Briefing: Insights from the Digital Maturity Assessment Staff Survey This event explored the challenges and opportunities surrounding productivity tools in the workplace, drawing on insights from a recent study of Scottish Government/COSLA staff. We discussed the impact of tools like O365, email, and calendars on employee efficiency, workload management, and overall productivity. Key themes included:

A recording of our 10th October briefing session on productivity tools in health and social care.

Thanks to everyone who attended last Thursday’s briefing session. A video of the session can be found below.

Thanks to everyone who attended last Thursday’s briefing session. A video of the session and our one-pager on this topic can be downloaded here.

Kathrin Cresswell from Edinburgh University discusses digital maturity challenges and concepts in healthcare systems.

Uwe Buddrus discusses the current landscape of Digital Maturity Assessments and the possible benefits on a national and organisational basis.

Chris Mackie talks about the future of ALISS – a Local Information System for Scotland – including how he utilises cross-sector collaboration, centring the end user in all improvements, securing active participation from partner organisations and exploring new technology.

Uwe Buddrus shares his view on the complexities of benefit realisation measurement in digital maturity; which benefits to measure, how to standardise measurements and where to measure from.

Chris Mackie shares his experience of participanting in the External Stakeholder Project Group for the Digital Maturity Assessment and how he represented the third sector in the development of the assessment question set.

Marion Logan discusses the background to the current Scottish Government / COSLA Digital Maturity Assessment, how digital transformation has changed since 2019 against the backdrop of a global pandemic, using the DMA to measure investment and what she sees as the benefits to organisations.