www.kingston.gov.uk smartcard networking forum case study: how to make cards work with gc register
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www.kingston.gov.uk
About Kingston
• London Borough,South West London
• Population of 150,000• 4,000 Employees
www.kingston.gov.uk
Business Pressures on RBK
• eGovernment Agenda• Customer First –
Improving Public Access• Efficiency savings -
Gershon
www.kingston.gov.uk
ICT in Kingston• 1,600 PC’s and 100 servers• Microsoft Apps – Exchange, Commerce Server and
SharePoint Portal Server• Northgate iWorld in Revenues and Benefits• Anite Swift / EDM• Cedar Financials• In-house Planning / GIS
www.kingston.gov.uk
Strategic Context
• RBK Policy Programme• Medium Term Financial
Planning• Customer First Programme• ICT Strategy
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Customer First
• Single Point of Access• Customer Service
Improvements• Common standards• Efficiency Savings
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Business Case for SmartCards• Libraries needed replacement membership card• Opportunities with new Leisure Contract• Joined up approach across the Council
• Lots of small projects• Economies of scale
• Partnership with TfL and London Connects• Future applications
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Smartcard Roll-out
• Using MS CRM for Customer Database• Integration with back office systems for;
• Libraries• Leisure
• Council Helpdesks and Libraries• Printing while you wait• Photographs
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Link to Oyster• In partnership with London Connects and
Transport for London• Added value service for residents
• Gives the card greater importance• Means at least one less card in your wallet!• Positive joined up image for the Council
• Opportunities to expand to all types of travel card and South West Trains
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Partnership with London Connects
• London wide Smartcard group• Sharing best practice• Learning from pilots• Joint procurement• Co-ordination between boroughs
• London Library Card – Onecard
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Customer View
Council Customers
Smart Card Scheme
Council Vertical Systems
(Council Tax, Adult Education etc)
Oyster
-Register for Cards-Authenticate with Library/Leisure centre-Proof of eligibility-Use card for Library/Leisure membership-Report change of circumstances-Report lost/stolen/damaged card-Personalisation of services-Make low value payments
-Access Oyster services-Report loist/stolen/damaged card
-Change of circumstances
-Registration updates
-Card Stop Requests
www.kingston.gov.uk
eBilling Business Case
• Customer Service Improvements• Improving access to services• Delivering services in the way people want
• Efficiency Savings• Channel migration• Back office savings
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Gov Connect Business Case
• Trust / Authentication• Legal Admissibility• Joined up public services• Long term future• Government pressure
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How will Smartcards link to Government Connect?
MS CRMOnline
Services
BizTalk
Other BOSystems
Revs andBens
CustomerData Hub
GovConnect
Libraries
Leisure
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Future Plans
• PASS Scheme• Leisure Centres in 2007• Access to services without the stigma (e.g. free
school meals)• Payments …?
www.kingston.gov.uk
Any questions?
Contact Details;Robin NobleICT ManagerRoyal Borough of KingstonTel 020 8547 [email protected]