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EPLBUSINESS PLAN
2011 -2013
The WayWe Share
INTRODUCTION
Through “The WayWe Share”, EPL’s
2011-2013 Strategic Goals, the Board
of Trustees set out an exciting and
challenging path which acknowledged
the trends and opportunities in our
environment and aligned with the City of
Edmonton’s own strategic plan, entitled
“The Way Ahead”. As we approach our
2013 Centenary, our pursuit of excellence
requires a focus on flexible and innovative
approaches to services and operations,
the growth of internal capacity and the
prioritization of existing resources.
Over the next three years we will
strengthen our commitment to our
community-led service philosophy
through a deeper understanding of
customers and communities and
enhanced ways to connect with them.
Thanks to unprecedented capital
development, a rich and easy-to-use
online presence and innovative service
delivery models, thousands more
Edmontonians will have ready access to
our services. In recognition of our unique
role in the community, digital literacy
services will be designated as a core
service, complementing EPL’s
long-standing commitment to early
literacy services. Our collections will
reflect the increasing demand for digital
content and our programs will focus on
what we do best.
Sharing and collaboration will be the
principles underlying staff development
and the building of leadership, customer
service, and technology skills. Key
to achieving service excellence will
be the simplification of processes,
both those involving customers and
internal operations. Sustainable
business practices will be implemented
from human resources, financial and
environmental perspectives.
Woven through the objectives and
strategies in the 2011-2013 EPLBusiness
Plan is a vision of an organization
focused on customer service, committed
to a collaborative work environment
and characterized by evidence-based
decision-making. EPL has adopted a
leadership program whose premise is
that, no matter which positions we hold,
we are all leaders. There is an integral
part to be played by each and every staff
member as we embark on our next three
years together.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The BusinessPlan Team wishes to
sincerely thank EPL’s Board of Trustees
for their leadership in the development
of “The WayWe Share” – a strategic
plan with a clear and compelling vision of
service excellence.
The 2011-2013 BusinessPlan objectives
and strategies which will carry EPL into
the future were developed through staff-
facilitated discussions online and through
meetings across this organization. Many,
many thanks to our EPL facilitators, to
the participants in the Fort Edmonton
celebration event and to all of you who
challenged our assumptions, questioned
current practices and identified so many
opportunities – the “low-hanging fruit”, the
“brave things” and most importantly the
biggest difference we could make for our
customers over the next three years.
SHARED VALUES
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE VALUE
WHY WE EXIST
WHERE WE ARE GOING
OUR MISSION
OUR VISION
OUR STRATEGIC GOALS
OUR OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES
HOW WE WILL GET THERE
WHAT WE WILL DO
LONG
TERM
MEDIUM
TERM
SHORT
TERM
WHAT
EPL’s LONG-TERM PLANNING
FRAMEWORK
Together with our values, mission, vision and strategic goals, EPL’s businessplan
objectives and strategies provide the framework for our long-term planning.
What we believe and why we exist, as outlined in our values and mission, are the
foundation. Our vision sets the direction. Our goals, objectives and strategies clarify
what we will do to take us there.
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SHARED VALUES
Who we are and what we value
EPL’s values wheel is a reflection of who we are and what we value as an organization.
It is an expression of our passionate commitment to share with everyone. It describes,
defines and inspires us.
PASSIONATE
ABOUT SHARING
FUN & FRESH
KNOWLEDGE
SEEKER
Community
Activator
INCREDIBLE
CONTENT
INNOVATIVE
EXPERT
NAVIGATOR
IDEAS CHAMPION
UNRIVALED
VALUE
HUMANOPEN
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We are experts in providing
access to the world’s
information, ideas and
entertainment – enabling
a lifetime of learning,
engagement and possibility
for every Edmontonian.
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We share.
MISSION
Why we exist
VISION
Where we are going
STRATEGIC GOALS
OUR COMMUNITY
We strengthen neighbourhoods and communities by creating connections and
understanding needs. We go beyond traditional boundaries, fostering collaborative
relationships to build relevant and responsive library services.
