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1. John Audet State of Ohio
Department of Administrative Services
Office of Compensation & Recruitment
3. Lessons Learned with OHMS Implementation Examine/Evaluate existing processes
Correct existing issues first
Market program in advance to end users
Gauge support
Identify resistance
Involve participating agencies early in the process
Research practices/procedures of other agencies
4. Importance of Technical Staff Use your technical staff to capture and word the program requirements accurately
Properly worded technical requests will greatly reduce costly end stage changes
5. Branding Involve Communication staff
Brand recruiting
Launch branding with system implementation
6. Pilot secondary phases with an eye towards lessons learned in first phase
7. Set practical “Go Live” date based on readiness
8. Training Set reasonable time between user/employee training and go-live date
Identify Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) who are GOOD AT TRAINING
At every stage of the process, identify and capture data for later use in training materials.
User-friendly training materials are one of your greatest tools Relate to previous systemRelate to previous system
9. careers.ohio.gov
10. Establish the benefits of having applicants apply on-line Ohio permits both online and paper applications
South Carolina accepts online applications exclusively Benefits of applying online include notification through selection phases, screening, easier to apply for multiple jobsBenefits of applying online include notification through selection phases, screening, easier to apply for multiple jobs
11. If you would like more information: Carolyn Groves
carolyn.groves@das.state.oh.us
Rodney Clifton
rodney.clifton@das.state.oh.us
Laura Sutherland
laura.sutherland@das.state.oh.us
Darryl McFarlane
darryl.mcfarlane@das.state.oh.us