Transforming Local Government

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1 Transforming Local Government Supported by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister The largest local authority event in the UK Explore how to deliver better services for less - create your own personalised agenda to find out: How ODPM will be working with you in 2006/07 How top-scoring CPA authorities are already using e-initiatives How innovation drives excellence How Local Directgov, Government Connect & Take-Up can help to transform your authority How to get the most out of local e-gov building blocks, such as National Projects How the Transformational Government strategy will impact on councils How local e-gov can deliver efficient and effective services 5th & 6th April 2006 ExCeL Exhibition & Conference Centre London Docklands

2 local e-gov EXPO: Delivering better services for less I am delighted to invite you to join us at the official local e-gov EXPO National Event in April this year. The local e-gov partnership between councils and the ODPM has been running for five years now and has seen major changes to the public face, quality and accessibility of services through the use of effective technology. During this time, local authorities have wholeheartedly taken up the challenge to transform the way in which they interact with their citizens. The results have been extremely impressive: over 97% of English local authority services were e-enabled by the start of this year and local councils are set to deliver efficiency gains of almost 1.9 billion by the end of 2005/06. In 2006, local e-gov will prove its value even further by maximising the return on the millions already invested in delivering the 2005 e-targets. As the agenda moves towards redefining core business processes, technology will play an increasingly vital role in the delivery of innovative, efficient and forward-facing local services - with technologists passing the baton to service managers for the next phase of local government transformation. The local e-gov EXPO National Event will pull together local e-gov projects, relevant stakeholders, leading service providers and a huge range of senior executives from the 388 English local authorities to explore the real power of joined-up thinking on service delivery. This is the largest local government event of its kind, promoting the effective application of e-government in the provision of better services by providing strategic input, practical advice, proven delivery tools and a unique insight into the next phase of national and regional initiatives. We look forward to seeing you there. For those involved in transforming the business of local government, local e-gov EXPO is an event not to be missed. Martin Scarfe local e-gov NP Programme Director, London Borough of Newham Register online NOW at Or call the event hotline on

3 local e-gov EXPO: Event Overview Our unique educational format will enable you to build your own agenda for each day, with speakers drawn from 4* CPA-rated Councils, Regional Centres of Excellence, LA Service Heads, National Projects, Government Connect, Local Directgov, Take-Up and many more e-government thought-leaders. Confirmed speakers include: Councillor Paul Bettison, Leader of Bracknell Forest Borough Council Dr Peter Blair, Senior Advisor & SRO - Take-Up Campaign, Local e-government, ODPM Jos Creese, CIO Council, Cabinet Office / Hampshire County Council Debbie Ellis, Executive Director of Customer and Staff Relations, Surrey County Council Glyn Evans, Chair, SOCITM Information Age Group / Birmingham City Council Steve Holland, Director, East England Centre of Excellence / Norfolk County Council Sir Rob Kerslake, Chief Executive, Sheffield Metropolitan Borough Council Carol Mills, Executive Director - Corporate Services, Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council David Parr, Chief Executive, Halton Borough Council Peter Robertson, Chief Executive, Hampshire County Council Caroline Stanger, Director of Business Support & Development, Cambridgeshire County Council Rob Sykes, Chief Executive, Worcestershire County Council / Chair, West Midlands Centre of Excellence Anna Tan, Senior Advisor - Local e-government, ODPM Caroline Tapster, Chief Executive, Hertfordshire County Council Roy Weston, e-government Regional Strategist, East of England Development Agency Chris Williams, Chief Executive, Buckinghamshire County Council Daily Programme Structure Welcome & Opening Plenary Keynote Briefings: Top Level Theme Tea/Coffee Break, Case Studies: local e-gov in action (pt.1) Case Studies: local e-gov in action (pt.2) Lunch Break, Executive Briefings: 4* CPA Councils Workshops: Cross-Dept Issues Tea/Coffee Break, Foundation Sessions: Delivery Tools & Implementation Issues Closing Plenary Registration Local Authority places at the local e-gov EXPO National Event cost just VAT per delegate for a two-day pass or VAT for a single-day pass. This fee includes access to the exhibition, all conference sessions, presentation materials, lunch and refreshments. Who Should Attend? This event is aimed specifically at Strategic Decision Makers, Department Heads and relevant Practitioners in English Local Authorities. Please see the back cover of this brochure for details of our Special Reception for Chief Executives and Elected Members. Register online NOW at / Tel:

