The Health & Social Care Alliance Scotland (The ALLIANCE) was founded in 2006 and is the national third sector intermediary for health and social care in Scotland, bringing together a diverse range of people and organisations who aim to improve the wellbeing of people and communities across Scotland.
The ALLIANCE is a strategic partner of the Scottish Government and has a strong and diverse membership of over 3,500 organisations and individuals.
The ALLIANCE provide ALISS - A Local Information System for Scotland, on behalf of the Scottish Government, which is the externally facing health and wellbeing services directory for Scotland.
The ALISS strategy aims to increase service directory records and the system usage, requiring continuous ALISS product development
The ALISS strategy needed reviewing and enhancing to align with the current operating landscape.
Increasing pressure on Scottish Government budgets demand a compelling business case for continued government investment in ALISS
Ambitious plans for the development of ALISS and delivery of value to the Scottish people requires continual funding, sponsorship and advocacy
A clear medium-term plan is needed to increase stakeholder engagement, communication, sponsorship and advocacy for ALISS
There is a need to understand and clearly communicate the benefits of ALISS and how it supports Scottish Government policy delivery
Using Wysers product roadmap development process to facilitate The ALLIANCE through a structured three-step approach to constructing the roadmap and supporting information.
Wyser's process for developing the ALISS product roadmap provided the following deliverables for The ALLIANCE to enable their onward stakeholder engagement needs.