THE PROCESS
• AMRC NW will send over a ‘digital health check’ online questionnaire. It is essential that key departmental managers/directors complete this from their own perspective. Once all feedback has been received this will be collated by AMRC NW and will be used to form the basis of the workshop with the SMEs departments and directors
• There will then be a virtual workshop. The aim of this three-and-a-half-hour process, involving SME department heads/directors, is to “flush out” priorities and expand on the information submitted via the online questionnaire. It will be facilitated by AMRC NW with points recorded and shared using whiteboard/KANBAN
• AMRC NW will then draw up the information gleaned from the online questionnaire and the workshop to create the transformation strategy
The process is fully ERDF-funded and is available to Lancashire-based SMEs. Those looking to take part will be required to complete a business engagement form and also a de-minimus form.
Jeremy Kemsley-Pein is director of North West-based SME Heatsense Cables. The cable manufacturer has gone through the AMRC NW workshop process.
He says: “The AMRC was approachable and it was clearly evident that they were keen to assist and support us in any way that they could.
“Following the workshop, AMRC NW proposed a new workflow which highlighted the fact that our internal systems could be revolutionised by implementing an ERP system and interfacing it with existing software and hardware packages.
“They also vetted our selected ERP software to ensure that it was compatible with our entire digital strategy.”
• Book your fully-funded ‘digital strategy assist’, by contacting Nick Hall SME, Engagement Manager,
n.hall@amrc.co.uk 07510409646
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