While press releases, thought leadership articles and feature mentions are crucial elements in your PR playbook, there are other key elements to consider when creating a well-rounded and effective PR strategy for public sector tech audiences. 

The GovTech market is now worth more than £1.2bn per annum. The widespread digital transformation of the sector during the pandemic means this is only likely to rise.

The govtech and healthtech publications you should be targeting with your content.

In our latest podcast Mantis' Rebecca Paddick and Eleanor Willock interview three experts from the world of tech investment

This week, the Government Communication Service (GCS) launched its communications plan for 21/22, setting out UK Government Communications objectives and priorities for the year ahead.

Minister Oliver Dowden MP has just launched DCMS’s top 10 #TechPriorities for the UK. But, where’s the PR opportunity? How can we be part of this narrative? And should we?

The recent 5-day DigiLeaders’ virtual event, known as Insight Live: Public Sector, truly spoiled us with a range of webinar talks from key figures within the industry.

Episode 4 of our podcast series, Mantis PR’s Rebecca Paddick sat down with Rob Anderson who leads research and analysis of govtech for GlobalData

The latest version of Tussell’s Strategic Suppliers report is now live and it’s an important one to sit up and take notice of, especially if you’re a business that’s looking to continue, or perhaps start supplying to the public sector. 

Using PR to impact UK public sector tech in 2021; ten sales, marketing and PR tips for global tech firms changing UK lives

Mantis has added Zivver, a specialist in public sector secure communications to its international client roster. Amsterdam-based Zivver will use Mantis to create content across the PESO mix, with a strong focus on Earned and Owned copy.

While the UK has decided to chart its own path forwards, it is still very much looking outwards and inviting in the solutions which will make a difference to people’s lives. The question is: how can international firms get in on the action?