Agenda

Why Governments Must Rethink Their Approach: Transforming Organisational Logic for the Digital Age

The hierarchical and political logic of governments often fail when it comes to the implementation of digital transformation. Digital transformation requires different logics to succeed: interdisciplinarity, common standards, and delegation of responsibility. The dilemma between political interests and technically necessary decisions must be organised within structures that enable sustainable implementation. For this, good formats for negotiating the various interests are essential.

Modernising Public Services

Our award-winning Discussion Table format where delegates, speakers and invited industry experts break out into themed small-group discussions.

Over the course of the day you'll have the opportunity to join four different Discussion Tables.

Our award-winning Discussion Table format where delegates, speakers and invited industry experts break out into themed small-group discussions.

Over the course of the day you'll have the opportunity to join four different Discussion Tables.

Our first panel discussion that brings together public sector leaders to 'horizon scan' the trajectory and interplay of evolving citizen expectations, emergent technical capabilities and pressures on the existing public sector operating model.

• James Partis, Assistant Chief Executive & Chief Transformation Officer, London Borough of Newham
  
• Eilidh Mclaughlin, Deputy Director Digital of Ethics, Inclusion and Assurance, Scottish Government
• Jennifer Achiro, Regional Vice President - Central Government - Salesforce
• Jon Cook, Head of Specialist Services – UK Public Sector

Oliver will share lessons in delivering large-scale operational transformation drawing on his experience of overseeing one of the largest project portfolios in UK Government.

Our award-winning Discussion Table format where delegates, speakers and invited industry experts break out into themed small-group discussions.

Over the course of the day you'll have the opportunity to join four different Discussion Tables.

The fourth and last session of our award-winning Discussion Table format where delegates, speakers and invited industry experts break out into themed small-group discussions.

The Synergy Programme aims to unify back-office functions like HR, finance, and procurement across departments including DWP, the Home Office, and the Ministry of Justice.

Chris will highlight how cloud technology and unified back-office functions are improving efficiency, enabling data-driven decisions, and modernising operations across government.

A 30-second recap of the key highlights and takeaways from our Discussion Table co-hosts.