
Going live is a major milestone in almost any technology project, but let's be clear, it is just the beginning of the real challenge. The people and skills that made your development process run smoothly aren't necessarily the same ones you are going to need to keep everything up and running over time.
Without a solid plan in place for transitioning staff, organizations are going to be staring down a whole lot of problems - delayed issue resolution, overburdened teams, knowledge gaps and production stability problems.
This whitepaper takes a closer look at why the gap between building a new solution and keeping it running persists and we are going to lay out a real-world four phase staffing framework that can help you address that gap.
What You Will Discover Inside
Explore the workforce planning considerations that help organizations prepare for a smoother transition from implementation to ongoing operations.
1. Understanding the Go-Live Staffing Gap
Identify the three major shifts that occur during go-live: changing skill requirements, increased operational intensity, and the transfer of ownership from project teams to operations.
2. The Four-Phase Staffing Framework
Understand how to align staffing requirements across four critical stages:
3. Six Principles for Effective Go-Live Teams
Explore practical staffing principles covering role-based planning, knowledge transfer, hypercare exit criteria, workforce flexibility, reduced single-person dependency, and early access and compliance preparation.
4. A Practical 30-Day Go-Live Staffing Plan
Discover a week-by-week approach to identifying upcoming go-lives, assessing skill gaps, defining hypercare exit criteria, and initiating the staffing process.
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