Digitization of public administration affects the speed of citizen services, the quality of public offerings, and data security. This approach has been consistently implemented for years by the Bielsko-Biała City Hall. One of the key steps in this process was moving away from an expensive foreign service-desk tool and replacing it with the Polish OXARI platform.
Thanks to this change, the City Hall’s IT team gained new functionalities — but most importantly, full control over the IT infrastructure, the ability to automate processes, and a tool that can be developed in line with the institution’s growing needs.
Bielsko-Biała City Hall
Bielsko-Biała is a dynamically developing city with nearly 172,000 residents. It is an important administrative, economic, academic, and cultural center of the region.
The Bielsko-Biała City Hall is responsible for the comprehensive management of the city’s operations. Its duties include, among others, implementing investments and infrastructure modernization projects, managing financial and civil affairs, as well as ensuring public safety and maintaining order in urban spaces. An important area of its activity also includes supporting cultural and social initiatives, environmental protection, and the efficient management of municipal resources.
An institution of this scale, employing more than 600 staff members who handle residents’ matters, requires an efficient, modern ITSM-class system. That is why as early as 2010 the City Hall decided to implement the ITManager system, and in 2021 it complemented it with the OXARI platform — built on the same data resources and using business-process approval mechanisms.
“Updating the existing asset-management system to the latest version was not economically justified. This situation prompted us to analyze the market and look for an alternative solution in this area. An additional criterion was the ability to migrate the already collected asset data managed by the IT Department of the City Hall. As a result of our verification process, we implemented the OXARI system,” says Dariusz Łużny, Head of the IT Department at the Bielsko-Biała City Hall.


