Government & Not for Profit

AI is reshaping how organisations of all sizes and across sectors think about efficiency, service delivery and innovation. Host Gemma Casey is joined by Chris Elias of Perago, Tim Bashford of the Wales Institute of Digital Information at University of Wales Trinity St David and Rhian Moore of South Wales Fire & Rescue Service to discuss how public sector organisations can build the culture and confidence for AI adoption.

Wales has long been a leader in sustainable development through the Well-being of Future Generations Act but as the climate crisis intensifies, design has a critical role to play in ensuring the systems we create today are fit for the future. Host Gemma Casey is joined by Cory Hughes of Perago, Simon Griffiths of Ethos Chain and Joseph Kidd of Afallen LLP to discuss how applying the principles of design for planet can help public bodies rethink how they plan, procure, and deliver services.

Local authorities across Wales are grappling with growing demand, shrinking budgets, and rising expectations from citizens. Host Gemma Casey is joined by Tim Daley of Perago, Ian Vaughan of Neath Port Talbot Council and Karen Williams of Caerphilly County Borough Council to discuss how councils are going beyond ‘fixing the website’ and are tackling organisational barriers to lasting change.

This special episode of the Government & Not for Profit Podcast explores the evolving landscape of procurement in the wake of the implementation of the Procurement Act 2023.
With the public sector marketplace in Wales worth almost £11 billion, and a renewed focus on opportunities for small businesses, how are things changing for both buyers and suppliers?
Host Gemma Casey is joined by Richard Dooner of the Welsh Local Government Association, Grahame Steed, of BiP Solutions – which is hosting Procurex Wales in Cardiff in November in partnership with Welsh Government – and Tomos Lewis of Blake Morgan LLP.

Leadership plays a critical role in driving digital transformation to provide better public services while ensuring value for the public purse.
Host Carwyn Jones is joined by Harriet Green of the Centre for Digital Public Services, Liz Lucas of Caerphilly County Borough Council and Dyfed Alsop of the Welsh Revenue Authority to discuss how they are leveraging digital as an enabler for service improvement.