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News
9 March 2010 ::
Rapid implementation of a new Roading System at the Auckland
Motorway Alliance
The AMA needed to replace existing software
which managed road works due to its high total cost of
ownership. Hindin's Unison solution was cost-effective and
implemented rapidly in just six weeks. It not only allows
greater control over the closure booking and activation process,
but gives greater visibility to all Contractors, the AMA and
future road users about what is happening across the Auckland
Motorway Network. Doris Stroh, the AMA's Network Traffic
Control Manager explains "the new software helps us to
minimise the impact of road works while still maximising the
work to be achieved within those closures". Click
here to view the full case-study.
5 March 2010 ::
Hindin User Group goes regional
The next Hindin User Group
event on 24 March 2010 will be held in four regions - Auckland,
Palmerston North, Wellington and Dunedin and each will be linked
via a video conferencing facility. We'll have a
presentation from an expert user on implementing Unison to solve
business problems, a discussion where we expect to hear our
customers' thoughts on strategic product direction and we'll
release the new - exclusive - User Group resource site.
This is an invitation only
event for current Hindin customers, for further information
please
contact your nearest Hindin office.
1 March 2010 ::
Hindin welcomes new employee Tom Burkitt
Hindin is very pleased to announce the recent appointment of Tom
Burkitt to the role of Implementation Consultant.
Tom is an experienced project manager for technology
implementations, business improvement and planning.
Tom joins Hindin from his most recent role at MWH New Zealand where
he was the Group Manager for the Planning and Science team of 15
professionals in Christchurch.
During his eight years at MWH, Tom managed and
participated in the implementation of several critical business
systems, including; a global Knowledge Management implementation,
Asset Management Information Systems, and
he
managed several initiatives that rapidly and iteratively delivered
comprehensive Activity Management Plans.
Prior to MWH
Tom was a project manager, trainer and project co-ordinator for
several organisations in the UK involved in ICT and
environmental engineering technologies and he has a B.A. (Hons)
in Biological Sciences (Zoology) from Oxford University.
As an Implementation Consultant at Hindin, Tom will
design and deliver fit-for-purpose solutions drawing on his
considerable expertise in change management, project management
and knowledge management systems.
Tom comments, "It's a rewarding feeling to have joined
Hindin and its clever team and strong circle of client
advocates. With exciting product enhancements underway and
a strong vision for where we're heading, I am thoroughly looking
forward to getting stuck in with our customers to further
enhance their way of working".
19 January 2010 ::
The University of Otago has recently selected Hindin's Unison
Solution
We are very pleased to announce a recent success
- the University of Otago has selected Unison to manage its HR
processes and information for University staff. Their decision
to implement a new system came from a customer services
initiative which identified the university required a
Knowledgebase. After a gruelling tender processes Unison won!
10 December 2009 ::
Hindin's Unison solution drives pro-active decisions at the
Auckland Motorway Alliance
Hindin implemented Unison's CRM solution
at the newly formed Auckland Motorway Alliance (AMA) - a fully
customisable and scaleable solution built to support contact
centres call handling, call logging, tracking, assigning,
monitoring and issue resolution. Working to tight
deadlines the implementation took just 6 weeks and was delivered
on-time and on-budget. "It was great working with
Hindin - they have excellent knowledge and were very
accommodating and patient throughout the implementation and
continue to be helpful and supportive now that we're live.
We are already recommending them to other organisations"
Rosalind Brown, Stakeholder Communications Manager.
The AMA are using Unison to support their
Help Desk and also, as an added benefit, to get a grip on their
business and understand what their stakeholders want from them
through analysing trends and monitoring service levels.
"We're using the system to not only handle the day-to-day
calls and emails but also to analyse trends and measure service
levels so we are continuously building knowledge in order to be
more pro-active in driving our decisions." Click
here to view the full case-study.
We are proud to announce Horizons Regional Council as our newest
local authority client, adding to our long list of public sector
clients. Their Unison system (dubbed ‘Regi’) has been
deployed with their customer service department who aim to
achieve 80% or more first-call resolution within a year.
Hindin is pleased to offer Horizons Regional Council a rental licensing
model, Which is very flexible and easy for customer implementation
and uptake. Kaye Arnott, Corporate Information Manager at Horizons
Regional Council says “Unison Touchpoint has just been implemented
in our customer services department and has already proved to be
a fantastic tool for providing access to a wide range of information
through a single portal, thus helping our customer service team
provide very efficient and effective service . Our aim is to resolve
as many customer queries at the first point of contact as possible
”. She adds further “It (Unison) is a very customer-focussed system
and I have been very pleased with the implementation management
and training offered by the Hindin team“.
Mark English of Hindin offers his expertise on Contracts Management
with his article 'Juggling contracts for profit' that appears in
the Channel
Magazine - April 2009 issue. In this he shares his trade secrets
with respect to effective contract management from first step to
the last.
Click here to view the full article.
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