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Kit and Caboodle Customer focused culture change - PPT Presentation

Peter Welling Executive Director VicRoads Registration amp Licensing September 2013 Culture is about followers following followers 1 Deconstruct our thinking on everything People Systems Technology Processes ID: 465612

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Kit and Caboodle Customer focused culture change

Peter Welling

Executive Director VicRoads Registration & Licensing

September 2013Slide2

Culture is about followers following

followers

1Slide3

Deconstruct our thinking on everything

People – Systems – Technology – ProcessesSkills of Leaders to create the right environment2Slide4

3Slide5

A day in the

tent -

Marquee4Slide6

Ansett – no happy ever after...

5Slide7

SA Government Experience

Staff Survey sat on the shelf ...

58% of DTEI staff didn't think performance planning process useful 52% of staff thought that poor performance was not managed effectively 6Slide8

“What you can measure,

you can manage”

7Slide9

What the staff said after . . .

Staff survey Feb-11

Personal Learning Agreements 70% understand individual targets 80% understand team targets 84% know how their job contributes to team goals 78% knew what to do differently based on the performance discussion8Slide10

VicRoads – Modernisation through Innovation program

9Slide11

Overview –

VicRoads Registration & Licensing

We manage vehicle registration and driver licensing services for:5.3 million motor vehicles3.9 million driversWe process around 22 million transactions per year through our service delivery channels:41 Customer Service Centres2 Contact centres in Ballarat and Kew

Online services

Mail services

Network of agency service providers, incl. Australia Post, Shire Councils

Revenue collection: $3.9b

Staff number: 722

Operational Expenditure: $142m

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“Together we deliver the best possible service designed around the needs of

our customers”Slide12

Understand Customers’ needs & wants

What should our service experience be?

Core benefit:

Ability to drive in Victoria and own a safe car

Basic product:

Registration & Licensing

Expected product:

R&L services delivered at exceptional level, i.e. complete & accurate information the first time, delivered with consistent & high quality service

Augmented product:

additional services offered exceeding customer expectations, i.e. (existing) custom plates

Potential product:

future opportunities to transform the offering

Registration & Licensing

Today

Current product offering

Future

Product transformation

Current aspirational

product offering

Service offering transformation

Expanded offering

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Make a Connection

Make it Easy

Make a Difference

We understand our customers and design services to their needs

Our services are easy to find, access and use

We think big and deliver realistic solutions

We provide best value services to customers and stakeholders

We are capable and empowered to make a difference

We

use an ‘outside in’ approach, enabling our customers to be participants in service reforms and innovation

We

identify our customers and actively engage with them to fully understand their needs

We

build a picture of how our customers use our services in their day to day lives to help us target services and resources

We

see every customer contact as an opportunity to create a memorable customer experience

We

provide services that are simple, consistent and reliable across all of our channels

We

will provide more digital services and make them so straight forward and convenient that customers love to use them

We

are forward looking and flexible, proactively changing services to meet customers needs

We

deliver services when, where and how customers need them

We

are ‘one workforce’ of multi-skilled teams meeting customer demands across all channels

We

are always learning, we encourage curiosity and the pursuit of new ideas

We

welcome sharing, collaboration and competition to foster innovation

We

are ‘the culture’ of R&L and we go out of our way to make R&L an exciting and enjoyable place to be

Our

culture:

Customer focus, Innovation, Teamwork and Accountability

Strategy

Objectives

So what does this mean…

“Together we deliver the best possible service designed around the needs of our customers”

Vision

We develop and use the right tools, systems and information

Our Customer Centric Vision

12Slide14

Local Government

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FUN Be there

Make someone’s day

Choose your attitudeSlide15

Some things to consider...

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The “

Chaos” and “Control”

of changeCreative Excitement

Heartfelt Commitment

Cheerful Cooperation

Willing Compliance

Malicious Obedience

Rebel or Quit

Choices

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Lean Customer Value Tool

List top 5 things that you do that add value to your customers

Compare yourself against competitors – as good, better, worse thanAsk your customer and key stakeholders the same questions...

if you dare

Then implement improvements on the one or two things that matter to you both

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ADKAR Model

17Slide19

Key

Learnings

Look after your staff and the customers will follow – know what matters to your staff!Start with win-win – ride the slipstream, it builds confidenceThe first 90 days are the most powerfulIncremental - settle for less than 100%You will get some dents in your armour,

just keep

going

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Change Leadership

Clearly define the culture- then become the change

Communicate in their language – listen twice, talk onceFollow up and sustain the changeCreate the right environment for changeCelebrate the success and learn from failures – “followers follow followers”Authentically involve your staff and customers – do it now!Keep going, keep going and . . . keep going

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Thank you

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