01.09.2024
Keystream Launches Consulting Practice to Drive Public Sector Digital Transformation
London, 1st October 2024 – Keystream is excited to announce the launch of its consulting practice, marking a significant milestone in its journey to support digital transformation across the UK Public Sector. This newly launched practice expands Keystream’s service offering beyond recruitment to provide comprehensive Digital, Data, and Technology (DDaT) solutions through expert advisory and project delivery services.
As part of this strategic development, Keystream’s consulting practice will deliver tailored solutions that address the complex challenges faced by healthcare and government organisations, enabling them to achieve their digital goals through innovative strategies and hands-on support.
Johnny Stein, CEO of Keystream, commented:
“The launch of our consulting practice represents a significant step forward in our journey to enhance the value we provide to our clients. By expanding our offering beyond recruitment, we now deliver comprehensive DDaT solutions through both expert advisory and project delivery services. This enables us to not only identify and place the right talent but also offer strategic guidance and innovative solutions to address the complex challenges our clients face. Our vision is to be a trusted partner to the UK Public Sector, helping organisations achieve transformation through tailored advice and measurable outcomes.”
Krishna Gandham, Managing Director of Consulting, brings a wealth of expertise in digital transformation within the healthcare and social care sectors. Her focus will be on delivering operational improvement solutions that empower public sector organisations to streamline processes and enhance service delivery.
Krishna Gandham added:
“At Keystream’s consulting practice, our core offerings focus on delivering tailored digital transformation and operational improvement solutions that empower the public sector workforce to streamline processes and enhance service delivery. Consulting is vital today because it enables organisations to tackle complex challenges with expert guidance, innovative strategies, and sustainable solutions. What excites me most about leading the consulting division is the opportunity to make a lasting impact—empowering teams, simplifying complexity, and driving meaningful and sustainable change across healthcare and government sectors.”
The launch of Keystream’s consulting practice strengthens the company’s position as a trusted partner for the public sector, combining the power of recruitment and strategic advisory services. Keystream is now better equipped to support organisations at every stage of their digital transformation journey, ensuring that ambitions are met with practical, scalable solutions that drive real results.
For more information on how Keystream’s consulting practice can support your organisation’s transformation goals, please click here to book a consultation.
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