Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning
DELWP engaged Exco Partners to investigate a Case Management system to simplify and streamline the employee experience of workplace relations matters. The approach used a human-centred design method to review existing processes, conduct research and interviews of stakeholders and co-designed the future state as a set of Service Blueprints.
The engagement
The Department of Environment, Land, Waters and Planning (DELWP), plays a significant role in safeguarding the state of Victoria from the ravages of bushfires and climate change. With over 4,000 staff, the management of workplace relations-related matters is complex and time-consuming.
DELWP engaged Exco Partners to investigate a Case Management system to simplify and streamline the employee experience of workplace relations matters. The approach used a human-centred design method to review existing processes, conduct research and interviews of
stakeholders and co-designed the future state as a set of Service Blueprints.
Outcome
The Service Blueprints informed a solution evaluation process and sequenced roadmap for delivering the capability for DELWP.
The market evaluation compared various technology providers against a set of key criteria that included implementation effort, alignment to requirements and total-cost of ownership.
"Exco Partners were brilliant, super
customer focused and pragmatic.” Darren, DELWP
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