Mayo County Council Digital Strategy 2021-2024 – Mayo County Council
Mayo County Council is in the process of developing its second digital strategy to run from 2022 to 2026. It will help transform the way we do business, interact and communicate and become more productive and creative through the use of digital. There is also a requirement from Government for all local authorities to develop and implement a local digital strategy to ensure that all citizens, businesses, community stakeholders and partner agencies are engaged and afforded the opportunity to influence how the local digital landscape and strategy shapes up to meeting their needs into the future. The key themes contained in all local digital strategies will include objectives and actions around:
The Strategy will set out an overall vision for the County outlining a number of core objectives, priorities and actions over the short, medium and long term.
Digital is becoming a critical enabler of competitiveness, productivity, inclusiveness and sustainability for all organisations and regions. Like many regions, Mayo has a number of dynamics and challenges, including a mix of urban and rural population, patchy broadband provision, skills deficits and an enterprise base dominated by traditional and mature industry sectors.
The importance of access to high speed broadband services in both urban and rural locations has been well documented in recent years. Mayo County Council is committed to facilitating the rollout of the NBP and recognises the vital role broadband will play in economic and social development. In line with the NBP deliverables, Mayo County Council is developing this digital strategy to maximise the opportunities of digital transformation for the benefit of our society and economy, ensuring that Mayo is among the best places to live, work, invest or visit.
As digital infrastructure continues to grow, it empowers communities and citizens through the provision of online information, resources, and services offered by local authorities and state agencies and the charitable/non-for-profit sector. It is crucial that Mayo plays its part by encouraging and facilitating citizens to do more with digital. The strategy will create awareness and connections to training and supports for businesses and citizens to reduce the skills gap and encourage more young people into digital careers.
Submissions for the Digital Strategy have now closed
Planning
Housing Services
Environment
Library
Motor Tax
Water Services
Mayo National Roads Office
Fire Service
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The Strategy will set out an overall vision for the County outlining a number of core objectives, priorities and actions over the short, medium and long term.
Digital is becoming a critical enabler of competitiveness, productivity, inclusiveness and sustainability for all organisations and regions. Like many regions, Mayo has a number of dynamics and challenges, including a mix of urban and rural population, patchy broadband provision, skills deficits and an enterprise base dominated by traditional and mature industry sectors.
The importance of access to high speed broadband services in both urban and rural locations has been well documented in recent years. Mayo County Council is committed to facilitating the rollout of the NBP and recognises the vital role broadband will play in economic and social development. In line with the NBP deliverables, Mayo County Council is developing this digital strategy to maximise the opportunities of digital transformation for the benefit of our society and economy, ensuring that Mayo is among the best places to live, work, invest or visit.
As digital infrastructure continues to grow, it empowers communities and citizens through the provision of online information, resources, and services offered by local authorities and state agencies and the charitable/non-for-profit sector. It is crucial that Mayo plays its part by encouraging and facilitating citizens to do more with digital. The strategy will create awareness and connections to training and supports for businesses and citizens to reduce the skills gap and encourage more young people into digital careers.
Submissions for the Digital Strategy have now closed
Planning
Housing Services
Environment
Library
Motor Tax
Water Services
Mayo National Roads Office
Fire Service
This article was autogenerated from a news feed from CDO TIMES selected high quality news and research sources. There was no editorial review conducted beyond that by CDO TIMES staff. Need help with any of the topics in our articles? Schedule your free CDO TIMES Tech Navigator call today to stay ahead of the curve and gain insider advantages to propel your business!
