In this episode of the ServiceNow Executive Circle podcast, Gina Gill, Chief Strategy Officer at Tthe Governments Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO), discusses how technology transformation offers organisations a unique opportunity to reevaluate and realign their strategic vision, values, and employee skill sets. Gill highlights the need for a unified digital vision across departments and the removal of barriers like outdated funding models and lack of incentives for collaboration.

In this episode of the ServiceNow Executive Circle podcast, Gina Gill, Chief Strategy Officer at Tthe Governments Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO), discusses how technology transformation offers organisations a unique opportunity to reevaluate and realign their strategic vision, values, and employee skill sets. Gill highlights the need for a unified digital vision across departments and the removal of barriers like outdated funding models and lack of incentives for collaboration.

Digital & AI transformation in the Public Sector

Unlocking the full potential of AI and automation is no longer about streamlining tasks — it's about reimagining entire processes. That’s why global information services company Experian is transforming the way it serves customers, through a comprehensive strategy that touches every aspect of operations.

In this episode we sit down with Sally Anne Hicks, Global VP of Automation at Experian, to learn how the organisation is taking automation beyond task-level improvements. Tune in for insights around how to identify AI use cases for adding value to operations — from accelerating software delivery to enabling one-click customer onboarding — all as part of a holistic approach.

Unlocking the full potential of AI and automation is no longer about streamlining tasks — it's about reimagining entire processes. That’s why global information services company Experian is transforming the way it serves customers, through a comprehensive strategy that touches every aspect of operations.
In this episode we sit down with Sally Anne Hicks, Global VP of Automation at Experian, to learn how the organisation is taking automation beyond task-level improvements. Tune in for insights around how to identify AI use cases for adding value to operations — from accelerating software delivery to enabling one-click customer onboarding — all as part of a holistic approach.

Episode Eleven: Experian - Putting AI and automation to work

As business processes and customer needs evolve, one-time digital transformation is no longer enough. That’s why Smart CT, a leading IT services provider, is on a continual journey of growth and change to remain at the forefront of its industry.

In this episode, we sit down with Andy Morgan, CEO of Smart CT, to find out how the organisation has redefined the concept of digital transformation. From setting KPIs for continuous improvement to celebrating employee-driven enhancements, tune in for practical examples of making constant innovation a company-wide culture.

As business processes and customer needs evolve, one-time digital transformation is no longer enough. That’s why Smart CT, a leading IT services provider, is on a continual journey of growth and change to remain at the forefront of its industry. In this episode, we sit down with Andy Morgan, CEO of Smart CT, to find out how the organisation has redefined the concept of digital transformation. From setting KPIs for continuous improvement to celebrating employee-driven enhancements, tune in for practical examples of making constant innovation a company-wide culture.

Episode Ten: Smart CT - keeping innovation flowing for continuous improvement

Mitie is one of the UK’s leading facilities management and strategic outsourcing firms, delivering services anywhere from schools, to hospitals, transport hubs and commercial spaces. But as these environments — and the people in them — constantly change, Mitie needs to stay one step ahead. 

That’s why, in this episode, we speak to Anindya Biswas, Chief Product Officer at Mitie, to find out how the business is using technologies like AI to soup up operational efficiency — and, ultimately, provide exceptional value for employees and customers across the UK. 

Mitie is one of the UK’s leading facilities management and strategic outsourcing firms, delivering services anywhere from schools, to hospitals, transport hubs and commercial spaces. But as these environments — and the people in them — constantly change, Mitie needs to stay one step ahead. 
That’s why, in this episode, we speak to Anindya Biswas, Chief Product Officer at Mitie, to find out how the business is using technologies like AI to soup up operational efficiency — and, ultimately, provide exceptional value for employees and customers across the UK.

Episode Nine: Mitie - turning operational efficiency into public benefit

In this latest podcast, we talk with Kelley Steven-Waiss, Chief Transformation Officer at ServiceNow on the launch of her latest book “Valley Girls: Lessons From Female Founders in the Silicon Valley and Beyond”. The booksheds light on the challenges faced by women founders, providing insights into their journeys, successes, and the path forward. 

Kelley's personal journey, coupled with the stories from her book, paints a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs that female founders encounter in the tech industry. Underscored by International Women's Day 2024, this podcast will address the urgent need for greater inclusivity, diversity, and support for women in the workplace. 

In this latest podcast, we talk with Kelley Steven-Waiss, Chief Transformation Officer at ServiceNow on the launch of her latest book “Valley Girls: Lessons From Female Founders in the Silicon Valley and Beyond”. The book sheds light on the challenges faced by women founders, providing insights into their journeys, successes, and the path forward. 
Kelley's personal journey, coupled with the stories from her book, paints a vivid picture of the struggles and triumphs that female founders encounter in the tech industry. Underscored by International Women's Day 2024, this podcast will address the urgent need for greater inclusivity, diversity, and support for women in the workplace.

Episode Eight: Lessons from Female Founders

Customer experience is no longer just about service. It’s about the entire customer journey. Every single interaction your customer has with your organisation forms their overall experience, so it’s vital to get it right. Doing so relies on making the best use of insights and data, delivering intelligent, ‘proportional’ service, and building processes that allow you to resolve issues quickly. 

In this episode, we’re joined by Simon Cox, Chief Transformation Officer at ServiceNow, for an in-depth discussion about what experience is, what it isn’t, and what organisations can do to build long-lasting relationships with their customers

Customer experience is no longer just about service. It’s about the entire customer journey. Every single interaction your customer has with your organisation forms their overall experience, so it’s vital to get it right. Doing so relies on making the best use of insights and data, delivering intelligent, ‘proportional’ service, and building processes that allow you to resolve issues quickly. In this episode, we’re joined by Simon Cox, Chief Transformation Officer at ServiceNow, for an in-depth discussion about what experience is, what it isn’t, and what organisations can do to build long-lasting relationships with their customers

Episode Seven: Forget customer service, what makes a great experience?

