Since its launch, Qpredict has captured the imagination and interest of Council’s across the UK. A growing number of Councils are benefiting from the highly flexible, accurate and easy to use web-based modelling tool for strategic, tactical and straight forward management planning on a week by week basis.
QPredict is being used across many Local Government Service Areas including Libraries, Revenues & Benefits, Operational Services and king advantage of the generous regional first year discount making Qpredict even more attractive and affordable.
A new national benchmarking service (in partnership with the IRRV) has just been launched for Revenues & Benefits and this will be expanded to other Local Authority Services in 2016.
By Spring 2016 Qpredict customers will be also be benefitting from further enhancements including enhanced reporting with drill down facilities, graphical reporting, faster data input and more detailed process/task analysis.
David Magor, Chief Executive of the IRRV recently said “I saw this model first a few months ago when I visited the local authority and was so impressed I felt that this was something worthy of active institute involvement. The approach that Erewash and Q2 have been using is really quite unique and is something that, in my opinion, can be easily used to plan for the introduction of Univeral Credit in all local authorities”.
North West Customer: “We have traditionally used spreadsheets until we purchased QPredict - QPredict is so much easier providing us with a much better system and flexibility for ongoing modelling and forecasting of change impact”
Benefits
This is a tried, tested and proven modelling tool that is easy and quick to make and assess organisational changes.
Qpredict moves the need for use of individual spreadsheets and allows the organisation as a whole to understand resource requirements and capacity.
You can use it as a mediation and audit tool for staff, unions and finance.
Multiple ‘what-if’ scenarios for strategic planning and business case development can be quickly and easily created to understand resource, capacity and budgetary requirements.