If your business has technology that can help to overcome the challenges our education system is facing, there are a few places where you need to register your details today.

Netcompany is starting to influence IT delivery and improve services to UK citizens across both the private and public sector. Mantis has been brought onboard to deliver a communications programme that will support Netcompany’s ambitious UK growth.

We take a look at the top 5 higher education, edtech publications, keeping universities and suppliers informed throughout the pandemic.

Finding a trustworthy source of information, trends and news is really tricky. What’s the answer? Good old fashioned independent, trusted, knowledgeable and informed journalists. Here’s our suggestions of who to follow.

For our own part, we know there are a lot of startup and small healthtech firms keen to help the cause – especially in the GP practice space - and we’re offering them a few hours of our time over the next few months for free. 

On March 4, employers and specialists gathered together to discuss the progression of digital in the public sector, hosted by Mantis general manager Eleanor Willock

The first ever Multi Academy Trusts Partnership Network (MATPN) brought together more than 100 MAT leaders at Milton Keynes’ Horwood Estate, to listen, learn and share best practice.

To give you a flavour of our recommended public sector, IT and work related podcasts, we asked our team to put forward one industry show that they would recommend as well as personal favourite for good measure! Here is the Mantis top 20 for 2020:

We launched a new policetech LinkedIN group recently.

Join me as facilitator, and a great panel, for conversation and questions on civil service culture around digital transformation, enablement, skills and emerging trends. The event is organised as part of the SW/LIT (South West Leaders in Tech) series

Bett 2020 saw four action packed days showcasing some of the education sector’s most exciting organisations. ExCeL London welcomed 800 leading companies, 103 EdTech start-ups and more than 34,000 attendees from across the education technology space.