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People Powered, AI Driven: Highlights from Unit4 UKI X4U 2025
On 20th May, the Embridge team joined over 400 Unit4 customers, partners, and industry peers at the UKI X4U event in Birmingham. With this year’s theme – People Powered, AI Driven – the day was a showcase of the latest innovations shaping the future of enterprise technology, with a strong focus on outcomes, transformation, and intelligent enablement.
Read MorePutting People at the Heart of Digital Transformation Leads to Greater Success – But What Does This Really Mean?
Despite widespread digital transformation investment, success rates remain staggeringly low. According to a 2024 KPMG and Forrester study on public-sector transformation, for instance, just 17% of decision-makers who have adopted digital solutions to transform their services consider the move to be completely successful. Failures are most often attributed to a lack of strategy, skills and budget, as well as process inefficiencies and governance. At its core, however, the challenges all boil down to people.
Read MoreEmbridge Consulting proudly participated in the Young Epilepsy Purple Day challenge
We are proud to have participated in the “26 Miles in 26 Days” challenge to support Young Epilepsy, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of children and young people with epilepsy.
Read MoreUnit4 Technical User Group: A deep dive into integration, automation and AI
The Unit4 Technical User Group event, hosted by the User Group Council, brought together Unit4 experts, technical users and integration specialists for a day of engaging discussions and practical insights.
Read MoreEmma O’Brien to support the transformation of Epilepsy care with the launch of ‘Leo’s Angels’
Embridge Consulting CEO and Founder, Emma O’Brien, has unveiled the launch of Leo’s Angels – a memorial fund dedicated to harnessing technology to transform epilepsy care and save lives – in honour of her son, Leo, who tragically passed away from Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) in December 2023. Diagnosed with epilepsy at just […]
Read MoreCan Technology Revitalise UK Public Sector Post Covid?
It would be reasonable to assume that public services continue to run smoother after Covid-19, given that lockdown prompted the urgent adoption of remote organisation technology. Recent data from the Office for National Statistics seems to suggest otherwise, however, revealing public-sector productivity levels 6.8% lower than 2019. With 2024 Q2 figures likewise 2.6% lower than the same period in 2023, it’s clear we’re dealing with an efficiency crisis.
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