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PRESENTATION TITLE
Presented by:Name SurnameDirectorate
Date
ESTABLISHMENT OF CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGEMENTPresented by:
Mr TN MUDAUDesignation: Chief Director Revenue
Date 03 June 2015
DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND SANITATIONCore business
Custodian of all water resources in the land Preserve, regulate, maintain, protect and
distribute Provide sanitation to all inhabitants
CLIENTS TO BE SERVED
• Households/individuals• Farmers, irrigators, organised farmers• Government departments and entities, water
boards, municipalities • Companies, ESKOM, SASOL, Mining industry• Suppliers, service providers
CHALLENGES
• Absence of mechanism to be in touch• Non existence of single, effective point of entry
into DWS• Ineffective CRM system• DWS reactionary instead of being proactive
DWS NEEDS
• A Turn key CRM solution to deal with – Water and sanitation related issues– Open communication between DWS and all its
stakeholders– Interact with other entities, escalate and monitor
progress– Provide Ministry with potential hot spots through tip
offs– Requirements as per ToR
DWS REQUIREMENTS(TOR)
• Right software• Facilities• Staff• Hardware (All hardware required)• Furniture• Equipment• Management and implementation expertise
DWS REQUIREMENTS• Outsourced single contact centre model
– Bidder develops existing SAP-CRM– System to be compatible with all DWS existing systems, WARMS, SAP, E-WULAAS,
BAS, LOGIS, PERSAL.– Bidder acquires furniture, equipment– Facilities, off-site– Staff
Or• Hosted turnkey contact centre model
Bidder brings in fully developed CRM system System to be compatible with DWS existing systems, WARMS, SAP, LOGIS, Persal, E-
E-WULAAS, BAS, etc. Bidder acquires furniture, equipment Facilities, off-site Staff
DWS REQUIREMENTS
• Outsourced single contact centre model• Should handle both inbound and outbound services• Ability to handle the following:
– Water and sanitation issues at all levels– Poor state of infrastructure – Dumping of waste into water sources– Tip offs to Ministry– General enquiries about license applications, cancellations, closure of accounts, etc– Enquiries related to accounts and payment to and by suppliers and debtors– Linking up with other government institutions, e.g. Deeds Office, Land Affairs, etc
• Centre should provide the following:– Information– Services– Enquiry services– Requests services– Grievance and resolution services
DWS REQUIREMENTS
• Contact centre applications should be able to monitor and track progress of
enquiries
• Should integrate with back office systems
• Should report on calls and volumes, progress, contact centre agents performance
and other statistics.
• A comprehensive methodology, plan and management strategy should be
outlined
• Protection and privacy of the client and DWS information should be ensured
• Staff should be competent and professional
• Training programme and material should be developed for DWS agents. DWS will
provide training on DWS processes
• A detailed phase out and handing over process must be included in the project
plan
DWS REQUIREMENTS
• The successful bidder to host customer contact centre on their own premises
• The successful bidder to provide ICT Support Services, i.e. hardware management, system administration, software, maintenance and support.
• The successful bidder must develop formal process manuals and call flows
• Contact centre channels and technology: Must provide for VOID telephone, instant messaging, SMS, web
based enquiries, self help options, fax and email. Additional services such as PBX and Video conferencing should be provided for
Technologies such as Interactive Voice Response (IVR), Automatic Call Distribution (ACD), logging and tracking, campaign management, performance monitoring and recording.
Bidder must also establish walk-in centres at locations to be indicated
DWS REQUIREMENTS
• Should integrate with walk-in centres to be established in regional and cluster offices
• Link up with other DWS functional areas, e.g. Construction, SCM, Accounts payable, Minister’s office.
SET UP – REQUIREMENTS
Call centre to comply with and conform to all norms in paragraph 6.2 of the ToR
Handle inbound and outbound calls Voice, email calls and other media to be developed Ability to handle high call volume periods Centralised call centre but decentralised within
contract period Once decentralised, calls to be routed to centre
nearest to caller
Security and Privacy
• The solution should be designed in a way that guarantees protection and privacy of the client and the DWS information;
• There should be complete and comprehensive security from unauthorised access and misuse of information;
• The necessary data encryption protocols should be utilised.
Customer Relations Management
Workflow to
back
end systems
Voicemail
Self service
GT-X
Voice recording system
Record conversations Message retrieval
Listen to conversations
without interruption
Identifying training needs
andFollow up on
unresolved issues or complaints
EASTERN CAPE
KWA-ZULU NATAL
NORTHEN CAPE
WESTERN CAPE
LIMPOPO
GAUTENG
FREE STATE
MPUMALANGA
NORTH WESTI
WALK-IN CENTRES
MAFIKENG
HARTEBEES POORT
BLOEMFONTEIN
KING WILLIAMS TOWN
EAST LONDON
PORT ELIZABETH
DURBAN
PIETERMARIETZBURG
KIMBERLY
UPINGTON
BELLVILLE
CAPE TOWN
POLOKWANE
TZANEEN
PRETORIA
NELSPRUIT
BRONKHORSTSPRUIT
QUOTATION 1
SAP-CRM DEVELOPED. DWS CURRENTLY USES SAP AND HAS SAP-CRM WITH
LIMITED FUNCTIONALITIES. SP TO DEVELOP THIS TO THE FULLEST. TO BE COMPATIBLE WITH ALL SYSTEMS WITHIN DWS.
LOGIS, BAS, PERSAL, WARMS, EWULAATS, REFER TO TOR
TO BE CONNECTED ONLINE TO DWS MAINFRAMEINCLUDE OTHER COSTS AS PER SLIDE 7
QUOTATION 2
SP BRINGS IN OWN CRM SOFTWARETO BE COMPATIBLE WITH DWS CURRENT
SYSTEMS,E.G. SAP, BAS, PERSAL, LOGIS, WARMS,WULAATS
TO BE CONNECTED TO DWS MAINFRAME ONLINE
INCLUDE OTHER COSTS AS PER SLIDE 7
QUESTIONS