Norway’s AI restrictions in schools raise urgent questions for Britain about learning, assessment integrity and whether universities can still prove graduates have genuine knowledge skills.
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explains why trusted, sovereign, domain-specific AI could help the NHS improve care navigation, productivity and patient outcomes safely at scale.
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Andy Price of Digital Modus explores how platform-based government can reduce legacy IT complexity, improve public services, and enable AI-driven transformation at scale.
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
As government digital services expand, external attack surface management is becoming essential to public sector cyber resilience, helping teams identify and reduce online risks before attackers exploit them.
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
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Sascha Giese of SolarWinds explores how ethical, inclusive AI can transform UK education by supporting teachers, enhancing accessibility, and ensuring equal learning opportunities.
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Local governments must prioritize digital transformation to create smarter, more efficient cities. By investing in IoT infrastructure, data management, and AI, they can enhance services, boost economies, and improve citizens’ quality of life.
Antony Paul, Global Product Head at Quadient, explores how effective communication and automation can help councils build trust and successfully implement smart city initiatives.
AI has the power to transform education, easing teachers’ workloads while enhancing learning. But trust, transparency, and public confidence are key to its success.
The digital divide in education extends beyond access—it’s about strategy, choice, and impact. Stuart Walker shares five key lessons from his journey in EdTech.
Stephen Foreshew-Cain, CEO of Scott Logic, explores how the UK public sector can overcome legacy IT, data silos, and skills gaps to successfully adopt AI and transform services.
AI is revolutionising the non-profit sector by improving efficiency, outreach, and accessibility, helping charities maximise resources and create greater impact for the communities they serve.
The NHS generates vast amounts of paper documentation, hampering digital transformation. Effective digitisation is crucial for improving efficiency, security, and patient care.
The slow-moving public sector must use the pace of advancing technology to reshape public services for the demands of the future.
Harrow Council’s IT team take Tech For Good behind the scenes of a digital transformation programme that is improving the lives of its workers and residents.
Thames Valley Police’s digital transformation programme has a pioneering approach to automation, focused on frontline policing rather than back-office tasks. The results are remarkable.
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Tech For Good speaks to Out There Impact about its partnership with the World Health Organization as they look to counter the spread of COVID-19 disinformation
Businesses must rethink recycling as a lifecycle strategy, using technology and circular practices to tackle resource pressures, reduce waste and unlock long-term sustainability opportunities.
Otter.ai’s Simon Lau on how hybrid work has improved workplace inclusivity
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Semtech’s Alistair Fulton is a thought leader on the Internet of Things.
In this podcast, Alistair reveals how low-power, wide-area connectivity can help combat climate change.
Norway’s AI restrictions in schools raise urgent questions for Britain about learning, assessment integrity and whether universities can still prove graduates have genuine knowledge skills.
Ric Thompson of OneAdvanced explains why trusted, sovereign, domain-specific AI could help the NHS improve care navigation, productivity and patient outcomes safely at scale.
Steve Blood of Five9 explains why disconnected public services erode trust, and how connected citizen experiences and practical AI can improve outcomes across government services.
Andy Price of Digital Modus explores how platform-based government can reduce legacy IT complexity, improve public services, and enable AI-driven transformation at scale.
Nicholas Batten of Nuumad explores how smarter pharmacy system design can help scale NHS care safely, balancing AI, deterministic logic and compliance.
Rich Giblin of SolarWinds explains why resilient infrastructure, observability and data quality are essential for scaling AI successfully across public sector services.
Peter Clapton explores how UK Critical National Infrastructure operators can strengthen cyber resilience through secure-by-design strategies, IT/OT visibility, and adaptive risk management.
The UK’s AI skills push must go beyond free courses. Faye Ellis of Pluralsight argues role-specific training is essential to unlock real business value.
AI adoption in UK healthcare is accelerating, but limited traceability risks patient safety, accountability, and trust, highlighting the urgent need for transparent, auditable AI systems.
Despite bold digital ambitions, healthcare risks stalling in automation purgatory. Closing integration and skills gaps is key to turning digital potential into everyday clinical practice.
As government digital services expand, external attack surface management is becoming essential to public sector cyber resilience, helping teams identify and reduce online risks before attackers exploit them.
The UK public sector is rapidly adopting AI, but without ethical literacy and regulation, risks of bias and eroded trust loom. Skills and ethics must lead adoption.
Agentic automation is transforming UK healthcare by reducing admin, boosting efficiency and empowering staff—supporting a smarter, more responsive and digitally advanced NHS.
Sascha Giese of SolarWinds explores how ethical, inclusive AI can transform UK education by supporting teachers, enhancing accessibility, and ensuring equal learning opportunities.
Daniel Avery, head of venture building at Rainmaking, on the healthtech innovations spurred via London’s Thames Freeport special economic
The National Procurement Policy Statement shifts public sector spending towards social and environmental impact—yet few are talking about it. Tiia Sammallahti, CEO of whatimpact, explains why VCSEs must seize this opportunity.
Local governments must prioritize digital transformation to create smarter, more efficient cities. By investing in IoT infrastructure, data management, and AI, they can enhance services, boost economies, and improve citizens’ quality of life.
Antony Paul, Global Product Head at Quadient, explores how effective communication and automation can help councils build trust and successfully implement smart city initiatives.
AI has the power to transform education, easing teachers’ workloads while enhancing learning. But trust, transparency, and public confidence are key to its success.
The digital divide in education extends beyond access—it’s about strategy, choice, and impact. Stuart Walker shares five key lessons from his journey in EdTech.
Stephen Foreshew-Cain, CEO of Scott Logic, explores how the UK public sector can overcome legacy IT, data silos, and skills gaps to successfully adopt AI and transform services.
AI is revolutionising the non-profit sector by improving efficiency, outreach, and accessibility, helping charities maximise resources and create greater impact for the communities they serve.
The NHS generates vast amounts of paper documentation, hampering digital transformation. Effective digitisation is crucial for improving efficiency, security, and patient care.
The slow-moving public sector must use the pace of advancing technology to reshape public services for the demands of the future.
