Infrastructure and architecture teams in local government are managing increasingly fragile IT estates.
Legacy on-premise systems run alongside cloud services and shared service models, creating dependencies that few people fully understand.
When something breaks, the consequences cascade quickly:
– a failed server impacts multiple applications.
– a network issue locks out critical business systems.
What starts as a minor incident escalates because teams can’t see the downstream impact until users are already affected.
The pressure to reduce risk, support audits, and improve resilience continues to grow, but budgets and headcount aren’t keeping pace. Infrastructure teams need better ways to understand what’s connected, assess impact quickly, and prevent the same incidents from recurring.
Explores how better asset and dependency visibility transforms incident management in complex council environments, drawing on real examples from local authorities navigating these challenges.
What you’ll learn:
- How limited asset visibility turns small failures into major service disruptions.
- Practical ways to map dependencies so teams understand impact before incidents escalate.
- Incident response frameworks that reduce resolution times and prevent repeat failures.
- Real-world lessons from councils improving resilience without additional budget or headcount.
Sam O Neill
Lead Account Executive, Freshworks
Emmanuella Abeka
Business Development Lead, Freshworks
Pavani Narayanaswamy
Lead Solutions Engineer, Freshworks