LIVE Webinar | 19th March 2026 | 11am 

Modernising the Digital Workspace in the UK Public Sector 

Modernising the digital workspace is no longer about large transformation programmes, it’s about making targeted, evidence-based improvements that enhance service delivery without introducing risk or disruption.  

Public sector organisations are under sustained pressure to deliver accessible, secure and reliable digital services, while operating within tight financial and regulatory constraints.

At the same time, structural reforms across the public sector are bringing organisations closer together, with increased collaboration and, in some cases, the merging of services and functions between bodies, such as the combination of NHS Trusts and the merger of local authorities. These changes create a growing need for shared digital environments that support seamless transitions between organisations, rather than reinforcing traditional operational silos.

Government strategies such as Transforming for a Digital Future and the Modern Digital Government Roadmap place increasing emphasis on productivity, resilience, user experience and measurable value. 

This webinar explores how public sector IT and EUC teams can modernise the digital workspace in a pragmatic, non-disruptive way, aligned with these strategic priorities and mandates. It will also look at how a modern, well-managed digital workspace can help break down organisational silos and support smoother collaboration as services become more integrated across health, local government and wider public sector ecosystems. It takes a practical look at modernisation approaches that are delivering real results, without large-scale redesign or unnecessary risk. The session focuses on the unique operational, regulatory and budgetary priorities facing the public sector and is not intended for private sector organisations.

What the session will cover

Attendees will gain insight into how public sector organisations can:

• Improve workspace manageability across on-prem, cloud and hybrid environments
• Reduce operational complexity and costs, while supporting modern working models
• Deliver a consistent, reliable user experience for frontline and back-office staff
• Enable more seamless collaboration across organisations as services become increasingly integrated in organisations such as the NHS, local authorities and other public sector bodies.

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