OUR CUSTOMERS
We are an integral part of the daily lives of all Edmontonians – at every stage of their
lives. We know and listen to Edmontonians. Everyone feels comfortable and welcome.
EVOLVING TECHNOLOGIES
We leverage evolving technologies to help Edmontonians connect locally and globally
with ideas, information, entertainment and each other – when, where and how they
choose.
OPEN SPACES
We create open, safe and inspiring physical and virtual spaces.
A LEARNING CULTURE
We are passionate, engaged and confident in our work. We learn and share knowledge
and skills to achieve our potential and beyond. We build our capacity for change by
working together.
SERVICE EXCELLENCE
We deliver efficient and effective services with creative, sustainable, diverse and
eco-friendly resources and practices.
How we will get there
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OUR COMMUNITY
We strengthen neighbourhoods and communities by creating connections and
understanding needs. We go beyond traditional boundaries, fostering collaborative
relationships to build relevant and responsive library services.
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OBJECTIVE
DESIRED OUTCOMESTRATEGIES
Fully implement the Community-Led Service Philosophy (CLSP) as the core of
what we do – the foundation for service delivery, planning and relationships.
• Time audits indicate 70% of Community
Librarian activity focused on CLSP
• Time audits indicate that 5% of other service
point staff time is spent outside our walls
• Survey results indicate 85% of staff have a
clear understanding of the CLSP
• Spread the words about CLSP so that all
EPL staff embrace the philosophy
(2011-2013)
• Expand the range of services and staff
outside our walls (2011-2013)
• Rigorously evaluate CLSP initiatives
(2011-2012)
• Understand and eliminate the top 5 barriers
to underserved communities (2012-2013)
OBJECTIVE
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STRATEGIES DESIRED OUTCOME
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Creative service delivery models offer more ways to connect with communities
and customers.
• A minimum of 2 new service delivery
models implemented
• Explore alternative service delivery
methods to meet the needs of underserved
areas of Edmonton (e.g. bookmobile, story
van, kiosks, lending machines, eplGOs)
(2011-2012)
EPL understands the composition of Edmonton’s neighbourhoods and
understands our customers.
• Develop and implement service point
community profiles (consisting of
demographic factors and trends, service
area descriptions and community assets)
(2011-2012)
• Expand demographic analysis to include
behaviour-based market segmentation
(2012)
• Implement regular customer surveys
(2012-2013)
• Behaviour-based customer segments
replace demographic segments
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OBJECTIVE
EPL establishes a framework for formal and informal partnerships.
STRATEGIES
• Develop criteria for establishing and
evaluating Memorandums of Understanding
(MOUs) and other partnerships and
implement annual planning (2012)
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OBJECTIVE
DESIRED OUTCOMESTRATEGIES
DESIRED OUTCOME
• All new and existing partnerships follow
established framework
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OUR CUSTOMERS
We are an integral part of the daily lives of all Edmontonians – at every stage of their
lives. We know and listen to Edmontonians. Everyone feels comfortable and welcome.
OBJECTIVE
DESIRED OUTCOMESTRATEGIES
Increase active EPL memberships.
