The Huffington Post UK has reported on using the phrase ‘more for less’ when talking about the future of public services, revealing that we should no longer use the phrase.
The truth is that government expenditure targets cannot possibly be met simply by making budget adjustments or through ‘efficiency savings’. Every pound spent inefficiently and/or ineffectively is a pound no longer available to finance a critical activity or service, and there are always opportunities to be more efficient. However, most of the traditional options for reducing costs are no longer sufficient. The public sector needs to be radical and bold in order to make the necessary changes to become more effective.
One way to make radical changes is to update the existing outdated technology and embrace more efficient and effective solutions.
Both digital dictation and speech recognition can make a real difference to delivering improved public sector services – increasing efficiency and productivity, while delivering a return on investment within a matter of months, assisting with the savings that need to be made throughout the sector.
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