What is a Process Library?
A business process refers to the series of steps your organisation takes to accomplish a certain goal. When they work well, these actions should reflect the revenue you receive, or your other markers of success.
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A business process refers to the series of steps your organisation takes to accomplish a certain goal. When they work well, these actions should reflect the revenue you receive, or your other markers of success.
Low-code technology can enable councils to achieve more with less. However, be aware that low-code platforms can vary enormously. Choosing one requires extra care. Here are four important questions for councils to ask.
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In today’s increasingly digital world, the importance of digital inclusion cannot be overstated, especially in social housing. With approximately 4 million adults in the UK living offline, the digital divide poses significant challenges for tenants who may struggle to access essential services and community resources.
Ocasa Homes was founded in 2018 and rapidly expanded to 80 staff, they needed to document processes to centralise crucial information.