Regular readers of the Sunday Telegraph might have spotted us in this year’s e-government report supplement over the weekend. We’re delighted to have been featured in a national newspaper, and we wanted to make sure our readers didn’t miss out on the opportunity to read the article. So, for those of you that might have missed it:

Life-saving cloud: delivering criminal and social justice better, together

The consequences of crime, and supporting vulnerable people, are significant.

It costs this country many tens of billions of pounds. With that comes heartache for communities and families, much of which is played out on the front pages of our news services daily. It’s often held up as a failure of the system with professionals blamed for not delivering justice effectively.

It’s not just one system of course, there are many systems at play here. Imagine addressing complex needs across offenders, victims, patients and interrelated families, gangs, crime groups and locations. While there will occasionally be problem staff, it’s the technology and old ways of working that let them down. Work has evolved from a sole agency delivery model through to a thematic delivery model, giving rise to an increased need for multiagency working. But until now, there were not the tools to do that part of the job well.

Smart leaders are recognising that working on multi-agency initiatives together in one secure cloud platform, developing a shared approach, offers big benefits. Cloud enabled change is helping to reduce demand, driving down total cost and delivering better services in some of the most challenging areas. An example is organised crime where we are supporting numerous forces and their partners in a battle that costs society £24bn per annum.

Small margins make a big difference, and pam, our powerful cloud software platform, offers a solution for criminal and social justice. pam is the only service of its type that is PSN-accredited and capable of holding sensitive subject information for partners to share and work on together.

We go beyond the generic collaboration products that only offer part of the solution in today’s market by working closely with organisations to develop cost effective solutions on the platform that truly reflect their needs.

This article was originally featured in the Sunday Telegraph, you can find the online version here.

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