Central Government

Methods has been working with central government since 1993. Many of the larger government departments are major clients including the Home Office, Department of Health, HM Revenue & Customs, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Justice, Defra, Department for Education, Department for Transport and the Department for Work & Pensions. We help major departments and agencies tackle some of the largest business change and transformation programmes in the UK public sector.

We enjoy an enviable track record of delivering real savings and benefits by combining new business processes, new service channels and adopting new technologies.

Our services include:

‘New Ways of Working’
channel shift, process automation, sharing resources and complete service re-design
routemaps and tools for disaggregating legacy commercial arrangements
enterprise architecture to improve target operating models
adoption of utility and commodity services
design and delivery of cloud based services
identity management and security
risk based approaches and tools for commercial decision making
network and broadband services aggregation

Resourcing for Central Government

For interim positions, our resourcing team has worked with organisations such as HM Revenue & Customs, Department for Work and Pensions, Department for Transport and the Home Office.

Over the years, we have seen major changes in processes, procedures and requirements. However, the repeat business we see from our clients is testament to our ability to stay ahead of this.

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Key clients

BIS (UK Department for Business, Innovation and Skills)

NPIA (National Policing Improvement Agency)

1. Do you have more than 50% of your IT service contracted through a single provider?	yes	no
2. Does the implementation of your IT system restrict process optimisation?	yes	no
3. Does your technology implementation dictate the number of people you require?	yes	no
4. Do you have a common desktop operating environment?	yes	no
5. Are you able to share common processes throughout your organisation?	yes	no
6. Can you adopt new technologies in a timescale that meets your business need?	yes	no
7. Do you have any services or contracts on a utility model?	yes	no
8. Have you identified the services you consume which could benefit from a utility model?	yes	no
9. Have you developed a business case for a utility service?	yes	no
10. Can you pay for services based upon volume?	yes	no
11. Do you have utility contracts for all services acceptable to your business?	yes	no
12. Do you feel you have full control of your IT environment?	yes	no

Central Government

Resourcing for Central Government

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Key clients

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