Case Studies

Find out how organisations have benefited from ICS membership:

East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council achieve ServiceMark
(25 September 2009)

East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Transform Sandwell are two of the first organisations to successfully achieve ServiceMark, our customer service accreditation scheme

Lyreco - Benefits of ICS membership
(07 August 2009)

Lyreco is a worldwide supplier of office stationery and supplies. The company employs almost 2,000 staff in the UK and Ireland with offices in Airdrie in Scotland, Dublin and a head office in Telford, Shropshire. They've extended their membership for four years.

Shirley Thorne - Companion Member
(04 August 2009)

Shirley is corporate customer services manager with Hampshire County Council and a Companion Member of the Institute.

Birmingham City Council
(18 February 2008)

ICS membership is part of a major transformation programme underway at Birmingham City Council

Partnership that goes from strength to strength
(20 June 2007)

The availability of a nationally recognised qualification has increased the perceived value of our service roles

Determined to be different by putting customers first
(26 April 2007)

Lincolnshire County Council is working closely with ICS to raise performance standards across all services provided to local communities. Offering staff the opportunity to achieve ICS Professional Awards is just one way the authority is deriving benefit from its partnership with ICS and other Member organisations.

An investment in raising customers’ experiences
(08 February 2007)

Medical insurance is a demanding business. Customers expect - and deserve - the very best service. Here, Sue Bancroft, AXA PPP Healthcare’s Head of Quality and Performance, explains the importance of ICS Membership in helping employees achieve their own, and, ultimately, the company’s goals.

Working in partnership for a better community
(26 October 2006)

Classified recently by the Audit Commission performance assessment (CPA) as a four-star authority that is ‘improving well’, Nottinghamshire County Council is working closely with ICS to further raise service performance across the organisation. Providing up to 500 staff with an opportunity to achieve ICS Professional Awards over the next three years is just one way the Corporate Member is maximising its partnership with ICS and other Member organisations.

A winning formula for professional partnerships
(24 August 2006)

Two organisations show how they derive advantage from ICS membership benefits, including networking, research, publications, conferences, Customer Service Forums and other activities.

Capitalising on customer service investment
(16 February 2006)

Barclays Personal Investment Management was the first business within the Barclays Group, a Founder Council Member, to achieve ICS Approved Centre status giving BPIM greater autonomy in using the Awards.

Ford - fresh start, new impetus
(31 March 2004)

Most companies can describe disappointments as well as successes in their ongoing quest to improve customer service. This is the story of a disappointing start that has been revisited and turned round to become a success.

 

 

 

 

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11 March 2010