1 / 0

Solving your Pain Points: Workshop for your Organization

Solving your Pain Points: Workshop for your Organization. Presented by Joe Nevshemal and Casey Bader Handel Information Technologies, Inc. What is a pain point?. Presented by Joe Nevshemal and Casey Bader Handel Information Technologies, Inc. Pain!.

aure
Download Presentation

Solving your Pain Points: Workshop for your Organization

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Solving your Pain Points: Workshop for your Organization

    Presented by Joe Nevshemal and Casey BaderHandel Information Technologies, Inc.
  2. What is a pain point? Presented by Joe Nevshemal and Casey BaderHandel Information Technologies, Inc.
  3. Pain! A term to describe the places where a business feels the “pain” due to poor operational structure or process, bad software or good, or old-fashioned inefficiencies.
  4. Pain!
  5. Places where “Pain” could lie Business Process Data inconsistencies Poor software Reporting on data Employees Office layout
  6. Why is it important to identify these issues? Cost money Cost time Cause frustrations Lower employee morale and create higher turnover Get your effort to work for you!
  7. Or Frustration is in your Future
  8. Solving the Pain Expose other “Pain Points” Hopefully smaller, less painful ones Happier Employees Happier Bosses Waste less money Waste less time Better services for clients
  9. Effort “not equal” Reward Spend time and money on the right things that will make your organization successful
  10. Thank You! Your feedback has been invaluable We look to constantly improve Our doors are always open Thank you
  11. Today’s Workshop Rules Be open and willing to share Others most likely have the same difficulties Ask questions Be critical and constructive Talk to your employees Talk to your clients
  12. Today’s Pain Points Client files on our computers are so disorganized. The time it takes to find client information is sometimes quite a while. Everything I do is in paper Online applications would make my life so much easier I have to put this billing record into 3 different software applications My employees are overloaded but I cannot see their case load We are constantly missing deadlines and its costing us money Federal statistical reports take days to compile for my employees, shouldn’t this be quicker?
  13. Client Files and Organization Organization is key to an efficient program or organization Most organizations take approximately 3 minutes to find documents they need for a client How many clients do you look up each day? Where can you better spend that time?
  14. Client Files and Organization Easily searchable software or system is what is needed
  15. Client Files and Organization Good software lets you forget how your cases are organized Did you have to take a class on how to search the internet?
  16. Paper The biggest eater of time….
  17. Paper Adding Updating Scanning Printing Storing Finding Losing… Finding again… Spilling coffee on it…. Time
  18. Get Rid of Paper (for the most part) Electronic Document Management is key to solving this problem Tie documents to your clients directly, digitally Software allows you to “forget” where you put the documents and organizes it for you Maintains historical document history Powerful but easy to use
  19. Get Rid of Paper (for the most part) Simple, straightforward digital document management Stores any digital file Tie it to any client, case, organization, what you want Cross assignment
  20. Getting the Client to do Work Online Applications and Client/Member Portals Spending too much time “inputting” data already put on paper? Clients must put this data down, why not have them do it directly in your software? Great Idea!
  21. Getting the Client to do Work Online wizards and applications
  22. Getting the Client to do Work Step them through the process
  23. Getting the Client to do Work Have them upload to your software the needed documents
  24. Duplication of Work
  25. Duplication of Work Automate processes which are the same every time Employees are not machines and do not like duplicative work Do not reinvent the wheel Integrate instead of create Use the software programs that are good at what they do Custom Integrations
  26. Custom Integrations All Integrations are not equal and never the same Solve your problem not the world’s problem Other software we have integrated with: Great Plains, Quickbooks, other accounting software ID Works software SACWIS systems Social Security Administration Office Google Mapping Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word Social Networking (Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
  27. Case Load Management Managing your caseload and employee caseload Case overload is the number one cause of employee dissatisfaction in social services industry Managing this well can allow you to keep good employees and maintain morale
  28. Missing Deadlines? Deadlines cost you money Sanctions No payment Legal action How can you handle all this?
  29. Missing Deadlines and Case Loads Scheduling and Calendaring
  30. Missing Deadlines and Case Loads Trees that auto-populate with today’s “To Do”
  31. Missing Deadlines and Case Load Notifications Case Review and Load Reports Dashboard Reports
  32. Federal Reporting! Reports and Pain Points Review what reports you have and which take the longest time Spend money toward automating those reports Federal reports almost always fall into this category
  33. Federal Reporting! Reports and Pain Points Review what reports you have and which take the longest time Spend money toward automating those reports Federal reports almost always fall into this category
  34. Federal Reporting! Custom Federal Reports Directly out of the system Exact format Feds want for easy submission
  35. Open Discussion and Questions Remember the Rules! Be open and willing to share Others most likely have the same difficulties Ask questions Be critical and constructive Talk to your employees Talk to your clients
More Related