Shared service implementation - CorpTech output
| Strategic business priorities | Highlights | The year ahead |
|---|---|---|
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Provide ICT support for existing corporate services applications to meet the needs of shared service providers and agencies. |
Implemented all eight Operating Level Agreements (OLAs) with clients and met 97.4 per cent of agreed service standards. |
Continue to engage clients, review and renew OLAs and maintain services during rollout of new business solutions. |
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Develop, integrate and provide whole-of-Government ICT business solutions to meet client needs and Shared Service Initiative objectives. |
Designed and built the Finance Business Solution, and completed preparations for its initial release. Consolidated ICT infrastructure, with expected total savings of $21.5 million and improved system performance. |
Roll out the Finance Business Solution to pilot agencies and continue preparations for subsequent release. Complete the Human Resource Business Solution design and testing for pilot release. |
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Implement organisational improvements, including better practice IT service management. |
Established CorpTech Solutions Centre to support new business solutions. Established a single integrated and collocated service desk as part of the IT service management. |
Develop and implement workforce plan and transition strategies. Continue to implement IT service management. |
Financial summary
| 2005-06 | 2004-05 | |
|---|---|---|
| State contribution | - | - |
| Other revenue | $104.48M | $99.55M |
| Full-time equivalent employees | 507 | 368 |
Number of calls received and percentage of calls resolved

Analysis: The CorpTech Service Desk was established to provide a central contact point for CorpTech services. New call logging arrangements began in September 2005. The upward trend in calls received is due to consolidation of all contact points into a single service desk and client demand. The percentage of calls resolved within agreed timeframes remained consistently high during this time.
Last reviewed 24 August 2009



