Innovation 2024 as it happened – day 1
By Richard Johnstone on 19/03/2024 | Updated on 19/03/2024
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Co-hosted by the UK Government, UK Civil Service and the Cabinet Office, Innovation is a unique exhibition and conference that brings together government leaders from across the globe to share how to transform public sector organisations and services. Find out what happened on day 1 of the 2024 conference, on 19 March 2024
About Richard Johnstone
Richard Johnstone is the executive editor of Global Government Forum, where he helps to produce editorial analysis and insight for the title’s audience of public servants around the world. Before joining GGF, he spent nearly five years at UK-based title Civil Service World, latterly as acting editor, and has worked in public policy journalism throughout his career.
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Join this session to discuss:
•How can government organisations implement the policies recommended by the US National Security Agency.
•How can government make sure that identity and access management is implemented effectively across organisations.
•How government can ensure that suppliers meet best practice to keep security as high as possible.
Join the webinar to find out how government is building capacity and capability to tackle fraud.
We will discuss:
• How nations can measure the scale of fraud and error in their country – and how they can develop their plans to tackle it
• How to structure the public sector response to get the most effective action
• How governments can work together globally to tackle the problem of illicit finance
Join this session to discuss:
• The trends in how government services are trusted around the world
• The best way to measure service performance
• How digital services can be deployed to improve the experience of using government services.
This webinar will look at how the government can develop digital credentials in a way that are inclusive and effective. It will look at the barriers to deploying credentials, which include UK government findings that only 4% of users under the age of 17 have enough financial or government footprint for identification, and 42% have difficulty completing online tasks and therefore need help from friends and family.