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Paul Liptrot

Paul Liptrot

Verified

Editor, Call Centre Europe

England

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Travel, Retail, Dining, Credit cards, Eating disorders, Alcohol , Spending, Gadgets , Shopping, Personal finance, Banking , Healthcare

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Anything that isn’t football related

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Total articles 2

  • What the public sector can (and can't) learn from private sector IT

    By Paul Liptrot Verified| ERP Today Verified Public sector IT professionals are liable to occasionally react skeptically when people try to apply what works for the private sector to their area of expertise - and well they might. The two sectors, in many ways, simply speak different languages. To make hasty assumptions about the translatability of ideas could be to court disaster.

    By Paul Liptrot Verified · ERP Today

    Nov. 07, 2023

  • Why I’m an optimist on public sector digital - and you should be too

    By Paul Liptrot Verified| techUK@ Paul Liptrot, Partner at Kyndryl UK ponders the future of digital public services and why he is hopeful. After decades of investments, initiatives, and intense efforts towards digitalisation, it can sometimes feel like the main thing that the UK public sector has gained from its efforts, is a reputation for slothfulness.

    By Paul Liptrot Verified · techUK

    Sep. 20, 2023

  • What the public sector can (and can't) learn from private sector IT

    By Paul Liptrot Verified| ERP Today Verified Public sector IT professionals are liable to occasionally react skeptically when people try to apply what works for the private sector to their area of expertise - and well they might. The two sectors, in many ways, simply speak different languages. To make hasty assumptions about the translatability of ideas could be to court disaster.

    By Paul Liptrot Verified · ERP Today

    Nov. 07, 2023

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Call Centre Europe