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How a change in mindset on digital, data and technology will drive long-term benefits

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“If you’re treating digital, data and technology (DDaT), and the money you’re putting into it, as a cost to cut, I think that’s budgetary vandalism.”

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So said Omid Shiraji, a consultant chief information officer and advisor who has led DDaT projects at large organisations, at Room151’s Technology, Data and

User-centred service design, automation, AI, and inclusion are key strands of a “big” digital transformation agenda at Cumberland Council – underpinned by a major focus on cybersecurity.

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