8. Critical success factors From our experience of Round 1 we have identified a number of critical success factors to achieve the aims of the Innovation Fund: Well planned technical solutions Full assessment of technical risks Effective marketing Expert content from 3 rd sector Effective risk management These success factors are just as applicable for Round Two…
9. The value of Round Two Round Two is designed to build on achievements and learning from Round One and aims to: Extend reach into parent segments that prefer to use range of technology-based services as their source of advice, information and support Improve collaboration between private and third sector organisations to build capacity in the parenting field Continue to develop and pilot new innovative solutions to best meet target group user needs - New delivery rather than new technology. Diversify current provision, creating additional information and support services for newly identified hard to reach target groups
35. Roles on the project Tribal Project Information Portal: - access to project documentation, org charts, project plans, contact details etc. Parentline Plus PR and Marketing Officer Parentline Plus Coordinator Portal Development and Support Team Parentline Plus Programme Director Tribal Software Dev. Project Manager Parentline Plus Project Manager e & m learning Development and Support Team Parent Know-How Programme Board DCSF / Ecotec Local Authorities, stakeholders and partners / ORT From bidding stage onwards From development onwards From testing onwards Parentline Plus Content Support & Dev. team Parentline Plus Programme Manager Tribal Bid Manager / Commercial Lead
47. Projected timetable All dates may be subject to change Closing date for submission of PQQ 20 th February Issue Invitation To Participate in Dialogue to selected qualified bidders 3 rd March Dialogue participants conference 10 th March Issue of Invitation to Submit Final Tender (based on 3 meetings) 27 th May Deadline for submission of final tender 9 th June Selection of winning bidders 1 st July Completion of contracts 28 th July
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54. Reminder! Deadline for submission of PQQ: 20 th February 2009 Email: [email_address] (please put IFR2 in the title heading) Website: http://parentknow-how.dcsf.gov.uk
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Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Programme managed by Families Unit within the Dept. Headed up by SRO Julia Gault and managed by programme manager Owen McConnell. Delivered by a number of providers Recognition that there have been extensive new developments in communications Programme worth up to £44m from 2008 – end of CSR period (2010 / 11) Key departmental priority
5 ‘workstrands’ to the programme. Each delivering the aim of improving access to parenting information.
Initial period to June 2009 is for providers to test/demonstrate the use of new channels with parents Independent evaluation will provide information about parents views of the services and help inform decision in March 2009 about whether to extend contracts You will hear more about the services in the second part of the presentation
Research conducted by the Dept in 2006 with Parents indicated that there was a sizable minority of Parents who just wanted parenting information in printed form. To meet this need, the Department conducted an options appraisal. Concluded that the market for magazines both aimed at parents and those read by parents was well served already, so rather than create another publication, a syndicated content approach was most appropriate.
Launch date of September 2009. Working very closely with local authorities, Ofsted, DirectGov and IT areas within the Dept to deliver this project. Meeting information duty as specified in the s12 of The Childcare Act Will ensure parents have, at their fingertips, the most comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date range of information about childcare and other local and national services and support that has ever been available.
Both services available now. Suggest the audience trial the ‘ASKACE’ service with a query.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Both launch May 2008
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Available now
Launches September 2008
Helpline available now Website launches September 2008
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Programme managed by Families Unit within the Dept. Headed up by SRO Julia Gault and managed by programme manager Owen McConnell. Delivered by a number of providers Recognition that there have been extensive new developments in communications Programme worth up to £44m from 2008 – end of CSR period (2010 / 11) Key departmental priority
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Programme managed by Families Unit within the Dept. Headed up by SRO Julia Gault and managed by programme manager Owen McConnell. Delivered by a number of providers Recognition that there have been extensive new developments in communications Programme worth up to £44m from 2008 – end of CSR period (2010 / 11) Key departmental priority
Welcome, introduce yourself etc.
Both launching May 2008
Both launching May 2008
At the end of this slide introduce video for ‘Marketing and web’
Launch date of September 2009. Working very closely with local authorities, Ofsted, DirectGov and IT areas within the Dept to deliver this project. Meeting information duty as specified in the s12 of The Childcare Act Will ensure parents have, at their fingertips, the most comprehensive, accurate and up-to-date range of information about childcare and other local and national services and support that has ever been available.
