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Has one US state discovered the secret to successful government data sharing?  

Data sharing in government is notoriously difficult. Due to vertical structures that hinder horizontal working, privacy concerns, and numerous other barriers, it is a nut that most organisations are yet […]

Whole life to longer life: the way we build buildings must change

Midway down Chancery Lane in London sits the 430-year-old Staple Inn. It acts as a reminder that with a fair wind, buildings can last a long time. Whilst this building […]

Pooling authorities’ data in the fight against gender violence

Around the world, violence against women is a huge problem. It has personal, social, and economic costs. One study in Europe, for example, estimated that the cost of violence against […]

Carbon offsetting is one way to net zero, but it must be done sustainably

The Net Zero Challenge In the race to limit global temperature rises to 1.5°C, nation states and other stakeholders on a national, regional and local level are rapidly increasing their […]

Achieving the trifecta of cybersecurity governance with a hybrid workforce

Public sector is a constant target for cyber risks – some unintentional and some purposeful. As public sector implements new processes, systems, and technologies to aid in modernization efforts, security […]

Rebuilding Tourism Through Small Businesses

What small businesses lack in size, they make up for in numbers. Governments can coordinate small businesses across the tourism sector to create the same economies of scale and liquidity […]
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Canadian public sector organisations drive efficiencies and boost creativity through intelligent automation

Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) were once viewed as technologies that would replace white collar jobs. But as experts agreed during an SS&C Blue Prism Canada webinar, […]

What if our cities were more like forests?

Imagine walking through an ancient broadleaf forest. Above your head, trees reach for the sun, harnessing solar energy. Beneath your feet, the ground teems with unseen fungal networks, breaking down […]

Digital Briefing: Shaping the EU’s Digital Future with Intelligent Automation

Date and time: 19 May 2022, 10:30-12:30 CEST Making digital transformation work for people, businesses, and public sector organizations is a key priority for the European Commission. The “Digital Decade” […]

What Canadian healthcare can learn from the UK’s NHS: how digital workers improved critical patient care during COVID-19

The Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group has a long history of thinking outside the box and driving its patient services to ever higher standards. In the COVID-19 pandemic, this meant using […]