Apparently it is national Customer Service Week.
One of the exercises delegates work on in the Trust &
Shared Vision workshop, is a shared customer contact centre. All kinds of
useful ideas bubble up from the wide range of delegates about delivery of
shared contact centres. So you can read what the experts say too, in a number
of the collaboration articles below.
Here is the collaborative working news, plus 9
collaborative working jobs, from the last few days…
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Devolution
How Theresa May is changing the government’s devolution drive
The UK’s vote to leave the
European Union and the subsequent change in Downing Street is likely to alter
the role of devolution in government policy. Read
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Let’s take full advantage of what devolution can offer
The
government’s devolution and localism agenda creates opportunities for the
sector to refine its mission and purpose, says Ayub Khan. Read
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LGA chair warns government change could derail devolution
The chair of the Local Government
Association has warned that a “pause” in devolution following Theresa May’s
arrival in Downing Street could derail the process across the country. Read
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CABINET CALL: Why I am in favour of devolution - by council leader Cllr Gary Porter
The next few weeks should see some
real progress made on the Greater Lincolnshire Devolution deal. Read
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Housing
Housing
Kier partnership looks to exploit government house-building drive
Kier Living has set up a new
operation to offer cash-strapped local councils and housing associations a way
to develop their land. Read
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Local Government
4 steps for local government digital leaders
Digital transformation is one of
the most exciting challenges facing local public services, but one which is
often inadequately addressed directly by elected representatives. Read
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Half of councils now taking part in One Public Estate programme
More than 150 councils are set to
join the next phase of a public sector scheme to cut property costs and
transform local services. Read
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Welsh councils forced to collaborate under fresh local government reform plans
Local authorities in Wales will
not be forced to merge, but will undergo an “enhanced level of mandatory and
systematic” collaborative working under new integration plans announced by the
Welsh Government. Read
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Digital &
Customer Service
Capita Conferences: Multi-Agency Information Sharing
Friday 21st October 2016 - Grange
City Hotel, London. With the European Union’s General Data Protection
Regulation set to be implemented from May 2018, our Multi-Agency
Information Sharing Conference is aptly timed to explore the
latest policy updates. Read
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Cloud infrastructure providers unveil data protection Code of Conduct
Cloud Infrastructure Services
Providers in Europe (CISPE), a newly formed coalition of more than 20 cloud
infrastructure providers, has announced the launch of the first-ever data
protection code of conduct. Read
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Research reveals what the public really wants from customer service
As National Customer Service Week
gets underway (it runs from today until Friday), research by The Institute of
Customer Service has claimed that one in six Britons claim to experience poor
customer service at least once a week, with many blaming the attitude and competence
of staff. Read
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Survey reveals the truth about public sector Cloud implementation
A new survey has revealed the
lingering pain points surrounding the public sector’s implementation of Cloud
services and highlighted what’s being done about them. Read
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Why the public sector needs to focus on customer service
As part of our focus on National
Customer Service Week, Digital by Default News caught up with Andrew Cleminson,
Business Development Director at Agilisys. Here we uncover how the public
sector is responding to the demands and expectations of today’s citizens
through the use of digital technology. Read
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Blue Light
Transformation
Julia Mulligan says North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service could be jointly led
The most senior police and fire
officers in North Yorkshire could be brought together in one body overseeing
both 999 services, to help save millions of pounds a year, a new report says. Read
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Merseyside police and fire services 'to merge' in a bid combat government cuts
Police and fire services on
Merseyside are set to merge in a bid to protect the frontline from swingeing
government cuts. Read
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