Number of initiatives in borough's digital strategies for collaboration (data sharing/common standards)

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• Last updated: 20 August 2021
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Summary

A digital strategy is a plan for focusing and scaling up the benefits to the council, the place, and/or its customers (residents and businesses) of data assets and technology-focused projects and programmes. Digital strategies show how to break down silos between council CIOs and directors of delivery-focused service units to deliver a better digital customer experience and evidence-based policy making.

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Number of initiatives in borough's digital strategies for collaboration data sharing-common standards.xlsx	XLS	30 November 2018	Not available

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