User review of the business-orientated policy apparatus

Description

The business-orientated policy apparatus consists of institutions and schemes that, through capital, research, infrastructure, and competence measures, directly and indirectly stimulate increased value creation in business life. Surveys, including the area review of the business-orientated policy apparatus, have shown that users experience the policy apparatus as complex and that there is a need for simplification and making it available. The aim of this assignment is to get an insight into the business-orientated policy apparatus with a company-orientated approach, with the aim of getting in place a more user friendly and efficient uniform, and available business-orientated policy apparatus. The assignment is to give an insight into how the business-oriented policy apparatus is experienced by central user groups and it will be part of the ministry's basis for assessing improvements. The assignment is split into a main project with the possibility for an expansion in an option. Lot 1: The business-orientated policy apparatus consists of institutions and schemes that, through capital, research, infrastructure, and competence measures, directly and indirectly stimulate increased value creation in business life. In order to achieve the goals in business policy, the business-orientated policy apparatus must be efficient at changing and adapting to future business life. Furthermore, it is an ambition that it will be a way in to the business-orientated policy apparatus for companies and business life. Surveys, including the area review of the business-orientated policy apparatus, have shown that users experience the policy apparatus as complex and that there is a need for simplification and making it available. The aim of this assignment is to get an insight into the business-orientated policy apparatus with a company-orientated approach, with the aim of getting in place a more user friendly and efficient uniform, and available business-orientated policy apparatus. The assignment is to give an insight into how the business-oriented policy apparatus is experienced by central user groups and it will be part of the ministry's basis for assessing improvements. There is a need for more knowledge on how business life concrete meets the policy apparatus and what interventions can be made to improve this. Looking at different user journeys could identify the actual 'areas of pain' in these meetings and provide proposals for concrete changes. The goal is a more user friendly policy apparatus that is more available and easier to use. The intention is not to look at the effect of individual policies, or find out if there are 'holes' between the policies that are offered, but rather to look at whether there are obstacles, processes, or sides of the organisation that mean that the total offer to companies is experienced as complex and difficult to use in practice. The assignment is split into a main project with the possibility for an expansion in an option.