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Introduction to the Insight Hub Prototype
What we know about
trends in our services
What we know about
who we support
What we know about our
customer service
transactions
What we know about
issues reported to us
How Lambeth compares
What are the unit costs &
benefits of services
Why are we developing this?
Use intelligence to make better quality decisions – from
front line to strategic – to focus our resources on where
they needed most
Use its strategic advantage in terms of information to
influence outcomes – from influencing demand to
shaping markets
Help the council, communities & providers use
intelligence more effectively to understand and shape
the environment around them
What’s our initial focus?
• To understand how decisions are made on the services
they use and how they perform
More informed
residents
• To understand needs and demand to commission more
informed outcomes and improve the marketplaceMore informed staff
• To better understand needs & assets to engage their
communities
More informed
councillors
• To understand the market/s and customers they’re
supporting to better target their offer to commissioners
More informed
providers & businesses
• To understand local needs & assets to build stronger
communities & better influence decisions in their area
More informed
communities
What do people working in research
& analysis need?
Objectives
Help the organisation make the most of the research, tools and
insight that we have or can access
• Understand what expertise is needed to use the tools we have access to and
provide training to those who have the skills to use the tools
Enable staff to understand how evidence & analysis can be used
to improve & commission services
• Develop sessions where how commissioners & analysts show real life examples
of how evidence & analyse has been used effectively
Use the tools & analytical expertise to develop & deliver the
organisation’s strategic priorities
• Provide people tools & insights that can help them build a better picture of their
residents and customers and have the data to better understand demand
We’re building a better view of our
residents & services…
• We’ve used the LGA
customer insight model and
identified data &
development needs from
researchers & analysts.
• We’ve also added to this
model tools & data to
enable people to
understand demand
Demographics
Needs
Service Usage &
Cost
Attitudes
Service Usage & Costs
What we know about
trends in our services
What we know about
who we support
What we know about our
customer service
transactions
What we know about
issues reported to us
How Lambeth compares
What are the unit costs &
benefits of services
Demographics
What we know about
our wards
What we know about
our neighbourhoods
What we know about
CLIP areas
What is planned for
the future
Needs & Attitudes
What we know about
our residents
What we know about
our tenants
What we know about
local wellbeing (TBC)
What we know about
local deprivation
Other research
reports on Lambeth
We’re enabling staff to learn from organisations that
are applying these methods effectively
• We’re developing case
studies from the council
and other organisations
so people can identify
the steps they can take
to apply different BI
methods to specific
needs & situations
We’re enabling services to benefit from external
expertise to tackle challenges using data
• Developing
partnerships with
universities for one day
sprints and three month
research projects to
help redesign services
and increase the impact
of community-based
solutions, and design
research interventions.
Making the hub responsive to your needs
What resources do you use…and need to
carry out research & analysis?
What tools, research & analysis would
help you?
What else would you like to see on the
Hub?
Next steps
Improving the Hub based on your
feedback
Understanding commissioners’ needs
Providing or brokering support
Sign up to our next learning sessions
Theme Date
Evaluating outcomes 11 May Lambeth
Calculating social impact 17 May Community Action
Network
Understanding what matters to local residents 24 May Lambeth
Understanding the strengths & needs of local
communities
1 June Young Foundation
Understanding local demographics 7 June LGA
If there’s a session you’d like to run, get in touch
Find out more at http://bit.ly/insighthublambeth and http://bit.ly/miwtools

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Introduction to the Insight Hub 0.2

