ITU Live webinar: Skunkworks: What can it do for you?

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How can the new Skunkworks help central and local government and the wider public sector?

HMG Skunkworks was established within the Cabinet Office as part of the government's ICT strategy to develop low-cost, fast and agile ICT solutions. In this interview, new Skunkworks head, Mark O'Neill, and Adobe MD, Alan Banks, debate what this means for public sector ICT and how Skunkworks can help the public sector get better value from its technology.

Recorded live on 28th July, this interview is now available on-demand for you to view at your convenience. Click here to view the interview now.

new Skunkworks head, Mark O'Neill, and Adobe MD, Alan Banks