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Consultation has concluded
We are developing a new customer and digital strategy, and we want your feedback to make sure it meets your needs as a resident or customer of the council.
Following initial discussions, three key emerging themes have been identified, which are :
Provide services that are easy to access for all
Develop and strengthen our digital first approach
Ensure our systems are reliable and secure
Residents are at the heart of everything we do
Our approach is centred around the needs of Norwich residents and informed by the way digital technology has changed the way people live, connect and work. That's why we are constantly working to improve our services by making them more accessible and convenient.
The majority of residents and customers are both online and digitally confident. They expect our services to be easy to access online and available 24/7. There's a great opportunity to increase take up of our online services by improving the user experience.
We also understand that not everyone has the same access to technology, so we will continue to offer a variety of ways to get in touch and strive to provide:
a telephone service with an option to request a call back and not wait in a queue, with a focus on quality
face to face appointment service - arranged with the most suitable officer to deal with the enquiry to ensure the best outcome and service
a translation service for those who are not able to access the information or services they need online
We're always looking for ways to improve our services, so please complete the survey below to give us your feedback.
The survey will take around five minutes to complete.
We are developing a new customer and digital strategy, and we want your feedback to make sure it meets your needs as a resident or customer of the council.
Following initial discussions, three key emerging themes have been identified, which are :
Provide services that are easy to access for all
Develop and strengthen our digital first approach
Ensure our systems are reliable and secure
Residents are at the heart of everything we do
Our approach is centred around the needs of Norwich residents and informed by the way digital technology has changed the way people live, connect and work. That's why we are constantly working to improve our services by making them more accessible and convenient.
The majority of residents and customers are both online and digitally confident. They expect our services to be easy to access online and available 24/7. There's a great opportunity to increase take up of our online services by improving the user experience.
We also understand that not everyone has the same access to technology, so we will continue to offer a variety of ways to get in touch and strive to provide:
a telephone service with an option to request a call back and not wait in a queue, with a focus on quality
face to face appointment service - arranged with the most suitable officer to deal with the enquiry to ensure the best outcome and service
a translation service for those who are not able to access the information or services they need online
We're always looking for ways to improve our services, so please complete the survey below to give us your feedback.
The survey will take around five minutes to complete.
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Project Timeline
June - August 2023
Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 has finished this stage
Strategy conceptualised and working group established.
October 2023
Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 has finished this stage
Public consultation launches and members and service areas workshops delivered.
October - December 2023
Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 has finished this stage
Consultation informed strategy circulated for feedback from members and stakeholders.
February - March 2024
Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 has finished this stage
Circulate for final approval and present to the corporate leadership team
April 2024
Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 is currently at this stage
The new Customer and Digital Strategy 2024 - 2029 will be launched.