DLTV: This month’s episode tackles digital public services

Posted By: Kate RussellPosted date: December 13, 2014

The Digital Revolution has changed the way we do business, bank, travel, shop and communicate… it’s also changing the way we access and consume government and public services. But are these changes better or worse for society as a whole? To help me explore the issue on this month’s DigiLeaders TV were three fantastic guests:

Rachel Neaman, CEO of Go On UK

Robin Christopherson, Head of Digital Inclusion at AbilityNet

Clive Richardson, Head of Assisted Digital at the Government Digital Service

The full 45 minute discussion and various other edits can be watched on the Digital Leaders Youtube channel.

Next month we’re going to be covering ‘digitising government’, so make a note in your calendars to tune in at 17:00 on Tuesday 13th January. You can sign up at the event page here: http://bit.ly/Digi_Gov

Kate Russell

Kate Russell is a technology reporter, speaker and author. She appears weekly on the Webscape segment of the BBC technology show Click, and is a regular expert at various other TV and radio stations. Kate's first book, ‘Working the Cloud’, is the ultimate collection of online tips, tricks and resources for small businesses, start-ups and entrepreneurs. Her first novel, ‘Elite: Mostly Harmless’, is a sci-fi story based on a remake of the computer game Elite Dangerous.