Our client, King’s college London, is a dynamic player in the education and research sector, dedicated to empowering students to pursue higher education opportunities in London. With a commitment to providing comprehensive research & Guidance, King’s college aims to streamline the Volunteer recruitment process & Managing their research & studies.

The primary aim of this project is to design, develop, and implement a customized VRS (Volunteer Recruitment System) system to comprehensively address the organizational requirements of the health research group at KCL. The new CRM system is intended to replace the existing Microsoft Access software.

Transitioning from the existing Microsoft Access software to a new Volunteer Recruitment System (VRS) posed challenges in terms of data migration, user adaptation, and ensuring continuity of operations during the transition period.
Introducing a new CRM system required comprehensive training for the users, including researchers, administrators, and outreach teams. Ensuring effective adoption of the new system while minimizing disruptions to daily operations was a challenge.
Handling sensitive research data mandated strict adherence to data security protocols and regulatory compliance standards such as GDPR. Designing and implementing robust security measures to safeguard data integrity and privacy was a significant challenge.

A detailed transition plan was developed outlining phased migration steps, including data mapping, testing, and user training. Seamless integration with existing workflows was ensured, and support mechanisms were provided to address any issues encountered during the transition.
Training programs were customized for various user groups, employing online resources, workshops, and personalized coaching to ensure seamless adoption and proficiency with the new system.
A security-first approach was taken, utilizing encryption, access controls, and regular audits to protect sensitive research data. Compliance with regulations was ensured, alongside establishing protocols for incident response and data breach mitigation.
The collaborative efforts of our design and development team culminated in a successful project that yielded significant outcomes:
c. Facilitate data-driven decision-making and research progress tracking