Latest News from iESE Public Sector Transformation
Market Leading Care Tool
Market Leading Tool CareCubed offers a transparent solution to help councils and providers come to an agreement on the cost of placements.
Covid-19 Apps for Authorities
Netcall launches Covid-19 package designed to allow local authorities to jumpstart their Covid-19 responses using apps built on low-code technology.
Safeguarding Children App
MindOfMyOwn helps safeguard vulnerable children during lockdown with app to help get their voices heard and participate in decisions made about their lives.
CareCubed Combats Coronavirus
CareCubed, which helps commissioners and providers calculate the fair cost of care placements, shown to be a valuable tool during the coronavirus crisis.
iESE Procures PPE
Best approaches to covid-19 response suggest that universal adaptation rather than returning to the ‘old normal’ is the way ahead.
COVID-19: Recovery or Adaptation?
Best approaches to covid-19 response suggest that universal adaptation rather than returning to the ‘old normal’ is the way ahead.
Local Government COVID-19 Response
Local government have turned to digital tools to help manage COVID-19 and meet the demand for information and answers from residents and businesses.
Council Deadly Virus Threat
With whole council workforces working from home, experts warn of total takeover from a deadly virus threat with dramatically devastating consequences.
The Evolution of Councillors
With the evolution of councils from service provider to being customer-centric and community-enabling the role of councillors must change.
Officers and Councillors Relationships
Positive collaboration and working relationships between officers and councillors is essential for effective and efficient public services.
Measuring Councillor Performance
Lack of definition and information of the councillor role and responsibilities reduces ability and reliability in measuring performance.
Residents and Councillors
Research shows that there is a clear lack of recognition between locally elected councillors and their residents, but why is this?