The design and development of Ohio SACWIS used an "iterative" approach. The large business processes were divided into smaller, logical pieces. Each piece came to life through the Joint Application Design and Development (JAD) process. The JAD Sessions elaborated each use case (ex. Worker Creates Intake Referral) developed in the Rapid Requirements Definition (RRD) Session to create the details necessary to develop the software components (i.e., Inputs, Outputs, Detailed Business Rules).

•   SACWIS Joint Application Design (JAD) Sessions
  • Multiple Iterations ran concurrently.
  • Each JAD Iteration ran ten business days in length.
• JAD team structure was similar to RRD Team structure with the addition of Development staff.
• Questions?
  • Contact - SACWIS@odjfs.state.oh.us

• Travel Reimbursement Information
  
  Reimbursement of Travel Costs for County Staff Attending SACWIS Requirement Development and Design Sessions memorandum, dated 09-07-04

• JAD Session Approach
•   Week One
•   Week Two

• JAD Iterations
  • Iterations 1 through 13
  • Iterations 14 - 18

• JAD Use Cases
• SACWIS Application Mock-Up (Compressed ISO Image Folder)