  • 1. Introduction to the Insight Hub Prototype What we know about trends in our services What we know about who we support What we know about our customer service transactions What we know about issues reported to us How Lambeth compares What are the unit costs & benefits of services
  • 2. Why are we developing this? Use intelligence to make better quality decisions – from front line to strategic – to focus our resources on where they needed most Use its strategic advantage in terms of information to influence outcomes – from influencing demand to shaping markets Help the council, communities & providers use intelligence more effectively to understand and shape the environment around them
  • 3. What’s our initial focus? • To understand how decisions are made on the services they use and how they perform More informed residents • To understand needs and demand to commission more informed outcomes and improve the marketplaceMore informed staff • To better understand needs & assets to engage their communities More informed councillors • To understand the market/s and customers they’re supporting to better target their offer to commissioners More informed providers & businesses • To understand local needs & assets to build stronger communities & better influence decisions in their area More informed communities
  • 4. What do people working in research & analysis need?
  • 5. Objectives Help the organisation make the most of the research, tools and insight that we have or can access • Understand what expertise is needed to use the tools we have access to and provide training to those who have the skills to use the tools Enable staff to understand how evidence & analysis can be used to improve & commission services • Develop sessions where how commissioners & analysts show real life examples of how evidence & analyse has been used effectively Use the tools & analytical expertise to develop & deliver the organisation’s strategic priorities • Provide people tools & insights that can help them build a better picture of their residents and customers and have the data to better understand demand
  • 6. We’re building a better view of our residents & services… • We’ve used the LGA customer insight model and identified data & development needs from researchers & analysts. • We’ve also added to this model tools & data to enable people to understand demand Demographics Needs Service Usage & Cost Attitudes
  • 7. Service Usage & Costs What we know about trends in our services What we know about who we support What we know about our customer service transactions What we know about issues reported to us How Lambeth compares What are the unit costs & benefits of services
  • 8. Demographics What we know about our wards What we know about our neighbourhoods What we know about CLIP areas What is planned for the future
  • 9. Needs & Attitudes What we know about our residents What we know about our tenants What we know about local wellbeing (TBC) What we know about local deprivation Other research reports on Lambeth
  • 10. We’re enabling staff to learn from organisations that are applying these methods effectively • We’re developing case studies from the council and other organisations so people can identify the steps they can take to apply different BI methods to specific needs & situations
  • 11. We’re enabling services to benefit from external expertise to tackle challenges using data • Developing partnerships with universities for one day sprints and three month research projects to help redesign services and increase the impact of community-based solutions, and design research interventions.
  • 12. Making the hub responsive to your needs What resources do you use…and need to carry out research & analysis? What tools, research & analysis would help you? What else would you like to see on the Hub?
  • 13. Next steps Improving the Hub based on your feedback Understanding commissioners’ needs Providing or brokering support
  • 14. Sign up to our next learning sessions Theme Date Evaluating outcomes 11 May Lambeth Calculating social impact 17 May Community Action Network Understanding what matters to local residents 24 May Lambeth Understanding the strengths & needs of local communities 1 June Young Foundation Understanding local demographics 7 June LGA If there’s a session you’d like to run, get in touch Find out more at http://bit.ly/insighthublambeth and http://bit.ly/miwtools

Editor's Notes

  • #6: Defines and manages the governance of BI principles, processes & systems needed Coordinates BI activities and resources to ensure an evidence-based approach to decision making is used across the council Develops the plans, priorities, infrastructure, and competencies to deliver its outcomes Supports people working in BI to collect, analyse and report intelligence effectively Provides the resources to enable people across the organisation to use the intelligence to improve their services Work with key Intelligence Commissioners (Customer Access, Business Transformation, etc.) to develop an improvement programme focused on developing skills in understanding demand Develop a “hub & spokes” model to commission the use of Analysts & Reporters to work on strategic programmes, while the functions of Intelligence Stewards, Policy Makers and Lead Analysts who would provide a professional lead on specialist BI areas Explore with other services & councils how reporting could be shared with them and/or automated
  • #11: Speakers and trainers from: Community Action Network, Barnet, City Interaction Lab, Crisis, Demos, Harrow Council, GDS, GLA, LGA, London College of Communications, Making Every Adult Matter, NCB, Newham Council, New Poverty Institute, Plexus, Policy Lab, Public Collaboration Lab, RCA, Southwark Council, University College London & Young Foundation