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Training, Support and Ownership After Go-Live

Building internal champions so the platform stays current as processes evolve.

CareerBook Editorial Team5 min read
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Key takeaways

  • Go-live is the start of adoption, not the end of the project.
  • Internal champions keep knowledge inside the institution.
  • Review processes each term and adjust configuration.

01Adoption starts at go-live

The weeks after go-live decide whether a platform becomes part of daily work. Quick answers to staff questions and visible fixes build confidence.

Go-live is the start of adoption, not the end of the project.

02Grow internal champions

Champions in each department learn the platform in depth, help colleagues and feed improvement ideas back to the project team. They keep knowledge inside the institution as staff change.

  • Role-based training paths
  • Short refreshers at the start of each term
  • A shared log of questions and answers

03Keep the platform current

Processes change with new programmes, campuses and regulations. A termly review of configuration keeps the system aligned with how the institution actually works.

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