Community of Practice

IMPROVEMENT LED BY USERS

Community of Practice

Product user groups bring council practitioners together to share experience, shape priorities and drive continual improvement.

BEYOND IMPLEMENTATION

The people using the application help guide what happens next.

A LocoSOFT application is not treated as finished on launch day. Participating councils continue to bring practical knowledge, emerging needs and direct experience into the way the application develops.

Product-specific user groups provide a structured forum for that contribution. LocoSOFT brings the feedback together, identifies shared priorities and translates them into a practical improvement roadmap.

THE USER-GROUP MODEL

Shared experience becomes shared improvement.

01

Practitioner user groups

The right people in the room

Users working directly with the application share experience grounded in real council operating environments.

02

Collective learning

Knowledge travels further

Councils can learn from one another’s questions, practices and solutions rather than working through them alone.

03

Roadmap priorities

Evidence-led improvement

Common needs are identified and prioritised so investment remains focused on improvements with wider value.

04

Sector change

Applications stay relevant

Legislative, policy and operational changes can be considered collectively and reflected in future development.

CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT

Feedback is most valuable when it becomes a disciplined roadmap.

The Community of Practice connects council experience with product decision-making. Individual requests can be considered in the context of shared need, allowing improvements to be prioritised transparently and delivered for broader benefit.

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WHAT PARTICIPANTS GAIN

A stronger application and a stronger practitioner network.

A continuing voice

Participating councils retain a meaningful channel into product direction after implementation.

Shared practical knowledge

Users gain access to experience and approaches from peers facing similar challenges.

Better prioritisation

Common needs can be separated from isolated preferences and evaluated for collective value.

Long-term relevance

Applications continue to reflect changing council practice, legislation and expectations.

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Interested in how councils shape ongoing improvement?

Talk with us about product user groups, roadmap participation and the Community of Practice supporting each LocoSOFT application.

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