What is a Process Library?
A business process refers to the series of steps your organisation takes to accomplish a certain goal. When they work well, these actions should reflect the revenue you receive, or your other markers of success.
A business process refers to the series of steps your organisation takes to accomplish a certain goal. When they work well, these actions should reflect the revenue you receive, or your other markers of success.
Low-code technology can enable councils to achieve more with less. However, be aware that low-code platforms can vary enormously. Choosing one requires extra care. Here are four important questions for councils to ask.
Embrace the power of AI innovation over invention, and let AI help you scale your success. The world’s most successful companies are the ones scaling smartly, not endlessly reinventing.
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A lack of quality data and insight into services is impacting how local authorities deliver outcomes to citizens. Discover how good and bad savings hinge on the long-term impact and sustainability of the savings measures.
In today’s increasingly digital world, the importance of digital inclusion cannot be overstated, especially in social housing. With approximately 4 million adults in the UK living offline, the digital divide poses significant challenges for tenants who may struggle to access essential services and community resources.
As local authorities try to achieve more with less, low-code is emerging as a quiet success story in the UK when it comes to public sector digital transformation. This blog dig deeper and look at three reasons why more councils are using low-code platforms for many applications rather than traditional IT purchasing.
Discovering the value of process mapping in the NHS is an obvious step for many Trusts looking to address challenges. From improving patient communication and engagement to staff productivity and morale – the drive to spot opportunities for change has never been stronger.