IEG4 Insights

Championing Local Well-Being: How we can create a blueprint for Social Prescribing

Posted by Matt Culpin on Apr 16, 2024 12:13:12 PM

"In 2019 Social Prescribing was included in the NHS Long Term Plan...By integrating technology into social prescribing initiatives, organisations can enhance accessibility, improve communication and provide more efficient support to individuals seeking to improve their overall wellbeing..." discusses Matt Culpin, IEG4's Product Director

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Topics: Health & Social care, citizenaccess, Social Prescribing

Improving the Citizen experience on your Website

Posted by Matt Culpin on Oct 26, 2022 6:07:56 PM

`It's becoming a common theme that citizens have ‘Amazon-esque’ expectations when dealing with local government and that a 'golden record' -  the thread of a citizen's data through multiple supplier's databases is what Councils are wanting to achieve...' discusses Matt Culpin, IEG4's Product Director

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Topics: digital local government, citizenaccess, CMS, API Framework, golden record

Messaging Dinosaurs...

Posted by John McMahon on Mar 3, 2021 2:00:00 PM

John McMahon of IEG4 explains that not long ago, his teenage niece stated “email was for dinosaurs”. If correct, what are the implications for public sector customer services?

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Topics: digital transformation, service design, onevu, customerengagement, citizenaccess

A Citizen-First Approach to the Blue Badge Service

Posted by Paul Tomlinson on Aug 31, 2020 10:45:00 AM

Local Government-as-a-Platform brings value to councils and citizens.

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Topics: digital transformation, software, blue badge, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

Businesses Matter (Business Rates/Commercial Waste/Licensing)

Posted by John Jervis on Mar 12, 2020 2:40:55 PM

In this blog, John Jervis of IEG4 looks at the importance of the business community to local government revenues and argues that effective digitisation of services will be not only attractive to business operators, but, will also offer councils new opportunities for revenue generation around improved services.

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Topics: digital transformation, software, onevu, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

Data Driven Services - Data Driven Places

Posted by Paul Tomlinson on Dec 11, 2019 2:39:30 PM

Have you ever stopped to think about how simple it is to order a product and get it delivered?  

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Topics: digital local government, digital transformation, lgaap, service design, citizenaccess, geo-location

Stopping Duplicate Tasks & Increasing Citizen Engagement

Posted by John Jervis on Nov 8, 2019 8:59:47 AM

Do you want to engage more with your citizens, yet fear that the easier you make communication, the higher the demand will be on your staff?

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Topics: digital transformation, software, onevu, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

They Ask, You Answer - Using an Outcome-Based Approach

Posted by John McMahon on Nov 4, 2019 9:24:29 AM

Why bother with Master Data Management?

For organisations engaged with customers around many different interconnected products on a regular basis, it makes commercial sense to invest in developing a single view of the customer across legacy infrastructure.  Particularly when information in each silo needs to be understood in order to make effective business decisions.

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Topics: digital transformation, software, onevu, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

Proactive Prevention - Personalisation Through Assessment

Posted by Paul Tomlinson on Oct 25, 2019 9:12:28 AM

The pressure on social services to provide support for the vulnerable within the community is never far from the news headlines. Deadlines for a succession of promised green papers have come and gone.  The reality may be that effectively funding social care is difficult to explain, difficult to achieve and, dealing with it, is politically toxic. 

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Topics: digital transformation, software, onevu, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

Taking Service Directories Mainstream

Posted by Paul Tomlinson on Oct 18, 2019 1:53:21 PM

We have our efforts upside down

In a thought-provoking lecture, entitled ‘Social Services Are Broken. How Can We Fix Them?’, Hilary Cottam stated that around £250,000 is spent each year, on each of around 100,000 families within the UK.  However, she highlighted that the £250,000 is not spent on the families themselves, but instead on the cost of running the support systems which have built-up around them.

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Topics: digital transformation, software, onevu, channel shift, customerengagement, citizenaccess

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