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For example, if a website’s servers are based in New York City, people in Boston will get the content faster than people in San Francisco or Tokyo. The farther away customers are from a company’s data center, the slower the website or application loads — creating an inconsistent and frustrating user experience.

Content delivery networks can help solve this problem.

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With the UK Government’s first ever Chief Data Officer taking the lead, it’s clear that data driven transformation is the path to radically improved processes and services across the Public Sector.

For local governments, Big Data insight has already proved to have a huge impact across diverse projects and smart city applications. In the UK, Harrow Council have already announced savings of over £4m using Big Data mapping information to streamline waste collection and grounds maintenance.

The government’s digital revolution is now turning from focusing on individual online services and DataGov 2015 will explore the next steps and actions that you need to take to transform your department and capitalise on the growing Big Data opportunity across the public sector.

For our public sector attendees, speakers and Open Data partners, “You need to be the champion to take this insight back, data driven change is an on-going conversation” Jacqui Taylor, Member, Smart Cities Interoperability Committee at British Standards Institution (BSI), Data Gov Keynote speaker

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