SER Programme Vision. Why we need to act now There is a recognition of frustrations Negative student feedback i-Grad surveys Staff dis-satisfaction Unable.

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SER Programme Vision

Why we need to act now There is a recognition of frustrations Negative student feedback i-Grad surveys Staff dis-satisfaction Unable to do their work effectively or efficiently Lack of automation Staff knowledge transfer Do not trust data ? Statutory Compliance Risks Funding Risks Negative impact on income Wasting time and money Opportunity to be more efficient with resources we have Fragmented systems Proliferation of systems Reputational Risk Laying foundations for the next 600 years Future-proofing our capabilities

Vision Statement Example The SER Programme will enable a seamless and rewarding student journey for students and staff.

The Programme will do this through: Simplification We will rationalise our processes and systems to ensure a seamless and joined-up experience is provided for Students and Staff We will simplify and clarify processes so that it easier for Students and Staff to do their work We will remove activities that add no value to Students and Staff We will improve collaboration to ensure we deliver an excellent student journey We will automate where it makes sense to do so- freeing up time for our stakeholders

The Programme will do this through: Visibility and Transparency We will develop a common data source to provide: A “single view of the student” enabling improved decision making and student support (and/or) Accurate, timely and relevant information to enable improved decision making and accountability Improved quality and compliance

The Programme will do this through: E-enablement We will E-enable the Student Journey to : Automate “paperless” processes saving time and money Provide easy and 24 hour access to information wherever one is (remote working) Provide a single “look and feel” to all users Provide users with an intuitive and simple to use interface and platform

The Programme will do this through: Adaptation and Flexibility We will implement processes and systems to improve user control and management We will take a modular and customisable approach to system development We will simplify our processes and enhance our systems to increase our speed of response to sector issues and opportunities (improved compliance) We will lay the foundations for a continuous improvement culture