• 100% increase in active memberships
over 2010
• Eliminate membership fee for Edmonton
residents (2013)
• Implement an annual membership drive,
engaging all staff in the campaign to
increase memberships aligned with
community-based targets (2012-2013)
• Develop audience-specific marketing
campaigns (e.g. expanded L-Pass)
(2011-2013)
• Enable online and external membership
activation (2011)
• Develop plan to increase membership
renewals (2011)
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[...]... STRATEGIES • Strengthen partnerships with law enforcement and other agencies working on safety issues (201 1- 2013) • Increase “on the floor” services, providing greater staff presence (2011) • Review of security services (e.g contracts, technology, equipment) (201 1- 2013) • Build staff skills (e.g Non-Violent Crisis Intervention training, staff meeting presentations and discussions) (201 1- 2013) 3 DESIRED... mobile-friendly version of theEPL website (2011) • Influence the development of social media and mobile products and/or apps by library vendors (201 1- 2013) • Implement usability standards for online services (201 2-2 013) • Increase staff access to key tools (201 1- 2012) 14 DESIRED OUTCOME • Usability study shows high levels of customer satisfaction • Increase in use from mobile devices 2 OBJECTIVE EPL is our community’s... (201 1- 2012) • Update job descriptions and advertisements to reflect our mission, competencies and brand (201 1- 2012) • Build engagement and ability of staff to fulfill their key role as EPL ambassadors and advocates (201 1- 2013) • Increase meaningful system-wide and local recognition (201 1- 2012) • Initiate practices to support employee work/ life balance (e.g flex time, telecommuting, job sharing) (2013) ... (2013) • Increase customer online account management and payment (201 1- 2013) • Streamline financial processes (e.g single point of payment) and align budget process with planning cycle (2013) • Provide manager access to real-time data for financial and human resources information (e.g vacation allowances, absences, SAP, year-to-date budget) (201 1- 2012) • Streamline staff scheduling processes (201 1- 2012)... and way- finding (201 1- 2012) • Revise Milner spaces to a single desk, “on the floor” service model (201 1- 2013) 16 DESIRED OUTCOME • 90% of customers rate EPL spaces as “comfortable and attractive” • Reduced customer complaints about noise in the library • Improved custodial audit satisfaction levels with ‘good to excellent’ rating at all EPL facilities 2 OBJECTIVE Customers and staff feel safe at EPL. .. results) 3 OBJECTIVE EPL is a dynamic learning organization powered by staff sharing STRATEGIES • Improve usability of staffweb as a tool for sharing (201 2-2 013) • Improve internal communication and information management (e.g internal chat services, shift change huddle, document/ records management) (201 1- 2012) • Increase job exchanges (201 1- 2012) • Expand peer coaching (201 1- 2012) 4 DESIRED OUTCOME... technology (201 1- 2012) • Champion digital literacy services as core services, incorporating innovative approaches (e.g recognition, peer coaching) (201 1- 2013) 2 DESIRED OUTCOME • Staff surveys reflect increased comfort levels and competence with technology • Decrease in referrals to e-Services OBJECTIVE Develop, recruit, recognize and retain high-performance, engaged, service-centred staff who sharethe EPL. .. (201 1- 2013) • Explore further fundraising roles for Friends (2011) DESIRED OUTCOME • Revenue from grants and donations exceed $1 million 21 4 OBJECTIVE Staff complement meets current and emerging service needs STRATEGIES • Adjust staffing and scheduling to align with peak activity measures (e.g evenings, weekends) (2011) • Increase diversity of EPL staff to better reflect the communities we serve (2013) ... using formats other than paper (2011) 3 DESIRED OUTCOME • Reduce power consumption by 15% • Expand internal and external recycling options and efforts system wide • Reduce paper consumption by 25% OBJECTIVE EPL diversifies our sources of revenue to support sustainability STRATEGIES • Establish Centennial endowment fund (201 1- 2013) • Maximize grant and sponsorship opportunities (201 1- 2013) • Review...2 OBJECTIVE EPL is recognized as Edmonton’s #1 resource for early literacy experiences STRATEGIES • Offer early literacy programs when and where customers want them (e.g evening, weekend, online) (201 1- 2012) • Grow our early literacy services and programs to incorporate leading-edge approaches (201 1- 2013) • Strengthen collaboration with current partners (e.g Alberta . EPL BUSINESS PLAN
2011 - 2013
The Way We Share
INTRODUCTION
Through The Way We Share , EPL s
201 1- 2013 Strategic Goals, the Board
of. leadership in the development
of The Way We Share – a strategic
plan with a clear and compelling vision of
service excellence.
The 201 1- 2013 Business Plan