How do you implement AI without falling victim to bias, security risks, or compliance failure?

In this episode, we speak with Richard Burgess-Kelly, Director of Resourcing Growth at Sopra Steria, about the rapid shift from "what if" to "how do we do" concerning AI in government. Richard, who works closely on sensitive programs, details the immediate challenges faced by the public sector: GDPR compliance, securing data against foreign influence, and ensuring transparency and trust.

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Why does transformation stall, and how can government truly become productive?

In this episode, we speak with Peter Mattravers, Head of Public Sector at Celonis, about using Process Intelligence to address major government priorities, from economic growth to elective recovery. Peter explains that Celonis helps organisations understand how the work actually flows, uncovering inefficiencies that conventional systems miss.

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What connects a career in the military to leading public sector sales at a global tech giant?

In this episode, we speak with Gus Hodson, Head of Public Sector Sales at CloudFlare, about his mission-driven career and the enormous challenges facing government digital services. Gus breaks down the public sector's digital transformation journey into three distinct stages, noting that most organisations are now in the complex "middle stage" of making cloud infrastructure efficient and secure.

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