Excellence In Digital Transformation
Event Details
Improving processes through the use of technology is not a new concept, but what it entails is often misunderstood when people and organisations talk about Digital Transformation. Both often assume that this improvement lies solely with the IT / Digital departments, but it requires every part to work together. The processes themselves are often underpinned by technology but it requires a cultural shift and an organisation wide change to truly achieve digital transformation.
When it comes to the technical challenges facing organisations looking to undertake digital transformation there are many. With remote working there are inherent cyber security risks, this is in addition to daily hacking threats which are getting more and more advanced. In addition to this IT departments are grappling with the On Premise vs. Cloud debate and looking at the better use of data and business intelligence to drive through improvements. These are just some of the areas digital transformation touches on, but as we know it generally touches upon almost all.
Typically digital transformation is the digitalisation of non-digital aspects of an organization, but it is also about improving existing areas of digital which are often overlooked and forgotten. Alongside this many organisations are at different stages of their journey. With no one size fits all solution some organisations are left with more questions than answers.
At Excellence In Digital Transformation we will look to help answer some of these questions and give everyone in attendance an environment to share ideas and challenges to enable everyone to fulfill their digital transformation destiny.
SPEAKERS
Kathryn Rees
Executive Director Corporate and Support Services
Stockport
Council
Nick Moore
Director of IT
and Digital
Birmingham City
University
Chris Thompson
Head of Architecture
and Services
Bravissimo
David Prior
Pro Vice Chancellor
Research and Knowledge Exchange
Falmouth
University
Mark Crannage
Deputy Chief
Information Officer
East of England Community Health & Care NHS Trust
Richard Feurtes
Head
of IS
Operations
Transport for
Greater
Manchester
Judith Hicks
Human Resources Manager
Rugby
Borough
Council
Majid Kazmi
Director of Research, Innovation, Commercial
and Digital
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
Lucy Hodson
Director of Planning
and Intelligence
Birmingham City
University
Peter Parfitt
Assistant Director-Digital, ICT and Information
Data Management
Ealing
Council
Sarah Robinson
Director of Health Partnerships & Insight
Health Innovation
East
Himal Mandalia
Digital Government
Capability Architect
United Nations Development Programme
Vishanth Weerakkody
Associate Pro-Vice
Chancellor
University of Bradford
Darryn Allcorn
Chief
Nurse
University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust
Derek Hart
Head of
Information Technology
General
Optical
Council
During this meeting, all attendees will be able to share their own experiences and the challenges they are currently facing. In addition, you will then have the opportunity to look at different ways of addressing these problems and an overall look at where we were, where we are and what needs to be done to get to where we need to be.
– Skills Gap
– Cybersecurity Risks
– Measuring Success
– Customer Experience
– Lack of Clear Strategy
– Operational Efficiency
– Integration Complexity
– Technology Integration
– Business Model Innovation
– Data-Driven Decision Making
– Organisational Culture & Change
– Digital Ecosystems & Partnerships
Job titles in attendance:
– Senior Manager
– Executive Director
– Head of Department
– Chief Financial Officer
– Director of Department
– Chief Information Officer
– Chief / Deputy Chief Executive
– Chief / Deputy Operating Officer
– Chief Clinical Information Officer
– Director of IT / ICT / IM&T / Information
– Deputy / Assistant / Associate Director
Types of organisations:
– Retail
– Telecoms
– Insurance
– Hospitality
– Utility Supplier
– Local Authority
– Banking / Finance
– Financial Institution
– FTSE Index Company
– National Infrastructure
– Central Government Department
– Healthcare provider (Public and Private)
What’s included in complimentary attendance?
– Access to all presentations
– Buffet lunch on main event day
– 3 course dinner on arrival evening
– Access to presentations post event
– Welcome drinks reception at arrival
– Full use of the Crowne Plaza Stratford Upon Avon
– Accommodation at the Crowne Plaza Stratford Upon Avon
Why Sponsor?
– 2-3 minute pitch to entire audience
– Presentations to entire or partial audience
– Participation in networking champagne reception
– Company branded meeting and networking areas
– Social networking such as golf, coffee breaks, drinks, etc
– Hosted Lunch and Dinner tables with company branding
– Company branding on all banners and conference guides
– Prearranged 1-to-1 meetings with delegates of your choice
– Accommodation for each of your representatives at the venue
– Investment and contact information on all attendees provided
– Access to all industry presentations and workshops taking place
Watch the video below to see how the event is formatted:
A stunning riverside hotel set amid landscaped gardens beside the River Avon and just a short walk from the town centre. Crowne Plaza Stratford Upon Avon offers the perfect setting for business, pleasure and leisure. You’ll enjoy a great night’s rest, with premium bedding, quiet zones and a guaranteed wake-up call.
Workout in our leisure club, or wind down in the heated pool and sauna.
You can eat at the Riverside Restaurant whilst watching boats pass by, or meet up in the Riverside Terrace Bar & Lounge, perfect for relaxing and enjoying drinks together.
Stratford Upon Avon is a beautiful market town and the birthplace of William Shakespeare. You will not only discover its amazing history and culture, but also enjoy a wide range of shops and many great restaurants. Ideal for taking a relaxing walk along the river to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and within easy reach of many popular attractions such as Warwick Castle and the British Motor Museum.
Stratford-upon-Avon Station has trains to Birmingham and London. Birmingham Airport is approximately a 30-minute drive. The hotel offers onsite parking for 350 cars including 4 EV charging points.
Registration Form
Complete all the sections of the registration form and submit your details, a member of our team will contact you