IWM/2223/DE/3127: IWM Service Design Framework Agreement

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Imperial War Museum

Value

£156,000

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Software programming and consultancy services
Business and management consultancy and related services
Business and management consultancy services
Training software development services
Training services

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Published

1 year ago

Description

IWM (Imperial War Museums) is seeking to gain a better understanding of its digital services from a user’s perspective, gaining a more holistic view of the services we provide, and identifying what we can do better in the future. We hope to appoint a maximum of two Service Design agencies that have experience of helping organisations to transform and grow in this area to help us improve our services.

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