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Accountant in Bankruptcy
Publication - Reports

AiB Digital Strategy 2026-2030

First published
30 April 2026
Last updated
30 April 2026 - see all updates
Topic
Information Management

AiB publishes a new digital strategy, setting an ambitious direction for the next five years, focusing on modern technology, high‑quality digital design, and a secure, integrated infrastructure to support an agile, user‑centred organisation

Alignment to strategic objectives

This strategy supports Accountant in Bankruptcy’s three strategic purposes by ensuring that core products remain robust, accessible, and fit for modern needs; embedding continuous improvement across all digital and operational functions; and strengthening engagement with stakeholders through transparent communication, co‑design, and collaboration.

The strategic themes of security, resilience, data insights, cloud‑first capability, workforce empowerment, standards alignment, and digital‑by‑default delivery act as the structural pillars supporting all transformation work for the next five years.

Strategic objective 1 – deliver core products

Service optimisation and digital inclusion initiatives ensure core insolvency and debt management services remain fit for purpose.

Strategic objective 2 – continuous improvement

Data management & analytics, cybersecurity & resilience, staff development, and innovation collectively support continuous improvement.

Strategic objective 3 – stakeholder engagement

Engagement and communication activities, governance, and transparent updates strengthen stakeholder relationships and co-design of services.

First published
Thursday, 30 April 2026
Last updated
Thursday, 30 April 2026 -
All updates

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