Derby City Council rolls out TerminalFour software

Trade

2 February 2012

Derby City Council has implemented TerminalFour’s Web-based content management solution (WCM) to improve communications with the public.

As part of its One Derby One Council programme, the Council plans to use the new WCM to provide 24-hour access to services like requests for information and make payments like council tax, adult learning fees, and fines. It is expected the cost to the Council of a customer enquiry will be reduced from £7.40 (€8.87) for face-to-face consultation to 32p (€0.38) when carried out through the website.

The Council has also taken on TerminalFour’s Site Manager software for the rapid updating of website content without the need for input from IT professionals.

Piero Tintori, CEO and founder of TerminalFour (pictured), said: "Derby City Council wanted to create an interactive and purposeful website that would be an informative and transaction-orientated resource for all stakeholders. Through innovation and imagination, the council has delivered a site that empowers all users and streamlines the delivery of public services while also reducing costs."

 

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TerminalFour has offices in Ireland, North America, the UK and maintains a large global partner ecosystem.

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