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UK Councils Eliminate Integration Headaches and Connect Data Silos with Citizen Hub

Webinar | Wednesday 26th March 2025, 1:00pm – 2:00pm

Annual Leave

Wednesday 26th March

1:00pm – 2:00pm

Online

Come join us to discover how innovative UK councils are simplifying life for residents and staff alike with Citizen Hub.

Through practical examples and live demonstrations, we’ll illustrate how Citizen Hub’s robust integration capabilities can help you speed up digital transformation without the need to replace existing systems. Streamline workflows across departments, connect fragmented data silos, and deliver an outstanding end-to-end citizen experience while reducing costs.

Join our upcoming webinar with Socitm – it is completely free and open to everyone. Click the button to register now and secure your spot to gain some valuable insights.

Enhancing the experiences of your citizens

Streamline appointment booking for X-rays, CT and MRI scans. You’ll reduce manual processes and did-not-attends, while enhancing efficiency and the patient experience.

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Why All Public Sector Leaders Need to be Digital Leaders… and Now

The importance of strong digital leadership in local government is not a new concept but one that’s recently become imperative. ‘Underfunded’ and ‘understaffed’ have long been words synonymous with the public sector, with local authority ‘spending power’ falling and staff numbers have dropped consistently since 1999. It seems we’ve finally hit a crisis point.

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In 2000, less than 7% of the world had internet access. Fast forward to today and that figure rises to a whopping 63% — a fact that’s even more astounding as it includes emerging and developing economies — where 93% are on social media. Just think, most of us didn’t even know what that was in 2000.