28 May 2010, 9:22am
Share to Save: How GI can equip the public sector to do more with less
http://calendar.agi.org.uk/ViewItem.html?cal_item_id=702
"Joined-up government" is a phrase we have not heard for a while. But with the emphasis now firmly on saving taxpayer cash, it could be making a comeback. The Total Place pilots have demonstrated that a whole area approach to public services can lead to better services at less cost. Now though, the challenge for everyone in the public sector is to save money by joining-up local public services, staff and buildings.
Geography and GIS are fundamental to understanding place. Many government organisations already employ GIS to deliver better services for the customer at less cost. The seminar will concentrate on three key elements:
• Efficiency savings through shared services/partnership working
• Successful case studies of proven savings through the use of GI
• Value of GI intelligence in public service provision
The seminar will provide an excellent opportunity for participants from the Local Government, Health and Emergency Planning sectors to discuss best practice, learn from peer organisations and see where opportunities exist to do more geospatially with less.
Registration
Public Sector Employees: Free
AGI Member: £65+VAT
Non Member: £130+VAT
Non members of the AGI can only be invoiced if they supply a purchase order number

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Share, to, Save:, How, GI, can, equip, the, public, sector, to, do, more, with, less
http://calendar.agi.org.uk/ViewItem.html?cal_item_id=702
\"Joined-up, government\", is, a, phrase, we, have, not, heard, for, a, while., But, with, the, emphasis, now, firmly, on, saving, taxpayer, cash,, it, could, be, makingMore…
Mike Small
Member of the London Chapter of ISACA, the Information Systems Audit & Control Association (www.isaca.org)