Pilots to Production: Ensuring Seamless Transitions
Background:
Pilot to Production Transition: Many IT projects struggle with scaling from pilot to full production. Ensuring that solutions are robust, scalable, and ready for wide-scale deployment is a key challenge.
Standardization and Governance: Establishing standardized processes and strong governance frameworks to ensure consistent and secure deployment of IT services is crucial. This includes setting clear guidelines, responsibilities, and accountability mechanisms.
Unapproved and Insecure Technologies: Preventing the adoption of unapproved or insecure technologies involves setting clear policies, providing adequate resources, and ensuring compliance through monitoring and enforcement.
Overall Project Objective and Mission:
The purpose of this project is to develop best practices and recommendations on transitioning IT services and solutions from the pilot stage to production efficiently addressing shadow IT and preventing the use of unapproved or insecure technologies. As part of this administration's effort to modernize government, outcomes from this project will help make government more efficient and identify fraud, abuse, and waste.
Outcomes:
The project team will develop a white paper with use cases, best practices, and recommendations.
Membership:
We are inviting members from government and industry with:
- Experience with Organizational Change Management Strategies to support technology implementation.
- Proven experience in metrics analysis within government settings.
- Experience writing interview questions and conducting interviews.
- Strong knowledge of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies.
- Familiarity with CX and EX metrics and their application in government projects.
- Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent writing skills to help develop the final white paper.
Group Project Lead
| Tracy Scott |
| Gabrielle Davidsen |