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Brimbank City Council adopts customer-centric approach in driving Digital Transformation
The Council successfully completes phase one of its project to implement Pitney Bowes’ ‘Single Customer View Solution’ to transform customer experience
Putting the community first was the council’s top priority, which required a shift in business model from property-centric to customer-centric. In the digitization process, the biggest challenge faced by the Council was multiple siloed corporate systems that resulted in disparate data, and created inefficiencies across the organisation. Due to data inaccuracies, the Council did not have a concise holistic view of the customer and the kind of services consumed by the customers. The council was challenged to meet increased community expectations whilst reducing inefficiencies.
In order to better connect and create efficient customer delivery models, the Council deployed a new transaction-based and mobile-responsive web site, a payment gateway and master data management solution (powered by Spectrum). In phase one, the Spectrum solution has integrated three of Council’s main corporate systems, providing data cleansing, data quality and analytics. Phase two would include another six corporate systems to create a single customer view.
‘Community first’ initiatives, such as online payments for paying rates, infringements and planning as well as the newly designed website offering services such as waste collection, senior and child care, parks, pets and disaster response were implemented to provide customers with 24x7 access.
“Digital transformation for the Council meant driving cultural change
internally and digital change externally, and both were significantly
important in a mission to drive a community-first work culture right
across the organisation. The Spectrum solution has allowed us to be more
responsive to customer needs, and greater customer satisfaction is
already evident’, said,
Through the completion of phase one of the project—the integration of
three of the Council’s main corporate systems, providing data cleansing,
data quality and analytics—the Council has experienced the benefits of a
customer-centric evolution based on a single view of the customer that
helps the Council identify, locate and communicate with each citizen in
a better way. Phase two of the project, expected to be delivered by
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Billsborough
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Kara.Billsborough@bm.com