Public Procurement and Property

Picture this: A Transformational Partnership between Canon and East Lothian Council

August 11, 2021 by 1 Comment | Category Case study, community benefits, framework agreements, Guest Blog

A recent case study published by Canon further highlights the additional benefits that can be achieved through using Scottish Procurement’s framework agreements.

Canon formed a strategic partnership with East Lothian Council to agree on how best to enable a fleet refresh of the Council’s printing services. The aim was to better optimise performance which enabled them to increase their cost control and reduce IT overheads to generate further cost savings of 26%.

The transformation to digital services produced continuous service improvement, improved levels of end-user experience and a sustainable total cost of ownership and a multi-level partnership across the Corporate and Education estates.

The strategic partnership has also provided community benefits such as the Employability Skills and Community Programmes in which East Lothian Council have shared employability skills, supported by Canon’s locally based team. Both programmes align with the Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) which includes help with CV preparation, interview techniques and training, business knowledge and access to Canon’s online digital training courses.

Click here to view the full case study as a PDF (opens in new tab)

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Comments

  • Max Sykes says:

    Thank you for sharing our case study , if we can assist our Public Sector organisations by sharing best practice , learning and successful outcomes please do not hesitate to contact me.

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