The Gavel Fall 2018

Subsequent go-lives for Civil and Appeals are scheduled for June 2019 and Family Law, Probate, LPS, September 2019. Odyssey, Clerk’s Edition, Portal, and Judge Edition are being configured, and business processes are being refined and validated for accuracy. Training plans are also underway. Data Review 3.5 has been added for Family Law, Probate, LPS, and Child Support cases to allow all case types to see their data together in one environment. Starting on January 14, the final data review and solution validation for Small Claims and Landlord Tenant will take place. We will then transition to the Train-the-Trainer series and conclude with a 4-week End-User Training beginning the week of February 25. It’s an exciting and historical time for our court as we usher in our new system. and Child Support in As we near the end of 2018,

What’s Next?

Rich Coles, Project Management Office

Supervisor

As 2019 quickly approaches, the court, operations, Project Management Office, Subject-Matter Experts, Court Technology Services, and Project II court team members are deep into preparation for the Small Claims

March

and Landlord Tenant go-live scheduled for

25, 2019.

‘Syd’ the Astronaut: A Silly Symbol

with a Serious Purpose

An astronaut impersonator wandering around the court?

We do serious work around here. What a silly idea!

Implementing a new case management system is challenging. Let’s face it― there is a lot of anxiety and even fear that comes along with learning a new way to do the job you’ve always done. ‘Syd’ symbolizes that accomplishing a mission cannot be completed without a dedicated support team along the way. ‘Syd’ does not talk, but when he appears, it gives staff a moment to look-up from their desks and smile, bringing enjoyment and laughter―to celebrate the spirit of the court and its dedicated and hard-working employees. Like a real astronaut, whose trained to lead a team or do activities related to testing or configuration,

Silly ‘Syd’ does have a serious purpose!

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