Hitachi Solutions is sponsoring the Local Gov Strategy Forum on 15th and 16th May 2018, at the Heythrop Park Resort, Oxfordshire.
As a long-standing Microsoft partner, with a track record of successful Public Sector projects, an increasing number of Local Authorities are seeking the services of Hitachi Solutions to help transform their business processes and move forward to the future. Our expertise in Microsoft cloud solutions, across Microsoft’s Dynamics 365, data and IoT platforms, have led to us being approached by a number of authorities needing to transform how they deliver services and their customer experience.
Hitachi Solutions will host a group discussion on the future of business applications for Local Government The starting point for the discussion is whether a single application platform would ever be achievable or desirable.
Many organisations are increasingly turning to application platforms like Microsoft Dynamics 365 to standardise their service delivery. Many have made significant progress in delivering multiple services from one platform, but where some businesses in other sectors have standardised completely on the Microsoft cloud platform, this is still some way off for local authorities.
Through the course of the debate we will look to draw out whether this is a realistic aim for local authorities – and if it were, what the benefits for councils and customers alike might be. All are welcome to join the conversation to learn from each other and share insights and experiences.
Please click here for more details on the event. And visit our dedicated web page for more information on Hitachi Solutions’ work with Local Government.
Richard leads Hitachi Solutions’ Public Sector business. Having previously held senior positions in Government, and in Microsoft UK, Richard has spent the last 10 years focused on helping public sector organisations transform the services they deliver, their supplier relationships, and their use of Microsoft technology to reimagine both customer and employee experiences.
