improving charity's IT and telecoms services

the challenge:

Our client, a large national charity with multiple and sometimes remote sites, needed to achieve a substantially improved service than it was currently receiving with its existing IT and telecommunications service provider, without significantly increasing the costs.

our approach:

We took time to understand the client’s objectives and likely challenges over the next two to five years and from there to prioritise the service requirements.  We then recommended the outsourcing of the charities IT and telecommunications services to a single provider, including the transfer of the helpdesk function and various support services, some of which would need to be sub-contracted.  By anticipating the issues the charity was likely to face, we created an agreement that was robust enough to deal with the current business requirements and also those that were likely to arise in the future.

the result:

A more robust agreement with the supplier, improved service levels and the ability for the client to check on an ongoing basis that it was receiving the best deal.  This was achieved by discussion with the supplier as to the key concerns of both parties and, in so doing meant that the relationship going forwards was sustainable.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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