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Sep 10, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
Provide IBM EntireX software products, including software licensing, maintenance, technical support, software updates, patches, and related product expertise required to support the Department of Retirement Systems' IBM EntireX environment, which enables integration between the agency's legacy business applications and modern web-based systems.
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City
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Olympia
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6835 Capitol Blvd SE
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(888) 327-5596
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Washington Department of Retirement Systems
The Department of Retirement Systems' Customer Experience (CX) Improvement Plan outlines proposed enhancements to key services to improve efficiency, quality, and customer satisfaction, in compliance with Executive Order 25-06. The plan focuses on three core elements: Customer Engagement, Technology, and Process, with specific goals including developing customer journey maps, establishing satisfaction metrics, expanding data collection, initiating improvements to the online member portal, and providing relevant customer resources. This plan is designed to integrate into the agency's upcoming six-year strategic plan, leveraging the transformative capabilities of the CORE: Pension Administration Modernization (PAM) project and the Neospin platform to meet evolving member needs.
This strategic plan serves as a roadmap for the Washington State Department of Retirement Systems to ensure every customer achieves financial security and success, empowering public workers to retire with confidence. The plan is structured around four core goals: delivering an exceptional customer experience, empowering the team to serve with excellence, strengthening the connected retirement ecosystem, and advancing operational excellence. It outlines specific initiatives and measurable outcomes to guide the organization in providing timely information, trusted expertise, and innovative tools over the next six years.
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This strategic plan outlines the agency's direction to empower public workers to retire with confidence, striving for a vision where every customer enjoys financial security and success. The plan is structured around four main goals: delivering an exceptional customer experience, empowering the team to serve with excellence, strengthening the connected retirement ecosystem, and advancing operational excellence. It includes 28 strategic initiatives scheduled for implementation over the next five or more years.
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