Innovation has been vital to improving efficiency and service quality in public-sector organisations over successive spending review cycles. Shared services, e-Government, direct payments, strategic partnerships and the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) are all examples of how Government has successfully innovated to drive efficiency. The 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR07) has set the challenge for substantial further efficiency savings to be made across Government operations and consequently public-sector leaders need to be prepared to implement successful ideas quickly and adapt to new technologies and services delivery models.
AMT-SYBEX has been working with the UK's infrastructure and public sectors for nearly two decades and through this experience we understand the culture, processes and capabilities inherent within these organisations, and we pride ourselves on our ability to form long standing and mutually rewarding partnerships with our clients.
We work with our clients adopting a long term view to help them transform their organisational behaviour from being reactive to a more strategic approach which enables them to face off to new challenges in a cost effective and sustainable way.
We help them to manage the changing relationships between their suppliers and partners, and to be more innovative in relation to new service delivery models.
We are actively helping many public sector organisations to implement e-Government in deploying information and communication technology to provide and improve Government services, transactions and interactions with citizens, businesses, and other arms of Government such as the Metropolitan Police, Transport for London, the NHS, the Identity Passport Service and the Department of Agriculture &Rural Development in Northern Ireland.
Our track record and 'know-how' has been recognised by the Office of Government Commerce (OGC) who have appointed us as a provider to the new
Framework Agreement for mobile solutions. NHS Connecting for Health (CFH), an agency of the Department of Health, have appointed us to the
NHS Additional Supply Capability and Capacity (ASCC) Framework to support delivery of the National Programme for IT (NPfIT), and to meet a range of wider NHS business requirements.