Information Model
Addin365 worked with Wales & West Utilities to evolve their departmental based information model to one that was more operationally focused.
This pivot will support colleagues better in completing the tasks they set out to do. For example, customer services will now incorporate processes, the service catalogue, customer research and market opportunity awareness, rather than these content areas sitting under departments such as marketing and regulation.
Content to do with connecting households to the gas supply, servicing them and liaising with local authorities on scheduled works were previously documents in a library. The new intranet creates centres for this information in SharePoint Modern, that allows Wales & West Utilities employees to find the content easily and contextualises the content based on customer experience.
Using AI to manage content lifecycle
Wales & West Utilities decided to invest in Addin365’s Content Confidence Kit. The Kit presents colleagues with a bot on intranet pages, that they can engage with to ask questions and discover answers. From the intranet team’s perspective, the bot is reading the intranet, so they are not needing to manage separate knowledge bases. This allows for an exciting user experience – without the management overhead. Once the bot has answered a question, the colleague is invited to provide feedback on the answer. This feedback is routed to a Microsoft Team where content owners can consume the feedback and update their content to reflect what employees are looking for.