NewDigital Transformation, Artificial Intelligence and Innovating in the Public Sector Toolkit
16 - 27 November 2026 - London (£4,750)
This toolkit comprises two standalone workshops.
Digital Transformation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: From strategy to public value
16 to 20 November 2026 in London
Over the past decades, digital technologies have been transforming economies and societies, and public administrations are increasingly expected to keep pace. Today, Artificial Intelligence is becoming the new frontier of digital transformation, opening up new possibilities to redesign services and internal processes. As technologies keep evolving, public authorities have an opportunity to move beyond digitisation and accelerate a more ambitious phase of transformation, improving how government works and how it interacts with citizens and businesses.
Innovating in the Public Sector
23 – 27 November 2026 in London
Ministers, Department Heads and individual public sector policy makers and managers are having to deal with the ever-growing challenge of dealing with new, complex and systemic societal and organisational problems that simply cannot be dealt with or solved using classic, existing government practices, processes, tools and ways of thinking. The world of policy-makers, programme providers and managers is crying out for innovation – new ideas, policies, approaches, services, products and ways of doing things. Yet, being innovative in the public sector can carry significant risks.
How can you change the culture of your organisation and your colleagues – and even your managers and decision-makers – from one of “accepting the status quo” and “doing things right” to one of “challenging the status quo” and to doing “new right things in new ways”?
09:30 - 16:30
£4,750
London
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