SZV has
three important pillars: “Customer Care”, “Quality Care” and “Sustainable Care”
and serves all of their stakeholders: the executive council, the health sector,
employers’ organization (s), trade unions and residents. SZV aims for a sustainable and high quality
system of social and health insurance, from both a ‘cost-consciousness’ and a
‘development perspective’. SZV
wants to be a guiding and defining institution for the country St. Maarten and
its citizens. “SZV, Because We Care” is not an empty phrase but a real
ambition.
As part of their customer care process, SZV decided to
design and implement a customer management system that included print on-demand
color appointment cards.
Philip Evans, the developer who architected the solution,
designed the software to set an appointment and issue an appointment card when
a customer approaches the customer care center desk. Services include:
·
Doctor visits
·
Foreign
medical referrals
·
Renewal of
Sequrocard
·
And other
services provided by SZV
Philip designed the system to generate the following
events:
·
Issue an
appointment at the next available time slot
·
Post next
ticket number on the LCD Monitors in the customer waiting area
·
Announce the
next ticket number using the audio unit
·
Or transfer
the ticket number to a different office if required
If needed, the appointments established by the system are
transferred to the Outlook calendars of the SZV employees to insure good
communication. Once the appointments
are set, the application prints an appointment card with the following
information:
·
Date of the appointment.
·
Time of the appointment.
·
Number of the front office desk.
·
Additional (and changeable) text information
for the customer.
For this application, SZV used a photograde, inkjet
receptive, 8 mil, tag stock from General Data.
Print on-demand appointment cards with serialized ticket
numbers and variable data/graphics would seem to work for many different customer-oriented
service providers; healthcare, government, etc.
Talk to your colleagues or customers about how print on-demand
appointment cards would work in your operation.
Guy Mikel
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