We understand the need to enhance service convenience and ultimately deliver a great customer experience for citizens with end-to-end digital transformation.
Our user-centric approach allows us to help you reimagine your service delivery and citizen engagement. We work with you to maintain or improve service quality, making the technology work for the benefit of your business and customers, not technology for ‘technology’s sake’.
We are part of your team from the start, taking a consulting-led approach to help you identify the problem you are trying to solve and to build momentum and secure buy-in from stakeholders to deliver change.
Our digital transformation methodology combines:
We use our service design and UX expertise to help you redesign high volume or challenging customer journeys. We create highly effective digital services, while leveraging the digital technology that is already available to you.
We deliver new digital architecture and platforms that make the most of existing systems, and integrate them to provide a consistent and seamless experience for customers and employees.
We define new operating models and deliver operational excellence, focusing on people, process and technology – helping councils become digital organisations.
An immersive workshop over several days aimed at solving critical challenges. We work together to refine and develop solutions.
We help employees embrace new digital technologies as well as collaborative and agile ways of working.
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We are told that government is transforming itself. The public sector is changing into a ‘public purpose’ sector. More of the service outcomes we expect should be co-produced, across complex delivery chains, which are more connected and collaborative. Success often depends on nudging the behaviours of citizens, communities and businesses.
Sopra Steria employee volunteers have been at libraries in the London Borough of Harrow this week to help library users learn how to use the internet and technology in their everyday lives, all in support of National Get Online Week, a UK-wide campaign to raise awareness of and take practical action on digital exclusion.
A splendid evening with around 250 people in attendance enjoyed a night of celebration of the volunteering community in the borough of Harrow. Ray Baker and myself were fortunate enough to share a table with the Leader of the council, Cllr Graham Henson and his wife, and fellow councillor Maxine Henson, amongst others.
Business Unit Director - Local Government