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What’s new at Methods
‘Methods Maintaining Momentum’ – how we are rallying our spirits whilst we adjust to this new ‘norm’
To finish off the week before we all ‘hop’ into the Easter weekend, we wanted to share with you a few little snippets how we here…
“One of the new pieces of emerging WFH-i-quette I’ve noticed is the business of background!” Mark Thompson reflects on the impact of remote working
Of course I accept that the academic in me quite likes a bit ‘o’ quality time with the computer, and that this isn’t necessarily…
Methods Successful on Automation Marketplace DPS Framework
Methods BDT and Methods Analytics have been appointed by Crown Commercial Service to be able to offer services on the Automation…
‘Social distancing – let’s keep it personal’ Richard Oakley recommends tools and behaviours to maintain a healthy workforce and healthy projects
Our healthcare heritage means we have friends and partners across the NHS who don’t have the luxury of choosing to go to work or…
Methods opens a Scottish office
The practice is headed up by Andy Foskett who has 18 years experience working within the digital transformation space in…
‘This is not another tech ethics talk : How to turn ethical principles and frameworks into action’, Lisa Moretti Speaks at Webbdagarna
Lisa Moretti will be speaking at the Webbdagarna conference on the 17th Mar, 2020 in Stockholm.
Building Team Resilience: 6 top tips for remote working
With the long term impact of Covid-19 remaining unclear, here are some things you might consider to make remote working work for…
Starting the Transformation Journey – Digitising 300 council transactions
Join us alongside Andrea Bowes & Jadu in this 1 hour webinar following Lincolnshire County Councils digital transformation…
Chair’s Blog | The Public Sector Innovation Conference – Reflections on the Day
Reflecting on the huge opportunities, but also unique challenges, for digital innovation in our public services
Methods hosts Council 4.0 – a meet up for ‘innovators’ and ‘disruptors’ from 35 local gov organisations
On Feb 13th Methods launched the Council 4.0 Local Gov meet-up. To get a flavour of the inaugural Council 4.0 meet-up, check out…
If we are to play a transformative role in changing the world for the better, we need to acknowledge trends in human behaviour and culture, and how these impact the innovation cycle
These are the top five shifts in beliefs, values and behaviour that I believe will shape the future of tech innovation across…
Exiting legacy contracts is difficult – let us break down the complexities for you
Leaving behind legacy contracts & transitioning to a multi-supplier operating model is complex. We have a wealth of information…
Innovation in Local Government
Artificial intelligence-driven systems are radically changing the world around us. Join me at Council 4.0 to learn how we are…
The real user need is no need at all: Using intelligent technology more proactively
Technology is evolving too fast to keep up, but one thing we do know is that it is becoming a great identifier and predictor of…
Customer Story – Lincolnshire County Council | Jadu Digital Platform Implementation
Find out how Methods and Lincolnshire County Council worked together to implement the full Jadu platform to enable this…
If you want to truly transform, where do you start?
With so many opportunities to make improvements, resource constraint and competing service priorities where do you start?
Council 4.0 – a meet up for all Local Gov digital innovators and disruptors
Methods is hosting a meet up for all Local Gov digital innovators and disruptors in our offices here at Saffron House, London
Working for the NHS or Local Government and want to get started with RPA? Join our webinar on February 6th
Register now for this webinar to learn more about the do's and don'ts of starting with RPA
Josie Young wins Young Leader of the Year at the Women in IT Awards
We are delighted to announce that Josie Young, Strategy & Ethics Lead at Methods has won the award for Young Leader of the Year…
Every Mind Matters: Reflections on usability testing for a mental health and wellbeing platform
Nana Manitara reflects on usability testing with individuals impacted by mental health conditions for Every Mind Matters
Re-imagine
Methods empowers you to:
- Standardise and consume commodity technology
- Use digital technology to reconfigure around the customer
Very unusually, we are experts in both.
Break free
Legacy businesses are complex and supplier-dependent; they also struggle to share, re-use, learn, partner, and adapt.
Methods helps you evolve from your legacy – and we lead the field.
Take control
Breaking free is just the start. You need clear thinking to rationalise, redesign, and re-platform your services and ensure they are secure. You also need to build new skills, culture, partnerships, and maintain business as usual.
Methods is a digital heavy lifter. We support your entire journey, and leave you in control.
Why work with us
Long-standing public sector experience
We have 25 years’ expertise supporting UK public services across central and local government.
Consistent thought leadership
We are acknowledged as ‘go to’ thought-leaders on Digitizing Government. We can energise colleagues and help you build consensus about the path ahead.
We are digital heavy lifters
We are the only govtech partner spanning legacy migration and ground-breaking digital builds. We are pragmatic and realistic about your current environment.
Tried and tested techniques to reduce complexity and duplication
We bring cutting edge techniques such as value chain mapping to help you build clarity about where to focus.
We are on your side
Methods people care deeply about safeguarding our public services for future generations.
Proven platform capabilities
We use platform technologies to build and deliver prototypes in weeks and full implementations quickly and cost-effectively.
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