTo show and share the technologies used in London’s local government services to allow boroughs to collaborate with one another and innovate in procurement.
Leave a commentEnabling public sector staff and elected members to quickly and easily get online wherever they may be working in London’s public sector estate.
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