Scott Logic Public Sector Director Suzanne Angell explores why successful AI adoption depends on tackling fragmented data, brittle processes, and outdated architectures.
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Organisations are increasingly excited by the potential of agentic AI, but many overlook the legacy obstacles that stand in the way. In this post, our Public Sector Dire…
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Scott Logic
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- Software Development
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- Newcastle upon Tyne, GB
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
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At Scott Logic, we design and build software that transforms the performance of some of the world’s biggest and most demanding organisations. From capital markets and commodities to complex public services, our consultants combine innovation, experience and pragmatism to deliver measurable results with every project.
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