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Title: Electronic Service Delivery Toolkit


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Electronic Service Delivery Toolkit
  • Customer Profiling
  • Ali Hale

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Outputs 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

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Profiling inputs and outputs
Documented logic to establish standard approach
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Services covered
766 services in total
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Cleansed data
6
Assigning LGSL references
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Data Collected

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esd-toolkit features
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Citizen 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

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Profiling maps
Free ward-level maps for all, detailed maps for
authorities with licensed data. Map shows main
profile group/type in each area.
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Reporting and download
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Profile comparison
  • Compare your profile with other authorities
  • Is your authority typical of your region/type?

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Profile 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

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Profile attributes
  • Currently Income, health (6 measures), preferred
    channels, marketing susceptibility

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Future 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)

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Service 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

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Service profile upload and download
  • Basic upload - must know profile types
  • Authorities with citizen data can address-match

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Transaction profiles in tree
  • Single transactions can be added in tree view

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Service profile
Who to target for channel shift?
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Transaction analysis
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Cost modelling
  • If 52 people use the web instead of
    phone/face-to-face

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Channel 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

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Service 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

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Guidance documentation
  • Links to resources on each page
  • Free guidance for all subscribed users

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Phase 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!

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Further information
  • Web www.esd.org.uk/profiling
  • Support support_at_esd.org.uk
  • Phase II sheila.apicella_at_esd.org.uk
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