West Midlands Combined Authority & Invotra Case Study

West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) have seen a 515% increase in intranet usage. Utilising the functionality of their Invotra intranet, WMCA is keeping employees safe, informed and connected during lockdown.

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"The new intranet has really changed the way that we work. It’s been particularly great for our comms department. Previously, comms was extremely restricted and it’s allowed people to realise that they can now approach comms with content/news which is great as we are spread across two locations so we’re getting a lot more involvement."

Justine Green

Stevenage Borough Council

“We’re replacing our outdated intranet with a superior service which will ultimately improve services for the public, saving both time and money. The Invotra team has been great to work with, helping us deliver the new intranet within weeks. We’re looking forward to continually improving efficiencies, extending access and launching new features to benefit Reading Borough Council staff, residents and businesses.”

Adam Bevington

Reading Borough Council

"Our employees can’t wait to get quick and easy access to up-to-date information which helps them provide great services for the people and organisations within Stevenage. In particular, for employees who are largely off site and don’t have a desk or computer, like refuse collectors, they can now access the intranet on their mobiles anytime and anywhere."

Richard Protheroe

Stevenage Borough Council

West Midlands Combined Authority & Invotra Case Study

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