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Creating a digital future for government
There is immense scope and potential for technology to improve almost every aspect of public services and change the way we live. Digitisation is making the previously impossible, possible
Citizens now expect government to provide more joined-up and easy-to-use services available via any device. At the same time, financial pressures on government organisations are intensifying. Data-sharing, analytics, shared services, self-service tools, Cloud and other digital technologies offer new opportunities to deliver services differently and more efficiently.
Atos is a trusted partner working collaboratively with the UK’s public sector to respond evolving citizen demands, save money and transform service delivery. We work with and provide services for major government departments including Ministry of Justice, NHS Scotland, Home Office, Department of Health and HM Revenue and Customs.
We also recognise the importance of working as part of a wider partner ecosystem. Our SME Harbour ensures that major public sector enterprises can benefit from innovative solutions from niche vendors.
of citizens expect to vote for a political party online in the next three years
Transformation for Digital Government
We believe that successful change comes from ‘doing the right thing’. This means putting you and the needs of the citizen first, above all else. By working collaboratively, we are helping the UK’s public sector provide citizen-centric services that will transform lives within the UK and drive huge efficiencies.
Citizen Experience
Re-designing citizen experience and engagement and putting citizens at the heart of service design.Customer Experience (Maximum word count 30 words)
Operational excellence
Assuring the excellence, efficiency and resilience of business operations.
Business Transformation
Developing existing business models to take advantage of new, agile digital skills and innovations.
Trust and compliance
Ensuring infrastructure, staff and citizens are secure and compliant with industry standards.
“We had huge expectations. A complete overhaul of our operations bringing us into the 21st century with one of the best equipped operations in the UK financial services market. The level and complexity of the change was much greater than we anticipated at the outset but we have done it. Most importantly we have made this quantum shift without any significant customer related problems.”
Steve Owen, Operations and Commercial Management Director, NS&I
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We deliver a number of digital transformation solutions and services to central government. We focus on practical outcomes that promote new ways of working and more transparent, effective and responsive public services.
Infrastructure Transformation and Hybrid Cloud
Powering digital Government to delivery improved business agility and faster time-to-market through hybrid cloud and application orchestration.
SIAM Models
Enabling public sector IT to become more flexible, efficient and tailored through a disaggregated IT service delivery approach.
Related resources
Research Paper
Demanding Digital: Central Government in Focus
A summary analysis of citizens’ attitudes towards and experiences of central government digital services.
Thought Leadership
Digital Vision for Government
How digital and technological innovations can be used to re-imagine citizen-centric services across Government.
Opinion Paper
Turning Round the Telescope
Why citizen-centric service design is essential for digital government.
Our experts
Andrew Kozlowski
Vice President, Public Sector, UK
Philip Chalmers
Senior Vice President, Public Sector & Health. UK & Ireland
Kulveer Ranger
Vice President, Strategy & Communications, UK