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Centralising a service, step 6: create a full service catalogue to run your service
This final step will help you put the right things in place to deliver the service. Put together the service provider, finish the service catalogue and get a service level agreement in place.
Contents
- Get the right people to run the service
- Find out what the central team can deliver
- Consider changes to school-based roles
- Seek legal advice for new procurement
- Complete the full service catalogue
- Communicate clearly about any new roles and responsibilities
- Create a service level agreement
- Put the central service into action
- What now?
Also in this topic: Setting up central services
- Centralising a service, step 1: choose a service
- Centralising a service, step 2: evaluate the current performance of the service
- Centralising a service, step 3: define your motivating factors
- Centralising a service, step 4: consider your options
- Centralising a service, step 5: understand the needs of your staff
- Central services offers: examples
- Flowchart: how to centralise a service
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