Kent inks Agilisys digital services deal
Written by on 23 October 2015 in News
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Agilisys has won a £23m contract to supply Kent County Council with digital services and a contact centre for the next six years.
Kent will use the firm to improve digital access for residents. The council's Conservative leader Peter Carter said the council’s priority was to offer an “enhanced experience” for those trying to use services or contact the council.
“In Agilisys, we have found a partner that can help us to take the next step in transforming the way customers interact with us across all channels, building on the high quality services that staff already deliver,” he added.
“As a result we will also be able to identify even greater savings through improved processes, giving the taxpayers better value for money.”
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More than 150 KCC staff are expected to transfer to Agilisys.
Agilisys chief executive Steven Beard said he hoped the Kent deal would provide a “regional showcase” for what the firm can do.
Earlier this week, local authorities in Kent awarded a contract for a data sharing tool to save money by preventing fraud and errors.
Earlier this week, local authorities in Kent awarded a contract for a data sharing tool to save money by preventing fraud and errors.
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