CASE STUDY: Marketing structural & process mapping & optimisation in Government

Service Category: A high profile Local Government

Operational Challenge: A fragmented and weak Marketing Services function was unable to:

a) efficiently service the needs of various business units or

b) effectively synergise Council wide strategic branding and marketing imperatives.

Strategic Solution: TrinityP3 Consultants gained a thorough understanding of the service/expectation gaps at a functional, divisional and organisational level, combining both user and provider perspectives.

Trinity P3 made a number of recommendations that cut across strategic, structural, people, process and systems related issues to provide an improved service delivery model.

Integrated Approach: The process involved extensive desk research, several cross functional group discussions, a series of one to one interviews and high level meetings with senior managers overlaid with rigorous analysis and lateral thinking to produce a range of creative solutions.

Timeline: The engagement lasted 8 weeks from project inception to delivery.

Outcomes: The interim report presented to a cross section of stakeholders received wide support before being presented to senior management. Buy-in for the recommendations paved the way for far-reaching changes in the charter of the Marketing Services function and the character of its service portfolio.

Cost: Contact TrinityP3 for details

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About Darren Woolley

Darren is called a Pitch Doctor, Negotiator, Problem Solver, Founder & Global CEO of TrinityP3 - Strategic Marketing Management Consultants and a founding member of the Marketing FIRST Forum. He is also an Ex-scientist, Ex-Creative Director and a father of three. And in his spare time he sleeps. Darren's Bio Here Email: darren@trinityp3.com
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