6th - 7th October
Wotton House Country Estate Hotel
Dorking, Surrey
Wotton House Country Estate Hotel
Dorking, Surrey
The public sector is going through the biggest transformation in modern times. In the last couple of years we’ve seen departments merge, re brand and sometimes disappear completely, but that doesn't mean that the work they did just disappears.
In order to increase efficiency more departments are looking at hot desking and flexible working, with this comes risk associated with data and Cyber security. So how do departments make data accessible whilst making is easy enough for people to gain access?
The relationship between central government and the private sector is also changing. The relationship is now more of a partnership as oppose to client-supplier due the fact that with the demand landscape constantly changing suppliers need to be flexible enough to adapt to the changing needs of the department they are supplying to. As well as having to manage their relationships with their suppliers differently, Central Government are also having to work with localised public sector organisations in a different way, whether it be an NHS Trust, Local Authority or Blue Light organisation.
In order to increase efficiency more departments are looking at hot desking and flexible working, with this comes risk associated with data and Cyber security. So how do departments make data accessible whilst making is easy enough for people to gain access?
The relationship between central government and the private sector is also changing. The relationship is now more of a partnership as oppose to client-supplier due the fact that with the demand landscape constantly changing suppliers need to be flexible enough to adapt to the changing needs of the department they are supplying to. As well as having to manage their relationships with their suppliers differently, Central Government are also having to work with localised public sector organisations in a different way, whether it be an NHS Trust, Local Authority or Blue Light organisation.
speakers
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David Holdsworth
Deputy Chief Executive Officer Intellectual Property Office |
Mary Barber
Director of Transformation HMRC |
Neil Hayward
HR Director HS2 |
Nic Granger
Director of Corporate & Chief Finance Officer Oil and Gas Authority |
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Heath Pritchard
Head of Major Projects Cabinet Office (Geospatial Commission) |
Martin Jones
Chief Executive Parole Board |
Rebecca Blackman
Director of Engagement Arts Council England |
Ian Wallis
Deputy Director People Analytics and Insight HMRC |
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Clare
Lain Head of Technical and International Engagement UK Hydrographic Office |
Marc
Gill Director, Customer Services (Debt Management) HMRC |
Nick
Capaldi Chief Executive Arts Council Wales |
Catherine Heffernan
Immunisation Lead for London Public Health England |
Keith
Finnigan Head of Facilities Management Crown Commercial Service |
