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I was disappointed in the book, maybe this was because I had such high hopes for it. Overall though the story lacked a clear goal, but there were some great insights amongst a lot of filler.

Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, the pace of digital transformation across local authority and health services was already accelerating, with innovative solutions designed to increase engagement, widen automation and deliver more bang for the public sector buck arriving across the country.

As a business with a major interest in the value and impact of innovation, we are delighted to be sponsoring the upcoming NOVO Awards, which will recognise the groundbreaking success of businesses in Essex

We brought together a panel of experts from politics, local authorities and private sector technology specialists, and put a series of key questions to them to understand what the future holds for digital services in the public sector.

Example output from the IJYI Inception Workshop showing the structure and the tasks involved to get everything you need from a project perspective to help kickstart a software delivery in the best possible way.

New research commissioned by IJYI has revealed the widespread impact of COVID-19 on UK businesses, their employees and use of technology. It offers fascinating insight into the rapidly changing circumstances which forced half of UK businesses to delay strategic IT projects, with one-in-ten now “considerably behind plan”.

IJYI recently ran a webinar for Public Sector & Health professionals to look at how technology can be used to deliver improved outcomes. 

This book is a great book for understanding the world of intelligent automation, and has some excellent use cases at the end, to get the juices flowing with ideas on how you can implement it within your organisation.

Even though this book was written pre covid it gives excellent insight to why our economy was badly damaged by a pandemic.