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Smarter Social Care: Using data and predictive analytics to manage demand and control costs
Event summary
Local authorities are under increasing pressure to deliver high-quality social care while managing rising costs and growing demand. Data, analytics, and technology can help councils to adapt and thrive. Join us for this practical, insight-packed session from Infoshare+ designed specifically for adult and children’s social care finance professionals. We’ll explore how councils can use data and technology not just to respond to challenges, but to anticipate, budget for, and solve them — sustainably, and without compromising support for residents.
Date
08 July 2025
Starts: 12:00
Ends: 13:00
Location
online
Standard price
£0.00 excl VAT
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About this event
You won’t want to miss:
- Real-world transformation stories: See how forward-thinking councils are automating much of their care and financial assessments — cutting costs, clearing backlogs, and improving citizen experience.
- Earlier intervention, better outcomes: Learn how we can use data to flag children at risk sooner, enabling earlier support and more sustainable financial planning in children’s services.
- AI in action – shaping the future of financial decision-making: Take part in an open forum on the practical applications of AI and machine learning in social care — from triaging assessments and fast-tracking decisions, to modelling future scenarios and predicting demand.
Whether you’re navigating tight budgets, trying to future-proof your services, or curious about the technology delivering value in your industry, this session is built for you. Don’t miss out — save your place today and join peers across the sector in shaping the next generation of social care delivery.
Infoshare+ is a trusted UK public sector partner, helping councils use data and digital tools to drive smarter decision-making, reduce spend, and manage demand in social care.
Who should attend?
Everyone involved in delivering smart and sustainable adult and children’s social care.
How will you benefit from attending?
You will benefit by:
- Learning from practical examples of how councils are using automation to cut costs, clear backlogs, and improve outcomes.
- Gaining insights into approaches to using data for successful early intervention and improved financial planning in children’s services.
- Engaging with peers on the practical applications of AI and machine learning in social care.
CPD hours
This course carries one CPD hours.
Topics
- Accounting
- / Audit
- / Childrens services
- / Efficiency
- / Financial management
- / Financial reporting
- / Governance
- / Local government
- / Performance improvement and policy
- / Risk management
- / Sustainability
- / Treasury management
- / Value for money
Speaker - Dr William Burns, Social Care Policy Advisor
William is CIPFA’s social care policy advisor. His work focuses on social care reform, and he has produced thought leadership in the areas of adult social care charging reform, children’s social care reform, Scotland’s National Care Service, social care funding, and Special educational needs and disabilities. He runs CIPFA’s Social Care Network, and hosts regular events on topics such as introductions to adult and children’s social care, care markets, finance business partnering, data and technology, and assurance. He previously worked for the Scottish Government, leading work costing policies stemming from the Independent Review of Adult Social Care, and at the University of Glasgow as a doctoral researcher.
Speaker - Guy Giles, Managing Director, Infoshare+
Guy Giles, Managing Director of Infoshare+, has over 25 years of experience working with digital platforms across the Public Sector. Throughout his career, he has partnered with more than 150 local authorities, housing associations, and health organisations to deliver cost-effective, digital solutions to shared challenges. Guy brings a strong focus on adult social care, helping organisations leverage data and technology to improve outcomes for their communities.
Speaker - Pamela Cook, Director of Business Development, Infoshare+