Webinar When it comes to digital transformation in the public sector, it can be easy to forget that the end users are also the people who are ultimately paying for the project in the first place.

Yet, historically, public sector applications have been slow to change, with a chronic aversion to risk and to spending, often resulting in unwieldy, aging systems, rising technical debt, clunky user experiences, and the risk of security flaws.

But where to start? Well, how about with this upcoming webinar, [1]Modernizing Public Sector Applications , on March 15 at 1200 GMT (0700 ET).

Tim Phillips, a veritable public asset in his own right, will be joined by Gordon Orr of F5, and together they’ll be discussing how to transform public services and eliminate IT debt.

They’ll be picking apart the particular pressures and requirements that tech leaders and developers face when dealing with public sector apps.

But they’ll also be laying out a process for planning and executing digital transition in the public realm. And, because nothing beats real world experience, they’ll be discussing what we can learn from recent successful public sector initiatives.

Just head [2]here , register, and we’ll even remind you on the day. What could be more straightforward and efficient? Well, your public sector apps for a start.

Sponsored by F5 Networks



[1] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14929/modernising-public-sector-applications?promo1

[2] https://whitepapers.theregister.com/paper/view/14929/modernising-public-sector-applications?promo1