Reports in MOSES

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Reports in MOSES

• A brief history
• through the end of 2003

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In the beginning

• Each type of funding source and/or program had
  its own database and reports
• Each report was precious to all
• MOSES replaced the separate databases and
  consolidated reports, based on input from
  operators
• Reports were programmed last

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And then . . . .

• John Walsh organized a one day training in
  reports, offered in the first year
• Crystal Report User Group started and was a grand
  success
• Datamarts established to make reporting easier
• Ad Hoc
• Title I
• WTW

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Reports get their own server

• Reports appeared to be problematic
• Reports were built inside of MOSES
• Any changes to reports had to wait for a formal
  build to be pushed to the desktops
• Each local server had problems receiving reports
  and/or builds because of file buildup
• One MOSES build finally moved reports to a
  separate web-server
• Reports are more amenable to changes on the fly

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Office Management
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Employer

• Also Update Job Listing Report

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Job Seeker

• Also Unverified referrals by Job Seeker

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Events
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Training

• 61 reports in all - listings on next page

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Training (Listing of All Reports)
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Federal
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Other
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OSCCAR
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Push to Reform Reports

• Reports workgroup established and led by Les
  Abramowitz Joan Boucher
• Five subgroups reviewed their areas
• Job Seeker
• Employer
• Office Management
• Title III/ES
• Title I/Training
• includes Youth, DW, Adults, Trade, NEG, RR, WTW

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Recommended New/Revised Reports

• First seven reports programmed and in production
• Last four reports being programmed by DET
  IT/MOSES staff

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Future

• Reports need to be reviewed for accuracy and
  substance
• All people need to understand what is being
  measured and how
• Training needs to occur once reports are more
  useable