Public service agencies must plan to scale services rapidly and seamlessly using cloud technology and digital platforms with certainty while being mindful of citizen/workforce trust and security.
Public service agencies with an outcomes-focused approach to cloud adoption increase resilience and flexibility.
Progress starts with a vision that sets the foundation and addresses barriers so that agencies can move past them swiftly and strategically.
Make plans with the destination in mind, and tailor the strategy to meet the organizations’ needs.
Put people at the heart of the journey to cloud; truly transforming and innovating how agencies work and serve citizens and businesses.
During the pandemic, cloud adoption and digital transformation dramatically accelerated within public service. The global momentum toward cloud is strong – and growing. As part of Accenture’s wider Cloud Continuum research, analyzing cloud and artificial intelligence adoption across all industries, Accenture surveyed public service executives to gain deeper insights into cloud adoption, strategy and benefits in public agencies. With cloud, migration is just the start. Instead of seeing adopting cloud as the culmination of the journey, organizations must recognize that cloud is actually a future-proofing continuum: flexible access to a collection of dynamic, ever-improving technologies and services. Read our latest thinking on the Public Service Cloud Continuum here.
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Cloud adoption has accelerated within public services.
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Get the latest thinking about how public service organizations are leveraging cloud technology and digital platforms.
Mark Jennings explains how to deliver better and more human citizen services with the cloud.
Through hybrid work, the public sector can bring employees together digitally for the benefit of all.
Valerie Armbrust shares the Cloud 9 to learn from other public service cloud journeys.
“Maximizing impact across the public sector requires enhanced focus and innovative new ways of working.”
