How can Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, chatbots and Robotic Process Automation be harnessed by the public sector for the public good?

This event is free to attend for the public sector

Following on from the sell-out success of UKAuthority ‘Rise of the Bots’ and 'Return of the Bots 2017' and in response to both audience demand and the rapid pace of technology change, UKAuthority will be hosting ‘March of the Bots’ on 23rd November 2018 in central London.

Artificial Intelligence, Robotic Process Automation, Machine Learning and interactive Bots are becoming more commonplace in a public sector still suffering the effects of austerity. How can we harness this power for the public good? Where do the ethical boundaries lie? And is this just the start of an augmented future for the public sector?

NHS, local and central government and other public services will take to the stage to share their ambitions and progress with innovating and redesigning service delivery using these technologies. We will also invite leading technology companies to partner with us and outline how their technology has helped to transform, inform decision making, interact with citizens, drive efficiencies and help create better public services.

Using data and digital for the public good

Who should attend?

Digital Leaders, Chief Information Officers, Heads of IT, Assistant and Chief Executives, Members, Heads of Customer Services, Transformation or Change, Heads of Finance and HR, Heads of Social Care and Departmental Service Heads/Senior Managers

Speakers & Agenda

To be announced. For a flavour of this year's event visit the Return of the Bots 2017 event hub here.

Partnerships

Contact Barry Croxon to discuss how you can be involved with this event: Barry@ukauthority.co.uk

FAQs

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

15 Hatfields is served by a number of mainline (Waterloo, Waterloo East) and underground services (Waterloo and Southwark underground stations).

As a venue with high sustainable credentials, there is no car parking available as standard. Blue badge parking is available on Hatfields.

The following bus routes stop on Blackfriars Bridge: 45, 63, 100. The following bus routes stop on Stamford Street: 381, RV1 (towards London Bridge, for Covent Garden RV1 use Upper Ground stop). A large number of routes stop on Waterloo Road or just by Waterloo station.