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The sessions generated over 500 ideas to save money, and identified bigger organisational issues. Eliminating duplication was at the top of the list, followed by better budgetary management and knowledge sharing.



The chart below outlines the key response areas:





Key themes

  • The BBC doesn’t get the best value from its people and work spaces

  • Duplication occurs due to no central co-ordination

  • People are frustrated by our financial process and the way we manage money

  • We need systems and practices that help rather than hinder

  • Supplier list - 3rd party abusing position of power



Quotes from participants



“26% of people according to the staff survey say that the BBC is getting the best out of them. THIS IS APALLING AND SHAMEFUL says our group”



“Share staff more during down periods and quiet times”



“We have no real incentives for depts to save money. If you come in under budget, your budget will be cut next year”



“Truly pushing flexibility, working from home, hot-desking”



“Improved use of technology both to reduce amount of storage space required and to facilitate better working practices”





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Future of the BBC [bbc.co.uk]
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