So just I'm on a project to implement a system across the whole company and I need some advice on managing user involvement. What's your approach? Create a big user group and meet monthly or have a smaller group who feed out messages to the wider user community?
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Need more input!!!Originally posted by simplicity View PostSo just I'm on a project to implement a system across the whole company and I need some advice on managing user involvement. What's your approach? Create a big user group and meet monthly or have a smaller group who feed out messages to the wider user community?
There is a world of difference between a small enterprise and a multi-national. It is nationwide? Europe wide? Worldwide?
'User involvement' can mean anything from gathering requirements to skills assessments, comms and training and much more.
Your RACI would be a good start in determining your needs but it would need to have a number of perspectives covering business strategy to operations.
BTW, General is not usually a good place to start serious discussions
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If it is manageable number create a big user group, if not have a cut down number of 'leads' who then coordinate across a wider user community. HTH.Originally posted by simplicity View PostSo just I'm on a project to implement a system across the whole company and I need some advice on managing user involvement. What's your approach? Create a big user group and meet monthly or have a smaller group who feed out messages to the wider user community?______________________
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Probably too small for health. Give us an idea of sector (roughly).Originally posted by simplicity View PostThanks - the organisation haas around 500 people and it's public sector.The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
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Good luck.Originally posted by simplicity View PostThanks - the organisation haas around 500 people and it's public sector."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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defo too small for local gov.Originally posted by speling bee View PostProbably too small for health. Give us an idea of sector (roughly).
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Could be a quango.Originally posted by SeaBass View Postdefo too small for local gov.
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Could be a small NHS body like CCG or CSU.The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
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