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This document outlines the development and implementation of management information systems (MIS) tailored to the needs of local employability partnerships. The REMIS system was launched on June 17, 2009, following a significant investment of £100,000 and a 15-month development timeline. The MIS enables consistent reporting on client progress and service delivery while offering shared resources across partners. REMIS Lite, a cost-effective version, supports up to 30 users and provides essential activity reports without managing financial aspects. Both systems aim to enhance collaboration and streamline service provision.
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MANAGEMENT INFORMATION • Delivery of consistent and accurate information on the progress of clients and service delivery. • Provision of MI system linked to the size, complexity and needs of local employability partnerships • Shared resources, development and system information across different partners/areas.
REMIS • Significant developmental and implementation lead in time – REMIS was 15 months from start to go- live date 17 June 2009 (1 day after Dundee) • Significant investment by partners (£100,000) in the development and implementation of the system • Developed as a resource to record multiple service provision within a Client Manager structure • Record and report on financial information (EU transactions lists)
MIS Lite • MI system built around existing systems developed by other employability partnerships. • Benefitting from previous levels of development and implementation • Significantly less developmental and implementation timeframes i.e. Benefit from other areas work
REMIS Lite • Defined as a ‘cut-down’, licensed version of REMIS designed to provide more cost effective MIS Partnerships; • Replica of the REMIS operational model i.e. Centralised Client Management (e.g. PPRC) with Partner organisations providing Client Support;
REMIS Lite • Would contain a standard set of activity reports but would not manage the financial aspects of funding; • Limited for up to 30 users; • Vacancy management would not be included; • Application would be hosted in a data centre and accessible via a standard web browser; • Full user and application support provided.