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COMPAS NEWSLETTER
JUNE 2024
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Rounding out the Payroll Implementation Team
Product Team
Sarah Clark joined DPA in early 2022 from several years in private sector and non-profit work. Prior to this, Sarah spent many years in the State technical space, working with CDHS to improve and innovate with tech solutions.
Jeff Grossaint left the Judicial Branch in Summer 2023 to join Sarah on the Product Team. Jeff also worked at CDHS and is ready to use loads of project management experience to make this implementation successful.
Caro Timm joined the Product Team in Fall 2023 from Denver Human Services. Caro has a passion for data and has been a key member of our Data Source team who are working to access, understand and evaluate the state of current payroll data.
ePMO Manager
MJ Dodson sits in OIT and is a critical member of the Payroll Implementation Team. MJ is helping guide us through the gating process which ensures all systemic requirements are met (or exceeded) including data and system security, accessibility and others.
Communications
Lisa Trujillo joined DPA in 2021 and brings over 12 years of PR experience following a 24-year career at RTD. She will be assisting the PIT members in all communication-related matters, ensuring we adhere to the highest communication standards throughout our implementation process.
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Website Reminder
The Agency Engagement section details many of the ways our SMEs, agency partners and other stakeholders have participated in the project so far and will identify future opportunities for engagement and participation. This section will also be a repository for past project newsletters and Office Hours slide decks and recordings.
The Data as a Product space details our work on current payroll data and the Organizational Change section is currently being developed. The FAQ section will include frequently, but also not frequently asked questions that are important to one or many stakeholders. It is regularly updated for review. As the implementation progresses, additional sections will be added. We are also building out a space for dashboards and project progress coming soon.
With all parts of this project, we ask for and welcome feedback, thoughts and ideas. Please use soc_COMPAS@state.co.us to contact members of the PIT crew. We look forward to hearing from you.
Please bookmark our new project website as the original site is going to be archived soon.
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Fun Data Findings
As we work with the voluminous amount of information currently stored in CPPS and HRDW, we thought it might be interesting to share some high-level findings.
| Silent generation 1928 - 1945 |
41 |
| Baby Boomer 1946 - 1964 |
4921 |
| Generation X |
13385 |
| Millennials 1981 - 1996 |
14874 |
| Gen Z 1997-2012 |
3316 |
Watch this space for more fun findings throughout implementation.
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Riddle
The first five correct responses will receive a prize! Riddle me this:
I’m not alive, but I grow; I don’t have lungs, but need air. What am I?
Please email soc_compas@state.co.us with your answers. The correct answer and winners list will be published in next month’s newsletter.
May Riddle
Question: What fills up a room but never takes up any space?
Answer: light, but air/oxygen and laughter got credit too
Congratulations to the Gift Card Winners: Amanda Oliver - CDA, Sarah Stoner - DPA, Ploy Buraparate - OIT, Deb Haglund - OIT, Matt Brychel - DOR
Honorable Mentions: Janet Martin - CST, Patrick Crumpton - DOT, Ann Mantooth - DOR, Gail Young - HC, Trevor Olin - CDHS, Shelly Porter - OIT, Teri Acord - DOT, Julie O’Connor - CDE
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