© Beaworthy Consulting & IDW Ltd 2011 Reporting ‘ROI’ to stakeholders (1) FormatsNotesFrequency Annual Report Important in positioning LIS as a core service.

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© Beaworthy Consulting & IDW Ltd 2011 Reporting ‘ROI’ to stakeholders (1) FormatsNotesFrequency Annual Report Important in positioning LIS as a core service and enabler of organisational activity. Focus on key words and mentions Financial Year or Calendar Year based Benefits Plan Important in highlighting the specific organsiational processes/activities targeted for benefit and improvement and in reporting progress (benefits realisation) and success As agreed in the Plan and with Stakeholders Case Study Important in evidencing the before, during and after impact and benefit of an LIS service in the context of a project, organisational challenge, or area of good practice Need or opportunity based Update Important for maintaining the profile of LIS using ‘instant updates’ that are easy to read and understand and evidence activity, priorities and progress Set date/time – must not be missed Financial Important in ensuring that LIS is discussed at ‘the Financial table’ and in the context of intangible as well as tangible benefits Aligned with Financial reporting milestones and timeline Formal Report Important in evidencing LIS activity and value at ‘the Management table’ and in the context of other departments, functions and projects Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly Intranet Important as an information and knowledge source for all things related to reporting ROI to stakeholders. A place where facts, success stories and LIS services can be shop windowed Need and opportunity based. Regular updates essential Lessons Learnt Important in evidencing LIS involvement in organisational activity through learning before, whilst and after doing and using LIS support to action this learning Project or process review based

© Beaworthy Consulting & IDW Ltd 2011 Reporting ‘ROI’ to stakeholders (2) FormatsNotesFrequency LIS Newsletter Important as a core channel (one controlled and published by LIS) to raise levels of awareness of LIS services and its role in enabling the organisation and individuals to achieve what they want to achieve Monthly, Quarterly Organisation’s Newsletter Important in evidencing LIS as a core part of organisational activity and its processes. A partner equal to other functions and departments Monthly, Quarterly Personal contact /interaction Important in taking every opportunity (you don’t get a second chance to make a first impression!) to get key LIS messages of benefit and value add across to a wide audience 24/7! And always be prepared Trends/Patterns Important for management information and to inform decision making of LIS and others in the organisation. Could include horizon scanning of LIS services and of areas of knowledge important to the organisation Monthly, Quarterly will reporting/alerting as required Risk Register Important in ensuring that LIS activity is discussed at the ‘risk management table’ and in evidencing the alignment of LIS services with organisational risk and evidencing how these services help to mitigate the risks identified Aligned with Risk reporting milestones and timeline Service Level Agreement Important in evidencing the shared agreement between the provider and recipient of the service and in providing the management framework for review and reporting progress against the service levels agreed. Should include an assessment of risk and an escalation procedure (for both parties) in cases of disagreement As agreed between the provider and recipient Success Stories Important in sharing and evidencing success and improvement through use of and access to LIS services. Stories can include anecdotes and recommendations which are helpful in evidencing the results and benefits (the intangibles) that are hard to measure quantitatively Need and opportunity based