
28 March 2025
Following the success of ITEC 2025, the social care sector continues to seek practical ways to address its most pressing challenges. Workforce shortages, financial constraints, and rising demand require sustainable solutions that technology can help deliver.
On the 2nd of April 2025 from 10am-4pm the TEC Disruptors Forum returns as a free online event, offering a focused exploration of how digital transformation is addressing real-world problems in social care delivery across the UK.
Read more about the TEC Disruptors Forum Spring 2025 here.
The forum directly addresses the implementation challenges that many services faced at ITEC 2025. Rather than broad concepts, each session provides specific, actionable approaches to technology adoption that can be implemented with existing resources and infrastructure.
This free online event brings together experienced practitioners who have successfully navigated digital transformation in real care settings. Their insights go beyond theory to provide practical guidance for immediate application.
The forum features five targeted sessions addressing the most pressing challenges in technology enabled care, each designed to provide actionable takeaways.
Stuart Lindsay from Channel 3 Consulting will share a roadmap for prevention-focused care models that deliver measurable ROI. Drawing on over 20 years of frontline and consultancy experience, Stuart will demonstrate how digital transformation can help balance high-quality services with long-term financial sustainability.
Essential for: Commissioners, service managers, and transformation leads seeking cost-effective prevention strategies.
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Kathryn Smith, CEO of the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE), will reveal early insights from the first-ever fund specifically supporting unpaid carers and social care innovation. Learn how this initiative aligns with the Government's 10-Year Health Plan and discover practical approaches to accessing this funding.
Essential for: Local authority leaders, commissioners, and those supporting unpaid carers.
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Richard Keyse from 2iC-Care cuts through the hype to expose how many so-called "proactive and preventative" solutions barely scratch the surface of what's truly possible. This session goes beyond the 2027 switchover deadline to reveal the critical but often overlooked layers of resilience necessary for truly sustainable digital transformation.
Essential for: Directors of Adult Social Care, commissioners, operational managers, and anyone planning for the digital switchover.
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Katie Thorn from the Digital Care Hub, co-convener of the Oxford Project on the Responsible Use of Generative AI in social care, will present real-world case studies of successful AI implementation. Learn practical approaches to co-production in technology development and get straight answers on the ethical considerations of AI in care settings.
Essential for: Innovation leads, service designers, and those interested in AI or concerned about the ethical implications.
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Charlotte Findlay from TSA brings over 13 years of experience in Health and Social Care, including front line TEC delivery across monitoring, assessment, installation, and response services. Drawing on her background, she'll provide comprehensive guidance on developing funding strategies that succeed in today's challenging financial landscape. The session will explore proven methodologies for building compelling business cases that demonstrate both financial sustainability and improved outcomes, with particular focus on quantifying benefits across the whole system.
Charlotte will address how integrated approaches between health and social care can create more effective workforce solutions, using real-world examples from organisations that have successfully secured funding for technology initiatives. Participants will leave with templates, frameworks, and evaluation tools they can immediately apply to their own funding challenges.
Essential for: Finance directors, business development managers, commissioners working across health and social care boundaries, and anyone responsible for securing resources for TEC projects.
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Each session includes a brief technology showcase presented by industry experts, demonstrating practical applications that are already delivering results in real-world care settings:
This event is designed with your busy schedule in mind:
Last year's TEC Disruptors Forum delivered compelling evidence that preventative care works. One of the highlights was multiple speakers independently confirming a 3:1 return on investment from preventative care approaches.
As one attendee noted after last year's event: "The engagement throughout the day, from incisive questions to shared experiences, showed our sector is ready for change. With rising demand for services and increasing workforce pressures, we desperately need sustainable solutions."
Catch up on last year’s forum here!
Find out more about the TEC Disruptors Forum Spring 2025 here.
Register for the forum free here.
2iC-Care deliver care technology that solves current challenges and anticipates future needs. The business provides interoperable, defence-sector technology, as an easy-to-use digital technology enabled care solution, called Andi. Andi ensures that forward-thinking local authorities can use the smartest peripherals, deliver preventative and personalised care and future-proof their care services to improve service user outcomes.
Whether you attend one session or all five, you'll gain specific, implementable insights that can improve care delivery in your service while managing resource constraints.