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Innovation in Delivering Public Services Seminar

Innovation in Delivering Public Services SeminarIn the current economic climate it is vital that the public sector is able to deliver more with less. The Croke Park agreement is starting to deliver savings as services are reformed. However, we must continue to find new ways of delivering services to the citizen that are more efficient, delivering cost savings to government as well as better public services overall.

This seminar, part of the eolas magazine ICT Innovation Forum, will examine how innovation can be introduced into the public sector.

Key themes under discussion in the seminar include:

  • Innovative government – finding cost savings;
  • ICT as a lever for change;
  • Collaborating with citizens in transforming public services;
  • The shared services model;
  • Public sector case studies: innovation in action.

An expert speaker panel has been assembled to explore all these issues and determine how we can ensure that innovation in the public sector remains a priority. We are also pleased to welcome leading authority on innovation Charles Leadbeater, who will deliver the keynote address.

Interactive

The seminar is structured in a way to provide a high level of interaction between speakers and delegates. There will be plentiful opportunities for questions as well as discussion in each of the sessions. In the breaks and margins of the event there will also be scope for networking and business development.

Interactive

Innovation in Delivering Public Services Seminar

Date: Now over
Venue: Chartered Accountants House, Dublin

Sponsored by:
Deloitte

In association with:

eolas Magazine

Who is it for?

  • Public sector managers involved in service delivery
  • Policy makers across the public sector
  • Government ICT decision makers
  • NGOs / voluntary organisations supporting the delivery of public services
  • Business and ICT organisations
  • Consultant and other advisory organisations