We can’t solve today’s problems with yesterday’s solutions. Tackling the complex challenges businesses face right now requires us to question the assertions that have worked in the past — establishing the broader consequences of a rapidly changing world and adapting our strategy accordingly.  

In this podcast, we’re joined by Simon Morris, UKI Area VP at ServiceNow, to do just that — discussing key trends, how leaders should approach them, and the opportunities presented by new technologies. 

We can’t solve today’s problems with yesterday’s solutions. Tackling the complex challenges businesses face right now requires us to question the assertions that have worked in the past — establishing the broader consequences of a rapidly changing world and adapting our strategy accordingly.  
In this podcast, we’re joined by Simon Morris, UKI Area VP at ServiceNow, to do just that — discussing key trends, how leaders should approach them, and the opportunities presented by new technologies.

Episode Six: Unveiling the power of Megatrends

Organisations across every industry are looking to harness AI, as CEOs become increasingly exposed to the opportunities for unparalleled productivity. 

That said, many businesses are still at the start of their automation journey, and there’s a long way to go to reach the level of digital maturity where they can adopt the latest AI developments.  

In this podcast, we’re joined by James Neilson, Senior Sales Director, Consumer at ServiceNow, and Richard Ellis, Senior Sales Director, Telco, Media and Technology at ServiceNow, who give us insight into the key priorities and use cases to harness automation and AI as innovation enablers. 

Organisations across every industry are looking to harness AI, as CEOs become increasingly exposed to the opportunities for unparalleled productivity. 
That said, many businesses are still at the start of their automation journey, and there’s a long way to go to reach the level of digital maturity where they can adopt the latest AI developments.  
In this podcast, we’re joined by James Neilson, Senior Sales Director, Consumer at ServiceNow, and Richard Ellis, Senior Sales Director, Telco, Media and Technology at ServiceNow, who give us insight into the key priorities and use cases to harness automation and AI as innovation enablers.

Episode Five: How to harness automation and AI as innovation enablers

Ways of working are changing as organisations implement digital strategies and harness emerging technologies to create seamless experiences.  

With tools like artificial intelligence (AI) becoming increasingly prevalent, businesses must consider their impact on people’s roles across the enterprise. Navigating this transition will rely on identifying and developing the key skills that enable collaboration among multi-disciplinary teams.  

In this podcast, we’re joined by Gina Gill, CDIO at the Ministry of Justice UK, who gives us insight into how the organisation is driving its digital strategy by recruiting a diverse range of skillsets that align people and technology. 

Ways of working are changing as organisations implement digital strategies and harness emerging technologies to create seamless experiences.  
With tools like artificial intelligence (AI) becoming increasingly prevalent, businesses must consider their impact on people’s roles across the enterprise. Navigating this transition will rely on identifying and developing the key skills that enable collaboration among multi-disciplinary teams.  
In this podcast, we’re joined by Gina Gill, CDIO at the Ministry of Justice UK, who gives us insight into how the organisation is driving its digital strategy by recruiting a diverse range of skillsets that align people and technology.

Episode Four: How the MOJ is driving its digital strategy through their recruitment strategy

The great reprioritisation, quiet quitting and flexible working all underlines a paradigm shift in the employee experience. 

Employees want work that is meaningful and provides autonomy, along with the tools that best enable this. Organisations must allow people to be their authentic selves, and harness relevant data to shape an environment for mutual growth.  

In this podcast, we’re joined by Blaire Palmer, Future of Leadership Expert at That People Thing, and Mark Allen, Director of Employee Experience UK&I at ServiceNow, who give us some insight into the evolution of employee experience and how organisations can empower their people to navigate this journey together.  

The great reprioritisation, quiet quitting and flexible working all underlines a paradigm shift in the employee experience. 
Employees want work that is meaningful and provides autonomy, along with the tools that best enable this. Organisations must allow people to be their authentic selves, and harness relevant data to shape an environment for mutual growth.  
In this podcast, we’re joined by Blaire Palmer, Future of Leadership Expert at That People Thing, and Mark Allen, Director of Employee Experience UK&amp;I at ServiceNow, who give us some insight into the evolution of employee experience and how organisations can empower their people to navigate this journey together.

Episode Three: The Evolution of the Employee Experience

The ServiceNow UK and Ireland EXECUTIVE CIRCLE podcast invites listeners to hear debate and discussion on the issues of the day, elevating conversation away from products to focus on the bigger business opportunities. Embrace knowledge, access new perspectives and help define the future.

The ServiceNow UK and Ireland EXECUTIVE CIRCLE podcast invites listeners to hear debate and discussion on the issues of the day, elevating conversation away from products to focus on the bigger business opportunities. Embrace knowledge, access new perspectives and help define the future.

EXECUTIVE CIRCLE Podcast

The ServiceNow UK and Ireland Executive Circle podcast invites listeners to hear debate and discussion on the issues of the day, elevating conversation away from products to focus on the bigger business opportunities. Embrace knowledge, access new perspectives and help define the future. 

The ServiceNow UK and Ireland Executive Circle podcast invites listeners to hear debate and discussion on the issues of the day, elevating conversation away from products to focus on the bigger business opportunities. Embrace knowledge, access new perspectives and help define the future.

Executive Circle Podcast

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