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Conductor

Concepts and Components

for

Local Government and the

Water Industry

www.symphony3.com

What is the Challenge?

• We can’t combine information from different systems to get an overall

picture.

– eg we don’t understand our overall relationship with our customer (or

ratepayer)

• We can’t keep information current or in sync.

– (One source of truth – meaning one edit point.)

• Social media and the “Cloud” have just made the challenge larger.

• Social media generates random unstructured data from multiple sources.

• We currently store and edit the same information in several systems.

• Our point to point integration is becoming unmanageable.

• Some data is still in “Proprietary” formats – ie GIS.

What is the Opportunity?

• We can enter out data once and use it in all systems.

• We can add Social media information in our existing corporate systems.

• We can see all of our customer interactions together and get a single

view of the customer (ratepayer).

• We can directly co-ordinate information with other levels of

government.

• This means:

– More streamlined internal processes

– A better understanding of the needs of the ratepayer

– Better Service Delivery through more meaningful engagement.

– Connection with the “next” generation.

What is “Conductor”

• It is a series of steps to help an organisation achieve these goals.

• There are four stages to it:

– A sanity check that it will deliver benefits and then a high level project scope.

– Understanding the information needs of the business.

– Ensuring information content is complete and able to be linked together.

– A technical environment to fill in the gaps between existing systems.

• The outcome may be different for each organisation.

• It is specifically designed to manage Social Media Information into the future.

• Conductor concentrates on three core information areas:

– Asset and Spatial information

– Property and Address information

– Customer Information (Single Customer View including Social Media)

• Some organisations may only implement part of one of these.

What are the four “Conductor” Stages

1 A Sanity Check.– Will it solve our challenges and thus what parts of conductor are needed.– What is the capability of the organisation to achieve the outcomes. – What is the suggested scope and timeline.

2 Understanding the Information Needs of the Business.– We believe that after having worked in 50+ Local Governments and Water

Authorities we know the basic answers.– Thus we do this as two steps:

• A gap analysis with our generic framework (Logical Boxes)• We let you tell us what your information issues are.

– This approach allows us to very efficiently produce an action plan.– The conductor program is often complementary to our core consulting activities.

(Communications, Social Media, GIS, Asset Management or Address/Property management).

What are the four “Conductor” Stages

3 Ensuring information content is complete and able to be linked.– We have to understand how the information links together and where the source of truth for each

piece of information is:

• We already understand the underlying information relationships (data model) needed to make this work.

• This component is basically a content clean and primary key matching exercise between systems.

– For example we know that a local government is capable of having 25 different address registers. We need to understand which records in which system match so we can go to a common address register – if necessary feeding the rest of the systems.

– If we have put GIS into your organisation at some stage over the last 20 years we will have already done part of this.

4 A technical environment to fill in the gaps between existing systems.– So far the theory is good, but we make sure it can be technically achieved.

– The heart of the system is a database which can switch and manage information.

– We wrap this with a modern integration layer so the content is maintained using existing systems.

– Our preference is for you to build and run it with our support and from our generic database design. Otherwise we can provide this as a service.

The Main Technical Components

Information Co-ordination – One Source of Truth

SQL Databases (Corporate Data Warehouse)Database Management Software

Property Data

Property address and maps

Parcel owner and maps

Valuations

Permits and Planning Applications

Asset Data

Copy of Relevant Asset Dataor

Live Asset Data

Live Spatial Data for Assets

Import & Management of New Data (A-Spec etc)

Database Views (Data & Maps) & Integration Layer

Customer Data (Single Customer View)

Customer Name and Address

Summary of all customer communications from all

systems

Import / Management of Social Media Data

BRIMBANK CORPORATE SYSTEMS

Single Customer View(Customer Understanding)

A Practical Example – Brimbank City Council

Social Media Interactions

SOCIAL MEDIA ENVIRONMENT

Tell Brimbank (Custom App)

TwitterFacebook

Confirm(CRM)

CORPORATE SYSTEMS

Single Customer View(Customer Understanding)

The Next Steps

CRM CopyCustomer Name Customer Postal Add

All Customer Transactions

Community Attitude Maps

Social Media Interactions

SOCIAL MEDIA ENVIRONMENT

AGGREGATING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR INCLUSION INTO CORPORATE SYSTEMS

TwitterFacebook

Neat Streets

Snap Send Solve

????Corporate App

(iPhone etc)

CRM(Manage Social

media with existing systems)

Other Customer Touch points

Records(Keep Social

Media Interactions)

SQL Database (Corporate Data Warehouse)

A Long Term Example

GIS EditSQL Database(transactional)

Web Based

GIS

MapInfo + ACADArcView + 3D

(Analysis/Design)

CRM DataSQL database

(transactional)

Asset Man

System

MapInfo Editing

Software

Database Management Software

Official Public

Website

Asset DataSQL database

(transactional)

GIS Data

Asset Data

Social Media Data

CRM DataName and Address Register

Database Views (Data & Maps)

Web Services Library (Data & Maps)

INTEGRATION LAYER (Web 2.0)

EMERGENCY Services

Other Public & Private

sector including Mapping Agencies

Public & Private Sector

Information Services

Web Services

LISTENING TO UNSTRUCTURED

DIALOGUE ACROSS THE WEB

AGGREGATING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR INCLUSION

INTO CORPORATE SYSTEMS

Twitter

Facebook

Neat Streets

Snap Send Solve

Custom AppBlogs

Forum Future Apps ??

??

Unstructured StructuredCRM(Call

Centre)

Need Further Information?

• Phillip Dooley [email protected]

• Fergal Coleman [email protected]

• www.symphony3.com