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It’s space, but not as we know it….Sharon Williams, Team Manager Flexible Working Design Team and Adam Crevald, SSD IT Manager, Nottinghamshire County Council

June 23, 2009 By Gary Marston Leave a Comment

This case study outlines the initial concept and evolution of flexible working in Nottinghamshire County Council.

  • The constraints of a traditional office.
  • How we developed the team and developed systems to support work style analysis/ storage audits.
  • How this enabled us to design a more flexible work space /office.
  • Development of electronic record mgt, home working and ITC.

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Mobile & Flexible Working Tagged With: Asset Management, culture change, flexible working, home working, local government, transformation

Cutting the Wires and The Footprint

February 11, 2008 By Gary Marston Leave a Comment

Paul Bettison, Leader, Bracknell Forest Borough Council

Paul will capture your imagination about how ‘cutting the infrastructure wires’ can not only release office space and also provide better customer service but, how it should be an integrated part of your strategic planning and provide a solution for operational front line managers and your Council’s community Leadership role.

Paul’s presentation provided useful tips on the strategic challenges, the necessary vision and delivery of mobile working. Paul is always clear that remote and mobile working are subtly different and should not be confused  but, form part of the menu a forward thinking Authority should have to pick from.

Paul explained the practical development of the business case and the importance of identifying and delivering the return on investment and explained how this can be a vehicle for delivering transformation change of services for those that need it whilst also being able to deliver organic change for those who prefer this approach.

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Mobile & Flexible Working Tagged With: Asset Management, Change, efficiencies, flexible working, mobile working, nomads, transformation

Mobile working in the NICS

February 11, 2008 By Gary Marston Leave a Comment

John A McKernan, Head of Enterprise Design Authority & CTO, Delivery and Innovation Division, The Northern Ireland Executive

This presentation will address how the NICS is embracing the latest mobile technologies to enable staff to work more flexibly and efficiently. It will explain how it is interfacing with the Workplace 2010 Strategy and running a number of proof of concept projects to prove that the technologies not only work but that they comply with the NICS IT security requirements.
(John will also cover property implications).

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Mobile & Flexible Working Tagged With: Asset Management, Change, efficiencies, flexible working, mobile working, nomads, transformation

Measuring the benefits of mobile and flexible working

February 11, 2008 By Gary Marston Leave a Comment

(Dr) Bob Crichton, Managing Director, HOP Associates

It is expected that employees working more flexibly will save on office costs, work more productively, spend less time off sick and reduce their carbon footprints.  But how do you know in advance what can be achieved?  How do you build a business case?  And how do you make sure the benefits are actually delivered? Using examples from the UK public sector, Bob Crichton from HOP Associates showed how office space auditing, employee consultation and financial modelling can provide an empirical foundation for successful implementation.

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Filed Under: Case Studies, Mobile & Flexible Working Tagged With: Asset Management, Carbon Footprint, culture change, efficiencies, flexible working

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