Public sector
Why
Most public sector organizations have been utilizing digital processes and customer service channels for a good while. It is now time for next-generation solutions with improved efficiency, customer-centricity and guaranteed accessibility. True inclusivity in society means that everyone, from the elderly to people with disabilities, has equal access to online services. The public sector should lead by example.
Key industry challenges
1st generation digital services become outdated
Multiple data sources used
Need to preserve the value of past investments
Data security against hybrid threats
What
All public sector services must be made equally accessible to all citizens. Digitalization is not the goal, it should be a means to an end, increasing efficiency and reducing complexity. Each and every digital service, solution and application must be designed and developed in a way that serves the needs of the citizens, while also providing value for governance.
Public sector services have the most diverse user base of all. This means that user-centric design plays an emphazised role, as well-designed services can benefit the widest range of people. Understanding varied user needs and accounting for reduced abilities are critical to ensure that no one gets left behind!
Example cases
How
Agile, accessible and secure software design and development. We are familar with all the steps and dependencies in public sector software development processes. We can support your organization all the way from designing service concepts and architecture to the continuous development and upkeep of cloud-based software solutions.
Citizen-centric service design and SW development
We know how to ensure the usability, accessibility and security of digital solutions. We can design simplified and streamlined workflows for all the citizen-facing activities your organization has to offer.
Agile development
We opt for agile service development processes in our projects. This means you get fast delivery and innovative concepts.
Managing complexity
We are already very familiar with large and complex development projects, common in the public sector. This means we also know how to handle them in a cost-efficient and predictable manner.