Transforming Council Operations with AI: 3 Practical Use Cases

Webinar | Wednesday 15th October 2025, 1:00pm – 2:00pm

Annual Leave

Wednesday 15th November 2025

1:00pm – 2:00pm

Online

Join us for a focused session on how AI is reshaping the way councils operate and serve their communities.

Hosted by Mark Gannon, former CIO with some of the UK’s largest councils, this webinar will showcase three high-impact AI use cases:

  • AI-powered virtual assistants to improve citizen engagement and free up staff time
  • Advanced summarisation tools to speed up reporting, meeting notes and consultation responses
  • Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) – including visual IDP that can extract and interpret data from images.

Through live demonstrations, you’ll see how these solutions can deliver real efficiency gains and streamline processes for councils, while improving service delivery for residents.

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how AI can transform council operations and raise the bar for citizen satisfaction.

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