Public Service Data Live 2024 – as it happened
By Richard Johnstone on 19/09/2024 | Updated on 19/09/2024
Global Government Forum’s Public Service Data Live conference brought together public servants to discuss how data and artificial intelligence can help unlock better government services on 19 September 2024. Relive the key talking points from the conference
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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