A Public Setor Nomads and Public Networks collaboration bringing you a fantastic mobile working event.
Date to be confirmed shortly (late April) at Birmingham City Football Club.
Full details coming soon!
Leading the way in mobile & flexible working



A Public Setor Nomads and Public Networks collaboration bringing you a fantastic mobile working event.
Date to be confirmed shortly (late April) at Birmingham City Football Club.
Full details coming soon!
Digital Nomads Limited is supporting Improvement and Efficiency West Midlands (IEWM) in the running of a major conference at Warwick University, on 9 December 2011.
With a strong focus on the changing landscape for Local Government this event will include contributions from a broad spectrum of high profile speakers, an innovation market place, round table discussions, interactive workshops and much more including a ‘taster’ ‘unconference’ session.
Carolyn Downs, Incoming Chief Executive of the Local Government Group will give the headline keynote address. Further speaker and workshop details are here.
Digital Nomads have set up a LiveBlog to enable people inside and outside the conference to share in, influence and cascade the results of the day to the wider local government community.
Visit the LiveBlog to read all about the day through various posts, tweets and updates or watch the keynote speakers, live via the video feed. If you tweet, you can participate directly by tagging your messages with #allchange11 somewhere in the tweet.
Nomad was delighted to support Capital Ambition and Croydon Council run a mobile and flexible working event for London local authorities. The intention being to share best practice and present and further seek input into a ‘heat map’ illustrating the maturity of mobile and flexible working across London Councils.
The event was splendidly captured graphically (click to enlarge image);
The event went very well and successfully explored common issues and barriers to implementing mobile working and flexible working. The workshop sessions were particularly useful with a number of participants able to enrich the debate with their specific experiences. It was clear that a number of authorities are engaged in quite radical accommodation projects and a number of others expect to be shortly.
There was an appetite on the day to develop closer collaboration and a platform to exchange and share experiences and best practice. Southwark Council, for example, described a manager workshop programme that had successfully encouraged buy-in and understanding of mobile and flexible working. Materials and experiences like this need to be shared across the public sector to avoid duplication of effort.
The event concluded with an open panel Q&A session, again expertly represented graphically;

The relaunch of our website includes a new membership forum and we hope to be supporting London Council’s on this agenda going forward.

IT is at the heart of cost savings across the public sector, with the joint challenges of reducing costs within IT whilst enabling your organisation to deliver services more efficiently.
SmartGov Live will provide you and your colleagues with the latest insights and information shaping IT today, together with the opportunity to meet new and existing suppliers in one place. Click here to register FREE now.
Follow us on twitter for the latest show news and join our LinkedIn group in order to participate in pre-show discussions with speakers and delegates.
If you only attend one event this year, make sure it’s SmartGov Live 2011. Click here to register FREE now.
These free supplier events from Consilium may be of interest to public sector NOMADS working in social care;
Access to information is vitally important to the role of a social worker. A client’s background, history and assessments are fundamental to the care they receive. Yet, many social workers have very limited access to information when outside of the office.
To resolve this issue, Consilium have launched their TotalMobile Solution for the Social Care Sector. To coincide with this launch, Consilium will be hosting Mobile Working for Adult Services Seminars and Mobile Working for Children and Young People Services Seminars across the UK.
These seminars will detail how Mobile Working could help remote Social Care workers to access the information they need in the most secure way possible and reduce personal admin hours. The benefits of Mobile Working for domiciliary care workers will be outlined in the Adults Services seminar. Consilium will also discuss how mobile technology can improve personal safety for lone workers and could save money for Social Care departments.
The events will take place on the follow dates:
Tuesday 17th May- Leeds City Museum, West Yorkshire
Mobile Working for Adult Services Seminar: Morning
Mobile Working for Children and Young People Services Seminars: Afternoon
Thursday 19th May- Spring Grove House, West Midlands Safari, Worcestershire
Mobile Working for Adult Services Seminar: Morning
Mobile Working for Children and Young People Services Seminars: Afternoon
These events are free of charge and will include lunch and refreshments. Attendees are invited on a tour of the Museum / Safari Park (please confirm at time of booking).
Essential to anyone involved in improving Adult or Children and Young Peoples Services. Don’t miss you chance to attend an inspirational conference, which will empower you to implement changes that will have a positive impact on the services you provide.
To secure your place, please call Anna Mulvenna on 02894 480000 or email Anna.Mulvenna@ctechs.co.uk
Capital Ambition commissions a wide range of projects that focus on making efficiencies and improving services to tackle many of the issues facing local authorities in improving life for Londoners.
Supported by Public Sector Nomads they are organising a mobile and flexible working event for London’s Local Authorities.
Croydon Council have been leading on a project focusing on the creation of a ‘heat map’ which will capture the level of mobile and flexible working currently across all London boroughs. The heat map will be made available at the event and there will be ample opportunity to network and to discuss how a community of interest around new ways of working can be sustained across London.
09.30 – Opening session – Introductions by Capital Ambition, Croydon Council and guest speaker, Ken Eastwood, Public Sector Nomads
10.00 – Workshops – Mobile and flexible working and home working workshops to consider the people, process and technology factors involved (45 minutes each)
12.15 – Lunch – Buffet style, with opportunities to chat with other council representatives
12.45 – Panel discussion – Open Q&A with the leaders of the workshops and a technical sponsor representative
Download the event flyer here.
There are 60 free spaces available on a first come, first served basis. Due to limited spaces, there will be a no show fee of £20.
Contact charlotte.stothert@croydon.gov.uk to reserve your place.
The event is being supported by a small number of carefully selected suppliers who will exhibit and participate in the final panel discussion.
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