The Professional Planning Forum has released their 2014 Best Practice Guide.
The guide, published by the Professional Planning Forum, is packed with case studies, new research, thought leadership to drive new standards of professionalism and technology updates.
The latest in a full range of Best Practice Guides, this book is designed not only to inspire, but also to identify practical insight, provide toolkits and hot tips.
Written in collaboration with their membership, their awards finalists and the wider industry, its purpose is to share ideas, generate challenge and support far-reaching change across the industry.
Content includes:
- 17 case studies – from each of the Customer Contact Innovation Awards finalists. Demonstrating achievement in areas such as resourcing, unleashing the potential in people, technology, insights and analytics, quality, outsourcing and offshore.
- Best practice updates and benchmark research in quality and customer experience, volatility and flexibility, enterprise-wide planning and customer journey.
- Thought leadership articles on engaging with colleagues to build success, using metrics and structure to achieve strategic goals and reviewing the evidence for the links between engagement, innovation and an organisation’s performance.
Paul Smedley
“Twin themes focus our best practice guide this year: bridging the gap and people build success,” said Paul Smedley, Chair, Founder and Editor of the guide. “Alignment and engagement are fundamental in all nine communities of best practice and professionalism within the Planning Forum. I hope the industry makes full use of this guide to help face key challenges and raise the standards.”
Author: Megan Jones
Published On: 28th May 2014 - Last modified: 17th Sep 2019
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