Case Study
To evolve the Back Office into a clearly positioned Expertise Center with defined team identities, a structured service offering and visible stakeholder value.

Flemish Public Employment Service
The Back Office of the Digital Service Delivery department consisted of several teams that had emerged historically based on operational needs. While they delivered high-quality second-line case handling and strong knowledge management, several challenges existed:
The organization required a repositioning from reactive back-office support to a structured, recognized Expertise Center aligned with DDV's strategic objectives.
Lead the transformation of the Back Office department into a future-oriented Expertise Center.
The assignment focused on:
The transformation aimed to shift from operational support perception toward strategic expertise recognition.
The transformation followed a structured yet co-creative approach:
Teams were given freedom in defining their identity, provided they met agreed strategic and quality principles. The project balanced autonomy with governance.
The department evolved from an operationally perceived back office to a strategically positioned Expertise Center.
As Project Manager, I was responsible for:
The role combined organizational design, service design, stakeholder strategy and change leadership.
Total Mandays
(Project- & Change Management)
30