Public Sector case studies
Driving the transformational government agenda
From the heart of UK central government to the most rural regional agencies, PBBI solutions are trusted to enable smarter working and build better relationships with citizens.
Browse our case studies to discover how UK government organisations employ our solutions.
Featured case studies
Aberdeenshire Council
Aberdeenshire Council’s Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) service took the decision to purchase a single integrated asset management system that could cover all of the Council’s main infrastructure assets. Its aim was to maximise business benefit and cost savings by radically reducing its IT overhead and enabling its staff to work smarter and more efficiently.
Liverpool City Council
Confirm enables this UK city council to deliver public self-service via the internet and unparalleled internal efficiencies.
Lincolnshire County Council
LCC needed a cohesive system that could streamline these processes and deliver cost and efficiency savings. Integrating PBBI’s MapInfo Stratus and Confirm solutions with its existing SAP CRM database enabled LCC to use web mapping to simplify reporting, improve the geographical accuracy of work orders, and provide better information to the public about repairs.
Medway Council
Medway Council needed a highways asset management system that could tightly integrate with both its customer service centre and contractor systems. It also wanted realtime financial control over contractor maintenance jobs in order to run its highways budget more efficiently.
Portsmouth City Council
MapInfo Professional allows this city council to visualise and analyse information that is critical for better service.
The Safer Derbyshire Partnership
The Safer Derbyshire Partnership wanted to identify juvenile crime hotspots near three schools in order to deploy resources such as Police Community Support Officers more effectively.
Wakefield and District Housing
WDH needed to organises its vast spatial data into one place to make it available to its 1400 users across the organisation.