Webinar | Wednesday 24th September 2025, 12:00pm – 13:00pm
Wednesday 24th September 2025
12:00pm – 13:00pm EDT/
17:00pm – 18:00pm BST
Webinar
We’ll be joined by Clare Evans who is Director of Transformation at Tewkesbury Borough Council in the UK. Clare will share Tewkesbury’s journey of implementing and utilising Netcall’s Liberty Converse solution, highlighting the transformative impact it has had on her municipality.
The session will also explore how Autonomous Agents can help municipalities to manage citizen contact and service delivery. The session will show live demos of the product, showcasing its capabilities and demonstrating next-generation features including advanced AI capabilities.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how Liberty Converse can revolutionise your municipal services, enhancing efficiency and citizen satisfaction more quickly and more cost-effectively than some of the better known solutions.
Sign up now and join us for an interesting discussion.
Director of Transformation, Tewkesbury Borough Council
Director of Client Solutions, Netcall
Principal Solutions Consultant (Innovation Team), Netcall
Be part of the AI revolution in municipal services
Amid budget cuts and a cost-of-living crisis, driven in part by the inflation rate, many already struggling local councils are finding it difficult to persevere with wider community impacts — like creating jobs, building homes, supporting businesses and investing in new infrastructure. So how do local authorities ensure long-term sustainability and cost savings?
Sharing a vision of modern service delivery across the public sector, Netcall is delighted to be a 2023 executive sponsor of the Society for Innovation, Technology and Modernisation (Socitm).
The importance of strong digital leadership in local government is not a new concept but one that’s recently become imperative. ‘Underfunded’ and ‘understaffed’ have long been words synonymous with the public sector, with local authority ‘spending power’ falling and staff numbers have dropped consistently since 1999. It seems we’ve finally hit a crisis point.
