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Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council - One Trafford Response
Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council - One Trafford Response
Created By
Liz Copeland
Case study
Case study about Trafford Council bringing all calls for all services together through their One Trafford Response.
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Characteristics
Change approach
Characteristics » Role of the authority
Characteristics » Managing expenditure
Characteristics » Use of data and intelligence
Change approach » Joined up
Local government services
Local government services » Administration and government
Local government services » Community safety
Data maturity » Use
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