We’re thrilled to join this year’s UKGovCamp on the 18 January, sponsoring bursaries at the event to help removing barriers to attending. UKGovCamp is a free volunteer-led 'unconference' for people working or interested in digital in the public sector. The agenda is decided on the day by the attendees and anyone can pitch a session. We’ve collected feedback for a lunchtime session that we'd like to run and we hope to share our thoughts around delivering value, lean delivery and discuss the current delivery phases’ purpose. If you’re joining you’ll find us in the atrium and if you want to have a chat say hi to Laura Burnett, Craig Bass and Tonya B. #UKGovcamp25
Made Tech
IT Services and IT Consulting
London, England 18,940 followers
Helping organisations deliver world-class digital, data and technology services that make a positive impact - fast.
About us
Made Tech is on a mission to use technology to improve society - for everyone. We help organisations transform, deliver and manage world-class digital products and services. Today, you can see our services (and people!) in action, such as the design and build of the Homes for Ukraine service, delivered in 2 weeks. We’re helping local authorities make it easier and quicker for people to log housing repairs online. By digitalising access to NHS services we’re making it more accessible, such as children needing mental health support. All this great experience is enabling us to support new areas, like energy. We’re helping to drive better environmental outcomes by improving network performance through real-time asset monitoring, which means less wasted energy. We were recently named as a finalist in the Raising the Bar for Workplace Transparency Award in the Shift People Awards. This is a recognition of our many great initiatives, such as our open-access employee handbook that we launched 5 years ago. To learn more visit madetech.com and to join us, visit madetech.com/careers
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- London, England
- Type
- Public Company
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- 2012
- Specialties
- Test Driven Development, Continuous Delivery, Devops, Agile Transformation, Agile, Bespoke Software, Ruby on Rails, Clojure, NodeJS, GoLang, React, and Cloud Automation
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Next week Chris Cottrell and Kelly Newcomb will be at National Housing Maintenance Forum (NHMF) showcasing our product portfolio from Made Tech Housing. This is a prime opportunity for attendees to help shape the products. Is it missing something vital? Wish it could do X? Got an idea for something else? We want to hear from you! We're constantly evolving our products and looking for partners and individuals who are interested in co-creating. #proptech #socialhousing #landlords
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Becoming AI native is a bold ambition, but it’s all about taking one step at a time. A clear, actionable roadmap is the key to making this vision a reality for Defence. As Andy Mclannahan MBE points out - our new whitepaper is a great resource that can help identify some of the blockers and which areas of investment will drive real progress. https://lnkd.in/eUxDkwCa #AINative #DefenceInnovation #DigitalTransformation
The Defence Select Committee has carried out a comprehensive analysis of Defence’s ability to adopt and use AI. The report emphasises the critical need for fundamental transformation in the UK Ministry of Defence's (MoD) approach to digital infrastructure and talent management, already highlighted in the The Defence Select Committee has carried out a comprehensive analysis of Defence’s ability to adopt and use AI. The report emphasises the critical need for fundamental transformation in the Ministry of Defence's (MoD) approach to digital infrastructure and talent management, already highlighted in the Government's AI Strategy (2023), but these are long term slow to enact changes. What can Defence do now? The report suggests Defence needs to create mechanisms to remove the artificial barriers between civilian and defence sector AI expertise, advocates for a shift in procurement and partnership strategies, to open defence up to “work with smaller and non-traditional defence suppliers who currently face barriers to working with defence”. I would argue that Defence has done this through the creation of the Defence AI Centre (DAIC) and Dina Kakaras’ Commercial X Framework. What is needed now is a change in behaviour so that these capabilities are used by the rest of Defence. So how do you change habits and get organisations across Defence to use these tools to expedite AI adoption? The report urges Defence to lift its ambitions from being AI ready to AI native, but in reality this takes time and needs to be broken down into actions. Defence needs a clear road map at an actionable level, probably top level budgetholders, that allows them to address the three pillars of culture, technology and use cases. This shouldn’t be a big bang approach, to bring in smaller innovative companies they need to use smaller contracts (discoveries, alphas, MVPs) which are less attractive to the existing Defence Primes and allow Defence to get a feel for the wider market place. AI adoption is a data driven transformation and adoption will mean assessing the readiness of each part of the organisation to be able to apply AI to specific problems. There will be some use cases that can adopt AI now, and others where data will be immature and more discovery is needed to prepare for AI adoption. By carrying out a readiness assessment and then taking quick wins, people will see the value of AI adoption and this will turn the culture and help to transform Defence to an AI native organisation. You can find out more about how to conduct an AI readiness assessment in the attached report and I’d love to hear others thoughts on the Defence Select Committee’s report (especially in light of the government’s paper today) and how it can be implemented by Defence. https://lnkd.in/eA_ixWGb
