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Unlocking the power of data-sharing in local government

Tim Pope and Kathryn Lewis look at how councils and Whitehall can look again at data-sharing to release its full potential

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The Government's recent pledge to shake up AI and technology in public services highlights a key issue: data-sharing. Data-sharing is the beating heart of modern public services, as uncovered in a new report by PA Consulting, the ONS, and IPA. But at present, it remains a sticking point, with challenges ranging from poor data sets and incompatible technology to fears of data misuse. So how can Whitehall and local authorities rethink data-sharing to unlock its full potential?

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