Technology partnership to champion digital innovation

The partnership will foster stronger collaboration between local government and the technology industry, with a shared mission to promote the secure, inclusive and effective use of digital technologies for the benefit of citizens and local communities.

The organisations will also work together on a project-by-project basis to address shared priorities such as procurement, skills development, cybersecurity and resilience, artificial intelligence, and innovation.

Joanna Killian, the LGA’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “This landmark MoU marks a pivotal step in unlocking the transformative potential of digital technology for local government.

“The partnership will champion collaboration, highlight the vital role of small and medium-sized enterprises, and help improve service delivery.

“By fostering stronger connections, we aim to harness cutting-edge solutions and agile expertise to build thriving, resilient, and digitally empowered communities.”

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