- An audit found San Diego's Code Enforcement division was not consistently meeting response-time goals and supervisors lacked tools to catch cases needing attention. - The department relies on a manual Excel-based priority system and Power BI workarounds because budget cuts blocked full functionality of a proper case management system. - Committee members questioned how cases needing attention would be consistently identified and followed up on, given the reliance on ad hoc reviews and the SLA system. - The committee moved to close two code enforcement recommendations as "will not implement" but required the auditor to verify in follow-up…
Case Management Software RFPs, Pre-RFP Signals and Bid Opportunities
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