This article provides a framework for creating a user adoption strategy that encourages your employees to use the AskCody platform.
Successfully adopting a new platform like AskCody begins long before the system goes live. It requires careful planning and a proactive approach to ensure that your team is ready and excited to embrace the change. While selecting the right software is a crucial first step, the real value comes from how well it is used within your organization. If employees don't adopt the platform, the ROI you expect will remain out of reach.
A key component of this early planning phase is developing a user adoption strategy. Resistance to change is a common obstacle to success, but with thoughtful preparation, you can reduce it. By involving key stakeholders from the start and offering the right resources, you can help ease the transition and encourage your team to embrace the new tools.
We have created a webinar that takes you through a framework you can use to tackle the user adoption strategy and apply it in your organization.
Webinar: How to successfully create a user adoption strategy that works
If you are more into the written form of information, you can take a look at the following two articles:
Article: Prepare for end-user training and adoption
This article outlines the importance of training and preparing your employees for a smooth transition to the AskCody platform. Learn how to assess your employee's readiness to change and adopt new software, how to identify potential challenges, and provide the necessary resources to ensure a successful adoption from day one.
Article: 5 Tips to Adopt the AskCody Platform
In this article, we share five essential tips to help your team get the most out of the AskCody platform. From engaging employees early to leveraging available support, these practical strategies will enhance your adoption process and ensure your team is ready to use the platform effectively.
Training material: Content to Support Adoption of the AskCody Platform
If you are ready to start thinking about end-user content like print-outs, one-pagers, and other helpful material, have a look at this article. This article is also presented in a later step, Step 14: Training and end-user adoption.