In this health and care blueprint we show how systems can move from crisis to prevention: helping people stay independent, supporting professionals with joined-up care, and giving leaders a clear vision of what good looks like.

In this Children’s Services session we explored how digital can supercharge practice in social care and SEND, enhancing judgement and relationships, tackling admin burdens, and helping leaders drive a more preventative system.

In this response to the 10-Year Health Plan we explore the ambition to create a preventative, neighbourhood-based model of care, and highlight why delivery now depends on the ‘how’ - frontline change, digital solutions, and real execution.

In this piece we explore how real innovation in health and care comes from people, not policy, and how co-production, trust, and lived experience can shape more human, preventative services.

In this Local Government feature we explore how reform can be a platform for change, with digital and data at the heart of prevention, productivity, and more connected services.

In this Spending Review response we unpack the record £10 billion investment in NHS technology, the wider £1.9 billion for digital government, and why turning funding into real change now depends on delivery, integration, and new models of care.

In this Children’s Services feature we explore how digital can better support foster carers, strengthen relationships, and help councils move from appreciation to action in building more sustainable care.

In this Adult Social Care feature we share our Digital Blueprint, showing how prevention, independence, and financial sustainability can be achieved through digital innovation, with real-world examples and measurable impact.

In this Enterprise Architecture feature we show how documenting your organisation’s EA can align strategy and technology, reduce costs, and support better decisions — helping leaders focus investment where it delivers the most impact.

In this piece, we focus on short term support — how digital solutions can improve the quality and effectiveness of short-term support, driving better outcomes for people receiving it. 

In our last Enterprise Architecture article we said identify a pressing issue that matters to senior stakeholders and demonstrate how EA can help resolve it.

What could be a more essential place to start than Cyber Essentials (CE) - all businesses should have it and it will accelerate your EA development.

In this Enterprise Architecture article we focus on how you start: what is a good start looks like and the lessons we have learned to have the best possible start.