Find out how our digital blueprint for social care leads to better outcomes for citizens, more time for staff and significant savings for councils.

What is Enterprise Architecture, why do you need it and where do you start? If you want to better understand your organisation to make more effective decisions but don’t know where to start, one of the most useful things you can do is document your Enterprise Architecture (EA).

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.

In this article, we look at how that EA decision-making superpower is achieved through practical application of knowledge management and why EA becomes so important, especially at the top table.

Natasha Pow recently joined Channel 3 after an illustrious career in local government. Here she tells us her journey and what inspired her to make the move.

The Government is developing a new 10-year plan for the NHS in England to ‘build a health service fit for the future’.
in 19 ideas, Joe Fraser and Josh Hutchison set out the steps needed to put personalised care at the heart of those changes.

For too long, personalised care has been seen as just a linguistic flourish in policy. But embracing it offers a way to reduce waiting lists, improve hospital discharge and curb avoidable admissions, says Joe Fraser and Josh Hutchison

By industrialising our healthcare system to manage soaring demand we’re losing sight of its primary purpose – to care for people as individuals. Personalised care provides a powerful mechanism to get it back on track, say Joe Fraser and Josh Hutchison

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 this piece, we focus on unpaid carers – exploring how digital tools can be used to help our valuable unpaid carers live a good life, despite the everyday difficulties they face.