Smart city technology aimed at improving key services like car parking, waste collection in some remote areas and traffic management is on its way to Swansea in the months and years ahead.
Technology has already been helping the council improve its services in a range of different areas like litter bin collection in remote areas of the Gower, water safety and customer contact and now it’s looking at how it can go further in a new phase of its digital transformation plans.
Weiterlesen: GB: Wales: Smart city technology set to transform services in Swansea
Our roadmap for modern digital governmentsets out how every corner of the state is using technology to make government work for the citizens it serves. It’s an action plan for the whole of the public sector, bringing together some of the most important products, platforms and transformation initiatives planned between now and 2030.
From building a new careers service to help people into work, to making people’s lives easier by giving them a free, secure way to prove their identity in their day to day lives, this roadmap defines the progress we are making to build a modern British government.
Weiterlesen: GOV.UK: Our roadmap for modern digital government
Carlisle is no longer just a historic Cumbrian city with Roman roots and charming period homes—it is steadily emerging as a forward-thinking “smart city” that blends heritage with innovation. As local authorities push for improved digital connectivity, greener transport, and data-driven urban planning, homeowners, landlords, and long-term investors are beginning to recognise how these upgrades could shape the area’s property market.
Below, we explore how Carlisle’s smart city ambitions are transforming real estate trends, the opportunities this creates for investors, and why working closely with experienced Estate Agents in Carlisle is more essential than ever.
Weiterlesen: GB: Cumbria: Carlisle’s Smart City Vision: How Innovation Is Redefining Real Estate
Netcompany and Ahead Partnership’s challenge equipped young people with skills around the design of inclusive, sustainable and tech-enabled future cities.
International IT services provider Netcompany, in collaboration with social value specialist Ahead Partnership, has delivered its Smart Cities Challenge.
The three-month programme equipped more than 600 young people across the UK cities of London, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester and the North East with new skills and understanding around the design of inclusive, sustainable and tech-enabled cities of the future.
Weiterlesen: GB: Smart cities challenge creates tomorrow’s digital leaders
Turning technology potential into real public sector progress
Across the UK and beyond, public sector organizations have made major strides toward digital transformation.
From online tax portals to digital health records, citizens are expecting the same seamless, data-driven experience they receive from private sector services, and these expectations are increasingly being met.
Weiterlesen: GB: Bridging the real digital gap in the public sector