Havering Borough Libraries：EDI implementation case study.pptVIP

阿里巧巧 London Libraries Consortium: The EDI experience Shared Library Management System Ann Rennie – London Borough of Havering LLC Background Joint procurement of stock across 6 boroughs with a key aim to save money by Sharing tender costs / expertise Securing discounts for high volumes standardise servicing Shared Libraries Management System Started with 2 boroughs Now 7 boroughs Soon to be 10 boroughs Further discussion with 3 boroughs Framework and Consortium Agreements Standardisation is the key!! LLC Stock Contract Went out to tender for a new stock supplier with 6 of 10 the Computer partners Tender specified Supplier Selection, EDI Order, Quotes, Acknowledgements, Invoice and Direct Delivery as key requirements Minimum NAG Standards agreed and RFID Tagging and programming required LMS supplier and Stock Supplier needed to work together to deliver the vision Acquisitions Process prior to OG Process mid way through the project LLC Stock Procurement Process Expected Outcome Improved service delivery Value for money service Savings re invested into the front line Increased customer satisfaction Increased issues figures Increased job satisfaction Costs / Benefits Improved performance on PLSS 5 – Reservation Supply Times Cost to put a book on a shelf for Havering prior to LLC ￡5.46 Cost to put a book on a shelf mid BPRE ￡3.35 Cost to put a book a a shelf using Supplier Selection, EDI Orders, Quotes, Acknowledgements, Invoice and a full payments interface ￡0.62 * Presented by Kay Wellings – DS Limited Introductions London Libraries Consortium were originally 6 partner boroughs wanting to reduce costs of procuring libraries stock Having established themselves as a consortium for supply of stock they decided that a shared LMS would mean that not only would they reduce costs of stock but they could reduce the costs of processing the stock and give customers more choice We started out with 2 boroughs - 7 – 10 – further 3 Havering as the lead borough h