Digital public services are an imperative. Learn how ‘change agents’ can help the public sector to digitally transform with the Microsoft Change Agent training programme in June 2023.
We put our trust in technology – from a simple coffee machine to the car, the train, the plane and the complex systems that deliver life’s essential services. But how secure will the internet be with the dawn of the Internet of Things?
You will not have to stay home. You will not have to plug in, boot up or log out. You may be in the driver’s seat, but who will be driving?
There’s no better time to understand data: to really be able to look at a vast sea of data and, see the bigger picture. But how long will the good times really last?
In many places around the world, police forces and legal systems are turning to technology to improve cross-organisational collaboration and efficiency, as well to ensure greater efficiency in the criminal justice system.
Is the Internet of Things just the latest buzzword, or does it actually mean something? And, if it does mean something, why does it matter?
Today’s marketing landscape has been significantly disrupted by technology, with formerly unlikely bedfellows, the CMO, CIO and CTO, now forming a crucial corporate axis.
From delivering primary care at scale to securing 7 day services, digital can help the Health sector deliver the government’s ‘digital by default’ strategy.
The first day of UC Expo 2016 at Olympia in London has kicked off and we are all excited of what these two days have in store.
Like much of the public sector, police forces up and down the country are facing budget pressures with funding reductions and the government's drive to 'do more with less'.
As we move further into a cloud-first world, mobile-first, organisations are increasingly focused on navigating the evolving needs of the modern workforce.
Both the Department of Health and the NHS are committed to delivering a ‘digital first’ health and care system to deliver innovative and patient-driven health services across the UK. In February of this year, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt announced the government will invest £4.2 billion in NHS technology over the next five years. This aims to deliver a paperless NHS, and improve service delivery through a series of initiatives, both online and face-to-face. We explore how different Microsoft technologies have been used by a number of healthcare organisations to improve key areas of delivery.
Today’s advanced technology—including sensors, video cameras, and mobile devices—can help keep firefighters safe on the job.
