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  • 8/12/2019 Service Delivery and Information

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    Service Delivery and Information

    Here are some recommendations for the areas where you did not score highly. Use these recommendations and

    other resources to construct your development plan.

    Recommendations

    o Engage with your leadership colleagues to develop a vision/philosophy for delivery models. Communicate this

    vision broadly so that senior managers are clear.

    o Ensure your nowledge of all sectors of your business is up to date to enable you to lead the thining and decision!

    maing on the most appropriate service delivery models.

    o Develop systematic "listening# processes whereby you can both directly and indirectly listen to the demands of your

    ey customers and staeholders.

    o $or with e%ternal e%perts to assess the degree of "service e%cellence# that e%ists in the H& function#s culture.

    Identify gaps and an improvement plan.

    o Use the '(/)( rule to identify opportunities to increase customer satisfaction. *ypically organisations find that '(+

    of profits come from )(+ of customers, teachers give roughly '(+ of their attention to )(+ of students, and soon. $hat are the few ey drivers that most satisfy your customers- Deliver cost savings- enerate profits- Usethe '(/)( rule as a guideline to focus priorities and resources.

    o uild your nowledge of the most effective ways to handle complaints/escalations. Carry out "root cause analysis#to identify changes to be made in the process.

    o Ensure you use rigorous change management processes when implementing a new service delivery model to tae

    the team/organisation on the 0ourney with you.

    o Establish lins/networ with internal and e%ternal e%perts in vendor and contract management.

    o 1articipate in ma0or/international commissioning processes and tendering opportunities to eep up to date with

    leading!edge practice.

    o 2orm close relationships with your colleagues in purchasing/procurement. Ensure you are an "informed buyer# of

    services.

    o Create a balanced scorecard. *he term "balanced# refers to the traditional bias in business to focus too much on

    financial metrics while ignoring or downplaying other inds of information, such as employee and customersatisfaction. y creating and monitoring a balanced scorecard you can 3uicly identify trends and future!predictors.

    o Create a charter, or social contract, with each customer or staeholder group you serve or impact. *his should

    clarify the shared goals and values as well as the roles and responsibilities of each party. 4s the relationships

    evolve you can return to the charter to help guide the organisation through difficult decisions and trade!offs.o Identify the most appropriate continuous improvement tool for your business, such as Si% Sigma, 5aisan and 6ean,

    and drive the use of this throughout the organisation.

    o Empower action and don#t let up. 7otivate your teams to act by identifying obstacles or barriers that may hinder

    success and be proactive to mobilise against them. *his will show your team your level of sponsorship andcommitment to the 0ourney.

    o Engage hearts and minds. 8ou set the tone for how people embrace continuous improvement. y encouraging

    and prompting people to loo for better ways of doing things, you engage them on two levels. 2irst you arecommunicating to them that you value their thoughts and second you are engaging their hearts and helpingthem to emotionally connect. y doing so they become a part of the solution and are more committed to newand better ways of doing things.

    o Ensure your nowledge of H& technology models is up to date 9for e%ample portals, intranet/Internet, call centres,

    and so on: and ey providers 9for e%ample S41, ;racle, and so on:.

    o 1rovide formal and informal opportunities to continuously review the H& technology model to ensure it meets the

    needs of H&, its customers and the organisation.

    o

    Develop and implement a systems design process and standards to be used across the function/organisation 9toinclude needs identification, options appraisal, provider selection, and so on:.

    o 4pply rigorous change management sills/tools to all system implementation processes.

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