Wincanton asked Leading Resolutions to help strengthen their process for introducing new services and ensure continuity and consistency of new digital services.

A mixture of legacy and new service components at Wincanton was putting at risk the supply chain provider’s reputation for exceptional customer service.  

This risk was extremely important to Wincanton as some of their clients have been with them for more than 20 years, demonstrating their strong customer relationships because of such brilliant customer service. 

So, Wincanton asked Leading Resolutions to help strengthen their process for introducing new services and ensure continuity and consistency of new IT services. 

“The benefits of working with Leading Resolutions will go way beyond this one project – they have changed our whole approach to new service introduction and made lasting and meaningful improvements.”
IT Services Director
Wincanton

Following an assessment of the underlying infrastructure and applications, Leading Resolutions defined a clear process for service introduction and deployed a service lifecycle methodology that would take a project from requirements through to delivery.  

A two-tier framework was developed which used a number of factors to determine whether a ‘Full’ or ‘Lite’ service management approach was appropriate.  Decisions were based on key factors including service criticality, value, number of locations and time to go live. 

The Solution

Our work reduced the risk to reputation and provided a re-usable, scalable methodology for introducing projects of all size and complexityStandards for capturing business requirements and defining the service solution are now firmly established. 

A service readiness dashboard was implemented along with a mechanism to highlight areas of risk including single points of failure.

Full training and development for the service management team embedded the necessary process and behavioural changes.

We provided interim management capability to the service assurance team throughout all transition phases.

200 locations served

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