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Virtual reality (VR) immersive technologies are increasingly entering our daily lives - with 171 million active users worldwide and 77% of millennials willing to use the technology.
This episode of Perspectives Live from Civica explored their potential with public sector leaders and innovators to discover if immersive technologies can make an impact and enhance services.
Part One - Speakers:
Tony Colson, Director of IT, Sense
Gavin Smart, CEO, Chartered Institute of Housing
Part Two - Panel discussion:
Ben Edmonds, IT Programme & Business Change Manager, London Legacy Development Corporation
Hugh Sullivan, CEO, Immersity
Helen Olsen Bedford, UKAuthority (Chair)
Are immersive technologies more suited to Hollywood and the gaming sector? Or can they enhance service delivery?
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UKA Live Spotlight on Automation explored the role of robotic process automation (RPA) in driving innovation and freeing crucial staff hours across the public sector as we learn to live with Covid
On the panel:
Swindon Borough Council
South Yorkshire Police
Newcastle City Council
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Cloud – public, private and hybrid – played a huge part in the public sector’s Covid response, as it quickly developed and launched services to support the people most in need. With budgets set to tighten, how will the sector continue its digital transformation journey and what role can cloud play?
Cloud services provide a way forward, building and scaling new services at speed while getting the most for taxpayers’ money. To be successful this will need a strong understanding of what the industry can offer, the shifting dynamics of public and private clouds and in-house digital estates, and the regulatory environment. As the discussion identifies, this requires not just knowledge and skills, but a willingness to continually look to change and modernise the way services are delivered.