Welcome to the Delivering Public Sector Services in Scotland PublicTV channel.
Who delivers public services in Scotland, and how are they delivered?
This one day networking event aimed at individuals and organisations working within the public sector in Scotland will answer these questions and more.
Belinda Miller is Head of Economic and Environmental Sustainability, Aberdeen City Council and Member of the Sustainable Scotland Network. This service takes the strategic approach to ensuring quality of life - for Economic Development, Sustainable Development, Culture and Leisure. Current areas of work include climate change and the potential for renewable energy and technology, economic diversification and the development of a Regional Sports Facility. Belinda previously worked for the Authority's Chief Executive as the Sustainability Co-ordinator. Her focus has been on climate change alongside procurement, resource efficiency, waste management and corporate responsibility. She was the official Scottish Local Government delegate to the World Summit for Sustainable Development in 2001. Originally from Ireland, Belinda has lived in Scotland since 1991. This one day networking event was aimed at individuals and organisations working within the public sector in Scotland. Sustainable development is now a well established element of public sector services, and is imbedded in the Local Government Act 2003. Aberdeen is considered as one of the local authorities that have implemented a range of sustainable development initiatives. It also examines learning points - including gaining senior manager support. This one day networking event was aimed at individuals and organisations working within the public sector in Scotland.
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Michael Dean discusses complying with EU procurement rules when entering into agreements for the provision of services, and its implications for competitive procurement. Part two.
This presentation provides a short overview of the Glasgow City Council eProcurement implementation programme.
Angela's presentation puts the issue of surplus assets into a wider context of asset management. Part two.
Michael Dean discusses complying with EU procurement rules when entering into agreements for the provision of services, and its implications for competitive procurement. Part one.
Paul speaks about the process of strategy formulation and its implementation through the selection, prioritisation and strategic alignment of a well-governed portfolio of strategic change projects.
This presentation covers business drivers- SBC original issues faced, strategy- the approach taken to solve them, experiences so far with the technical solution, key benefits experienced, next steps for SBC and recommendations for others with similar issues.
Adam Curry speaks as part of Mo Dockrell's presentation on the role of procurement, supporting the achievement of the strategic goals and objectives of an organisation, and developing procurement professionals.
The first part of Mo Dockrell's presentation on the role of procurement, supporting the achievement of the strategic goals and objectives of an organisation, and developing procurement professionals.
The second part of Mo Dockrell's presentation on the role of procurement, supporting the achievement of the strategic goals and objectives of an organisation, and developing procurement professionals.
Fiona Page discusses the strategic rebranding of the Scottish Government, and through this improving their relations with members of the public.
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