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CRM Upgrade Data Migration CICM 635X500
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LEGACY SYSTEM MIGRATION

CICM Legacy System Support

CRM upgrade & data migration for CICM

CRM Upgrade Data Migration CICM 635X500
About the project

The work behind the outcome.

CICM is the world's largest recognised professional body for the credit management community, who selected PSP to support and enhance their internal legacy systems, due to our extensive experience working with them and also within the awarding bodies sector.

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Client Overview

The Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM) is a leading professional body for the credit management sector, providing qualifications, guidance and support to thousands of members worldwide. Like many established institutes, CICM relied on a legacy system to manage its core membership operations. However, the limitations of their existing software presented challenges in delivering the high standard of service that CICM is known for. To address these issues and enhance their member experience, CICM engaged PSP, recognising our expertise in supporting and modernising legacy systems. 

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Challenge

CICM’s legacy membership system was central to their daily operations, handling everything from member registrations to renewals and ongoing communications. Although the system was functional, it was beginning to show its age, making it difficult to maintain and integrate new features. CICM needed a trusted partner who could not only provide reliable support to keep the system running smoothly but also enhance its capabilities to meet evolving member expectations. The goal was to optimise the system’s performance and identify opportunities for automation, without disrupting ongoing operations or requiring a costly system overhaul. 

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Solution

PSP applied its extensive experience with chartered institutes to deliver tailored support and enhancements for CICM’s legacy system. Our in-house development team conducted a thorough assessment of the system’s current status, evaluating its alignment with CICM’s business goals and advising areas where performance could be improved. With PSP`s understanding of the membership sector, we collaborated with CICM’s team to identify specific pain points and areas for enhancement. 

PSP optimised CICM`s software with a targeted strategy, with immediate fixes and long-term improvements. The daily operations were streamlined and automated repetitive tasks, freeing up staff time. The solution included performance optimisations to ensure efficiencies with a growing membership.

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Results

The enhancements delivered by PSP improved the performance and functionality of CICM’s legacy membership system. With optimised software and streamlined processes, CICM’s staff experienced greater efficiency, allowing them to focus more on member engagement and support rather than administrative tasks. The automation of several time-consuming processes reduced manual workloads, minimising the risk of errors and improving overall productivity. 

These enhancements translated into a better experience for CICM’s members, with faster response times and improved access to services. By extending the lifespan of their existing system, PSP helped CICM avoid the high costs and disruption associated with replacing their legacy software, delivering exceptional value and return on investment. 

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Outcome

This project highlights PSP’s ability to revitalise legacy systems, transforming them into robust, reliable platforms that meet modern demands.

PSP’s strategic enhancements and ongoing support for CICM’s legacy system ensured that the institute could continue to deliver high-quality service to its members while optimising operational efficiency. By providing a tailored solution that aligns with CICM’s long-term objectives, PSP enabled the institute to maximise the value of their existing technology investment, ensuring they remain agile and responsive in an ever-evolving professional landscape. 

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