Please note that this webcaste was originally scheduled for broadcast on16 July – if you have already registered you will automatically be registered for the new date.

How do we manage this next cultural change in our way of working and public service delivery as restrictions lift?

The switch to home working necessitated by lockdown proved remarkably successful for the public sector, effectively realising the long sought vision of mobile and flexible working overnight. But with the return to offices now in progress, what does the future hold?

In this live webcast we will explore how digital leaders can ensure the technology meets the needs of our workforce, citizens and patients:

• How do we make the virtual experience better for people, regardless of location?
• Are our systems robust and secure from wherever we need to work?
• Can they interoperate seamlessly across whatever platforms are being used?
• Can we use technology to improve accessibility and champion inclusivity?
• And, how do we focus on individual wellbeing whilst enabling teams to work to their best potential? ….

Join the conversation!

Public sector delegates ordering before 1st September will receive a ‘healthy eating’ refreshment pack from our programme partner, Webex by Cisco, to enjoy during the webcast – please add your delivery details where indicated on the registration form!

Who should attend this one hour UKAuthority Live Webcast?

This one hour live webcast is free to attend for the public sector

All those involved in enabling the future of hybrid work for their organisation, including, but not limited to: Local Authority / NHS / Police / Fire / Housing Chief Information Officers, Chief Digital Officers, HR, Heads of IT, Heads of and Leads for Finance and line of business departments, Members, Heads / Leaders in Digital and Data, Heads of Customer Services, Transformation or Change

Registration

This event is designed specifically for the UK public sector – please register using your public sector email. Please note that registrations from personal email addresses may be rejected.

UKAuthority has full editorial control of this event thanks to support from our programme partner. By registering for this event you agree to the sharing of your name, organisation, job title and work email address with the UKAuthority editorial team and partner organisation hosting this event. If you do not wish this information to be shared, please let us know direct by emailing: sian@ukauthority.co.uk