▶ Maximising efficiency and fast response through nimble use of technology
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Financial shortfalls and increased demand will continue to challenge key council services, but smart use of technology can help local authorities succeed despite these challenges, and deliver vital services for their communities.
Watch this free webinar to learn how.
Topics include:
• Case studies showing how local authorities have secured the benefits of new technology during the pandemic to deliver specific outcomes
• How technology will enable councils to achieve efficiencies and service improvements in the months and years ahead
• The ways that flexible apps can adapt to different service areas depending on need, avoiding mutually incompatible solutions that are stuck within service silos
Hitachi Solutions Europe
The Crown Commercial Service, the commercial wing of the Cabinet Office, has put together the framework deal initially for two and a half years with the option extend for up to 18 months.
Public bodies able to access the terms of the agreement include central government departments and all other UK public bodies, including local authorities, health, police, fire and rescue, education, and devolved administrations.
Although £1.5bn might seem a princely sum, the Crown Commercial Service is at pains to underscore that it cannot guarantee any business through the framework agreement.
The deal sets out a requirement for software design and implementation services to cover strategy, architecture, design, software selection, impact assessment, implementation, integration services, data migration, change management, training, onboarding, and business process automation.