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Over-enthusiastic leader? Frustrated creative? Stalled organisation? This whitepaper reveals 6 archetypes or personas that might be holding your AI adoption back. By understanding the common challenges the archetypes represent, you gain valuable knowledge to shape your data and AI strategy. The next step is to use this knowledge to create a personalised roadmap that will guide your way. Download our whitepaper to find out who could be slowing your progress. https://hubs.li/Q032r7HL0 #DataMaturity #AIStrategy #DataStrategy #AIReadiness
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📣 We’re delighted to welcome Vicki Chauhan to the Made Tech team as our Managing Director. With 26 years of experience working in the public sector, Vicki has built an impressive track record across sectors such as central government, health, transport, public safety, defence and many more. She's consistently delivered growth and success throughout her career, with deep expertise in shaping, growing and leading businesses and teams. Her achievements in the public sector are remarkable and we’re excited that she’s joining us to help increase the positive impact we can have on society. Find out more about Vicki and this exciting role in her own words👇 https://hubs.li/Q032ddqk0 #NewAppointment #VickiChauhan
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Based on lots of years of experience, Tess Barnes has got some great top tips on how to do identity integration well. An excellent blog on what 'good' looks like and how to get there.
Managing identity in the public sector is about more than just protecting personal data. It’s about ensuring that the right people have the right access - whether they're internal staff or external organisations. Tess Barnes shares her top tips: 1️⃣ Define roles clearly 2️⃣ Know your limits 3️⃣ Plan for regular updates 4️⃣ Build a strong partnership with your identity provider Take a look at her full blog for detailed insights and real-world examples of how the UK government integrates identity services. 👉 Read more: https://hubs.li/Q031JB1B0 #IdentityIntegration #IAM
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Managing identity in the public sector is about more than just protecting personal data. It’s about ensuring that the right people have the right access - whether they're internal staff or external organisations. Tess Barnes shares her top tips: 1️⃣ Define roles clearly 2️⃣ Know your limits 3️⃣ Plan for regular updates 4️⃣ Build a strong partnership with your identity provider Take a look at her full blog for detailed insights and real-world examples of how the UK government integrates identity services. 👉 Read more: https://hubs.li/Q031JB1B0 #IdentityIntegration #IAM
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🚀 Exciting news! Made Tech has been selected by the Ministry of Justice to modernise their prison case management system by developing new digital services. 🤝We’re excited to continue working closely with the MoJ. Together we’ll create user-friendly digital services, including a prisoner finances service to streamline financial transactions within the prison service. This is part of the MoJ’s vision for transformational change. James West, Industry Lead said: “We’re committed to delivering digital services that will make a real difference to @HM Prisons and Probation Service.” https://hubs.li/Q031st0B0 #MoJ #DigitalServices #PrisonandProbationService
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Learn about our innovative model that highlights the critical interplay between technology, use case, and culture. These 3 key pillars drive investment in data transformation. With insights from our model, you’ll be equipped to design a roadmap that evolves your data strategy and supports AI adoption in the right way. Download our new whitepaper to find out how to lay the groundwork for AI: https://hubs.li/Q031nPB90 #DataMaturity #AIStrategy #DataStrategy #AIReadiness
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Damp and mould are more than just property problems - they affect the health of our tenants and the trust between landlord and tenants when things go wrong. With the changes to the law and more cases being reported due to the season, repairs teams need to find ways to meet the needs of their tenants in the most cost-effective ways. Here's a breakdown of the things teams could do to save money and more effectively manage damp and mould cases: ✅ The right questions to ask for a full picture. ✅ How to avoid delays with automated processes. ✅ Why including specialist contractors matters. ✅ Tips for tracking and prioritising cases efficiently. With this checklist, your team can save time, reduce errors, and deliver a better resident experience while staying ahead of Awaab’s Law requirements. Link to the full guidance in the comments ⬇️