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Kent Total Place Pilot

Kent Total Place Pilot. Single Asset Management: some early lessons Martyn Ayre, KCC. Operational Efficiency Programme. Back office and IT Collaborative procurement Asset management and sales Property LOCAL INCENTIVES AND EMPOWERMENT : Total Place

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Kent Total Place Pilot

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  1. Kent Total Place Pilot Single Asset Management: some early lessons Martyn Ayre, KCC

  2. Operational Efficiency Programme • Back office and IT • Collaborative procurement • Asset management and sales • Property • LOCAL INCENTIVES AND EMPOWERMENT : Total Place April 2009 : £15bn annual savings

  3. Context • Kent is one of 13 national pilot areas for the Total Place initiative, announced in the Budget on 22 April. • The 13 pilot areas are tasked with coming up with and testing new methodologies for:- • transforming public services; • delivering early efficiencies; • developing a “what works” body of knowledge.

  4. Context • Total Place is a high-profile national programme which brings together government and local agencies within a ‘place’ to achieve transformational service improvement and efficiencies, through collaboration across public sector organisations. • The aim of Total Place is to further extend the findings of the Operational Efficiency Programme by taking a comprehensive view of the total public expenditure in a ‘place’ (the ‘counting’ element) and taking a whole-systems approach to identifying the potential efficiency improvements (the cultural element).

  5. Culture & Barriers Counting Customer insight Public Assets Gateway Margate • Counting, customer insight and organisational culture are the common themes that run through all the detailed work. • The three Kent work streams are – • Gateway multi-channel • Single Asset Management Strategy • the Margate Task Force

  6. Single Asset Management Strategy • The Single Asset Management strategy is focused on buildings.This is based on a history of collaboration between local partners in Kent, but seeks to broaden and deepen the work. • The proposition is intended to help all partners migrate from the asset base we currently have to the base required for transformed public service delivery. This partly flows from the ‘front office shared service’ that the Gateway offers, but also questions the scale and nature of future back office accommodation needs as well as seeking to make a reality of truly integrated service facilities, between local authorities and the NHS for example.

  7. Progress • A number of property workshops have been run to develop the approach for this stream and there has been strong commitment from all partners. The group of property representatives defined the key aims and objectives for strategy and agreed the next steps to create a database of current assets (operational buildings). This database is developing well and work is underway to build on the data already collected. • The Kent Asset Management Strategy Board is integral to the success of this strand and will ensure that the work maintains momentum beyond the lifetime of the TP pilot. The inaugural meeting of this board took place on 1 December. • There has been keen high-level engagement and interest in this work driven by our DG Asset champion, Helen Bailey. Mike Burt (Director, Government Estate Transformation)  and Stuart Ladds (OGC) will be attending the next workshop on 2nd Dec.

  8. Lessons learned so far (1) • Working with willing partners • Expect a bandwagon effect • Communications are critical

  9. Lessons learned so far (2) • Data collection • Mapping • Protocols

  10. Lessons learned so far (3) • Service strategies • Skills mix • THINK / PLAN LONG TERM

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