4 Outline Agenda Day One Wednesday 5th April Registration & Coffee 9.45 Welcome & Opening Plenary Chair: Martin Scarfe, local e-gov NP Programme Director, London Borough of Newham The Local Authority Story Rob Sykes, Chief Executive, Worcestershire County Council / Chair, West Midlands Centre of Excellence Councillor Paul Bettison, Leader of Bracknell Forest Borough Council Keynote Briefings Choice of one from four keynote briefings on the top-level themes of the local e-gov programme for 2006 and beyond (repeated on Day Two for maximum flexibility): Transformation Innovation Personalisation / Take-Up Efficiency Tea / Coffee Break, Case Studies: local e-gov in Action Choice of two sessions from more than twenty real-life case studies, showcasing the positive impact of local e-gov initiatives on local authority services such as: Adult Services Children s Services Environment Waste Management Planning Plus many more Lunch Break, Executive Briefings & Focused Workshops: Choice of one from a range of highly interactive sessions, presented by 4* CPA-rated Councils, National Projects and leading practitioners - focusing on cross-departmental issues and specific projects such as: Shared Services Mobile Working Procurement Social Inclusion Plus first-hand experiences from LA Chief Executives Tea / Coffee Break, Foundation Sessions Choice of one from ten special foundation sessions on the key delivery tools for implementing successful local e-government initiatives (repeated on Day Two for maximum flexibility): Change Management Business Case Development Benefits Realisation Supplier Engagement Standards Partnerships & Collaboration Closing Plenary & Minister s Address View from the top (Pt.1) A panel of Chief Executives discuss the primary benefits of the local e-gov programme to date. PLUS Ministerial Address End of Day One Register online NOW at / Tel:

5 Outline Agenda Day Two Thursday 6th April 2006 Note: This programme is subject to change. Please visit the event website for the latest programme updates, speaker details and venue information Registration & Coffee 9.45 Welcome & Opening Plenary Chair: Martin Scarfe, local e-gov NP Programme Director, London Borough of Newham The Big Picture for e-government Jos Creese, CIO Council, Cabinet Office / Hampshire County Council The Central Government Perspective Keynote Briefings Choice of one from four keynote briefings on the top-level themes of the local e-gov programme for 2006 and beyond (repeated from Day One for maximum flexibility): Transformation Innovation Personalisation / Take-Up Efficiency Tea / Coffee Break, Case Studies: local e-gov in Action Choice of two sessions from more than twenty real-life case studies, showcasing the positive impact of local e-gov initiatives on local authority services such as: Adult Services Children s Services Environment Waste Management Planning Plus many more Lunch Break, Executive Briefings & Focused Workshops: Choice of one from a range of highly interactive sessions, presented by 4* CPA-rated Councils, National Projects and leading practitioners - focusing on cross-departmental issues and specific projects such as: Shared Services Mobile Working Procurement Social Inclusion Plus first-hand experiences from LA Chief Executives Tea / Coffee Break, Foundation Sessions Choice of one from ten special foundation sessions on the key delivery tools for implementing successful local e-government initiatives (repeated from Day One for maximum flexibility): Change Management Business Case Development Benefits Realisation Supplier Engagement Standards Partnerships & Collaboration Closing Plenary & Conclusions View from the top (Pt.2) A panel of Chief Executives discuss the key challenges for local authorities over the next 1-3 years. PLUS Chairman s Conclusions End of Day Two Register online NOW at / Tel:

6 Register online NOW at: Delegate Fees Full Two-Day Pass (Local Authority delegates) = VAT per delegate One-Day Pass (Local Authority delegates) = VAT per delegate Private sector delegates = VAT (limited availability) Registration Queries If you experience any problems with your registration, please call our event hotline on Special Reception Chief Executives & Elected Members Chief Executives and Elected Members are invited to attend a special afternoon reception on Wednesday 5th April, from 3.30pm pm (including Ministerial Address). To register, please phone the Events Team direct on Exhibition & Networking Regular networking breaks & demonstrations will be held in a comprehensive co-located exhibition: Network with your peers from other local authorities Meet more than 60 specialist service providers Visit special focus areas on e-procurement and Mobile Working See live demonstrations of the latest technologies in action Current sponsors Capgemini, Civica, Easynet, Hummingbird, Microsoft, Millstream Associates, Northgate Information Solutions, O2, Oracle, PA Consulting, Vantage / Lloyds TSB, VISA and many more. For exhibition opportunities at the local e-gov EXPO National Event, please contact Sara Clark at Revolution Events on Tel: or sara@revolution-events.com Supported by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister Media Partners