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Can technology alone build a more resilient society?

To turn digital transformation into lasting resilience, governments must focus on security, trust and skills.

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AI is already helping governments save money, anticipate change and keep services running through disruption. But resilience depends on more than just tools — it depends on people using them well.

AI is reshaping how governments work, but resilience comes from how confidently they use it. When technology is trusted, secure and supported by the right skills, leaders can make faster decisions, manage risk better and keep essential services running.

Paul Palmer
Global Government & Infrastructure Digital Modernization Leader

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