Defra Digital Delivery Manager Mike Douthwaite tells us about a working typical day for him which includes everything from agile working to supporting product managers, to recruiting new team members, and celebrating success.
As people around the world mobilise for the Global Day of Action for the Climate, the Environment Agency’s Mark Harvett, one of the Product Owners for the Water Resources Licensing Service, explains how a new email alert service will enable abstractors to be more in-step with available water resources.
We were joined by Dragos Leonte from Digital Scotland, Lesley Jones from the Welsh Nursing Care Record and Fran Beadle from Digital Health and Care Wales. The panel highlighted how they have worked as part of multidisciplinary teams and what they’ve learnt as part of this process.
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Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg Have you ever found yourself binge watching something for hours on end, because Netflix recommended it? Has unlocking your phone just by looking at it become the norm for you? What if the public … Continue reading
Tony Hunt, imports delivery lead in the Digital Data and Technology Services Major Projects team, has been looking at how food comes into the UK this World Food Day.
Posted by Glyn Jones, Chief Digital Officer, Welsh Government Darllenwch y dudalen hon yn Cymraeg Another day, another one of the most exciting digital jobs in Wales becomes available. This time, it’s the Deputy Director for Digital Learning job, a … Continue reading
You’re invited to SWIC’s Net Zero Week! A series of online seminars introducing the work of the South Wales Industrial Cluster & its projects – open to all OCTOBER 5TH: 10:30 – 11:30 SWIC Week Launch – Net Zero and its relevance to South Wales 14:30 – 15:30 The future of clean power and energy…
Cloud-based Customer MDM presents itself in the shape of software as a service (SaaS). This means that organizations do not incurring a cost of the hardware and software associated with it and have no application or hardware maintenance to pay. The organization and financial cost of provisioning on-premise and captive hardware is sometimes prohibitive enough for organizations to effectively ditch capital expenditure on a system and instead invest capital budgets elsewhere in the business and instead choose a pay as you go model which SaaS will support.
You’re unlikely to run a race that you will not finish much less win. Why would you do that? The same has to be true about your business.
An IT management reporting can help your business in identifying if your reporting function could do with an overhaul.
