BUSINESS experts will be deconstructing today’s Comprehensive Spending Review at a special breakfast event as part of Hello Digital week.
The ‘Spending Review Analysis and Debate’ is being held at the ICC, in Birmingham, tomorrow and led by accountants Deloitte and organised by Digital Birmingham.
Panel members include John Fotheringham and Paul Lee from Deloitte, Stephen Hughes and Glyn Evans from Birmingham City Council and the chief executive of Business Link West Midlands Lorraine Holmes.
The briefing will focus on the impact of the Chancellor’s announcement on Birmingham and the West Midlands, how it is likely to affect the public sector and those private companies working in partnership with local government and public sector organisations.
The discussions will also look closely at how digital technology can be used to help growth and deliver improved services on smaller budgets.
Follow TheBusinessDesk.com today for live coverage of the chancellor’s statement
The breakfast briefing is expected to last an hour and will be followed by free one-to-one sessions with staff from Deloitte for attendees.
It is part of ‘Beyond 2010’, a two-day conference taking place today and tomorrow during Hello Digital week in Birmingham which is a series of events celebrating the city’s and region’s technological achievements.
This conference will focus on delivering more for less through digital innovation and is being attended by senior public sector managers from the UK and around the world.
Beyond 2010 sessions include keynote speeches from the Government’s chief information officer John Suffolk, a focus on how the city of Seoul has advanced its e-Government agenda and a panel discussion on making the social and economic case for digital.
Visit eventbrite.com to book a place at tomorrow’s Spending Review breakfast event which starts at 7.20am in Hall 10, at the ICC.
Hello Digital takes places at various venues across Birmingham from October 18 – 22. To find out more about guest speakers and events taking place during the week visit hellodigital.net.
Click here for more creative, media and marketing news
This conference will focus on delivering more for less through digital innovation and is being attended by senior public sector managers from the UK and around the world.
