Event | SOCITM | President’s Conference 2024
Join us and SOCTM at this year’s SOCITM President’s Conference: Where innovation meets community, on 12th and 13th June in Birmingham.
Discover valuable insights and network with industry leaders at our upcoming events, where innovation meets collaboration for a brighter future. Events range from virtual webinars to face-to-face sessions. We look forward to connecting with you soon!
Join us and SOCTM at this year’s SOCITM President’s Conference: Where innovation meets community, on 12th and 13th June in Birmingham.
Join us and SOCITM on 19th April to hear from Lancashire County Council, who will explore how our low-code application development platform has helped them rapidly develop and deploy a large number of applications and processes to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Join us and SOCITM on 9th May as we show you how local authorities like Newcastle City Council and Lancashire County Council are using our low-code platform Liberty Create to drive significant savings and improved citizen and employee experience.
Join us on 23rd May at our exclusive event, featuring speakers from Sevenoaks District Council & Croydon Council, as we discuss how a true low-code platform can fast track digital transformation.
Join us on the 18th April, alongside Sally Atkinson, Patient Access Service Manager, Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust, and John Clarke, Former-CIO of UHL, in conversation about the concept of Waiting Well for patients.
On-demand: Hear from us, LocalGov Drupal and two leading councils in this engaging show and tell session, looking at the results of good collaboration between both platforms.
Explore the incredible apps submitted by our winner and finalists in this year’s awards — and see what’s possible with low-code process automation.
Originally implemented on the 1st of April 2023, the Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSM) Standard aims to improve the lives of social housing tenants — making sure they are listened to, able to live in safe homes in good repair and their complaints are well handled.
Delivering good customer service in the utilities sector has become more challenging as many people struggle with the cost of living. But, technology can help brands to become more empathetic and improve customer experience.
Could utilities get better at supporting vulnerable customers? Greater collaboration could take services to the next level. And the technology needed already exists…
90% of outpatient appointments require some form of diagnostic test, so any delay in these tests can lead to postponed treatments. This impacts patient outcomes. Against the backdrop of waiting lists of 7.6 million, diagnostic performance emerges as a critical concern.