Digital Audit Workshop

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Coordinator: Tim Wright

Delivered by: Tim Wright

Duration 1.5 Hours Format: Virtual - presentation and discussion and supporting materials.

Overview

The use of digital tools in our day-to-day work is very commonplace now. But as the technologies become more capable, are you using them in all the areas you can? Are you using them to their best ability? Are you getting the most from them? Are you maximising the return on your technology investment?

This session will provide the attendees with a method of analysing how to review your current use of digital tools and ways of developing a strategy to ensure you keep pace with ongoing developments and how to wring the most from any developments you make.

It will encourage the use of digital as an opportunity to reimagine how an organisation works rather than simply taking an analogue process and making it digital.

By the end of the session, you will have the tools to analyse your organisations use of digital technologies and develop better strategies for their effective use.

Prerequisites: No prior knowledge required

Recording:

Please note that this workshop session will be recorded and added to our library of content at a later date. These recordings will be used by XpoNorth Digital for marketing and publicity in our publications, on our website and on our social media channels

Sanctions Check:

By booking a ticket, I confirm that to the best of my/our knowledge and belief, the attendee, or if they represent an organisation, all owners, members, shareholders, directors, trustees, partners and related entities of that organisation, are not subject to any sanctions imposed by the UK or Scottish Governments. In order to comply with Scottish Government guidance, I confirm on behalf of my organisation/company, that there are no links or trade between the company/organisation in Scotland and Russia or Belarus. I also understand that as part of my attendance and participation in this event HIE may undertake further checks on the existence and nature of any links.