We recently met up with business process services provider Liberata, to hear about the company's new strategy and offerings following several years of investment. Alongside the new strategy, Liberata unveiled a new structure, whereby Liberata becomes a Group, made up of two wholly owned subsidiaries - Liberata UK and Trustmarque. Long-time Liberata exec and UK MD Charlie Bruin will take on the role of CEO for Liberata UK. Meanwhile Trustmarque continues to be led by its CEO Scott Haddow.Liberata's CEO Dermot Joyce, now becomes chairman of Liberata UK and Liberata Group CEO - with overall responsibility for both businesses. Allan Wood, a former Xansa board director, meanwhile, is the chairman of the Liberata Group holding company.The holding company, Liberata Group retains both Liberata UK and Trustmarque as independent businesses. For more analysis of how the two companies sit side-by-side see Trustmarque's services ambitions post Liberata/Endless takeover.Bruin has some big plans for the next stage of Liberata UK's development, which will involve taking to market some of the recent innovations that have been developed to 'radically reduce government administrative workload and transform the outcomes of its efforts'.Automation will play a key role in future plans for central government, alongside new managed services offerings, such as an empty homes review, and fraud and error review services. There are definitely some interesting developments, which we will discuss in a future post.