Title: Electronic Service Delivery Toolkit
1Electronic Service Delivery Toolkit
- Customer Profiling
- Ali Hale
2Outputs in summary
- Data
- Ward level profiling data for all esd-toolkit
subscribers ALL - PC or Household data for participant who dont
have data - Characteristics of profile groups, detailed
attributes of profile types ALL - Software ALL
- Interoperability of profiling and volumes data
- Storage of data per LGSL/LGIL/LGChL/Profile group
/ Time period - Reports and graphs for analysis
- Project resource sharing
- Cost modelling tool to show implications of
channel shift - Consultancy
- Define service to be profiled, how and resources
needed - Guide on data collection and responsibility for
passing it to project - Report on data analysis findings and implications
for LA strategy - Generic reports on methodologies for profiling
and channel shift ALL
3Profiling inputs and outputs
Documented logic to establish standard approach
4Services covered
766 services in total
5Cleansed data
6Assigning LGSL references
7Data Collected
8esd-toolkit features
9Citizen profile analysis
- View ward and output area profiles by maps
- Download profiles with attributes
- Income band
- IMD ranking
- 6 different measures of health
- Propensity to use different access channels
- Responsiveness to different marking channels
- Compare with other (like) authorities
10Profiling maps
Free ward-level maps for all, detailed maps for
authorities with licensed data. Map shows main
profile group/type in each area.
11Reporting and download
12Profile comparison
- Compare your profile with other authorities
- Is your authority typical of your region/type?
13Profile type definitions
- 11 groups (A-K), 61 types (1-61), detailed
definition of each group and type - Can use any profiling data with groups/ types,
which matches addresses and profiles
14Profile attributes
- Currently Income, health (6 measures), preferred
channels, marketing susceptibility
15Future attribute enhancement
- British Crime Survey
- - Fears of different types of crime
- - Citizens attitudes towards police police
performance - Crime data
- - Incidents split into categories such as
buglary, fraud, theft, damage - Local police surveys
- Census variables
- - Ethnic and social mix of different areas
- esd-toolkit could include crime attributes
(fears, types of crime, rankings)
16Service improvement
- View the profiles of customers for each service
and groups of services - Compare customer profiles with those of other
(like) councils - Review service take-up over time to identify
- Seasonal variations
- Channel migration
17Service profile upload and download
- Basic upload - must know profile types
- Authorities with citizen data can address-match
18Transaction profiles in tree
- Single transactions can be added in tree view
19Service profile
Who to target for channel shift?
20Transaction analysis
21Cost modelling
- If 52 people use the web instead of
phone/face-to-face
22Channel strategy
- Devise a channel strategy based on
- Savings achievable from channel shift
- Propensity of customers to shift (given by their
profiles) - Citizens not reached by current channels
- Choose marketing campaigns according to
responsiveness of customers to different media - Locate contact centres where most needed
according to citizen profiles
23Service transaction costs report
- Shows costs incurred, over selected time period.
- Same data as cost modelling, but in single report
- Can run for single services/interactions, whole
departments or entire local authority
24Guidance documentation
- Links to resources on each page
- Free guidance for all subscribed users
25Phase II Oct 07-Mar 08
- Building on experience shared in Phase I
- Allowing a new group of authorities to profile
their customers and services - Phase I participants have been invited to help as
mentors - Project launch meeting was yesterday!
26Further information
- Web www.esd.org.uk/profiling
- Support support_at_esd.org.uk
- Phase II sheila.apicella_at_esd.org.uk