From home care to education, Falkirk Council hopes that going digital will mean lower costs in the long term
More than 159 council services in the Falkirk area are now available digitally, with new technology being used everywhere from home care to education.
In schools, more than 17,000 iPads have been distributed to pupils to support their learning, including support for those with anScotland-wide funding has also delivered 2,400 devices or connectivity to families in need. Other things on the horizon include sensors to create smart parking, digital signage, intelligent street lighting and interactive experiences among others.
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