Context: The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Department is committed to leading the organization in establishing, integrating, and mainstreaming the core elements of an end-to-end digital business process. The position of ICT Officer (Change, Knowledge Management and Learning) will play a critical role in delivering on the digital transformation efforts through facilitating alignment of ICT's strategy with the International Organization for Migration's (IOM) strategic objectives, organizational culture, leadership competencies, and available resources. Under the overall supervision of the Chief Information Officer (CIO)/Director of ICT and direct supervision of Senior ICT Officer (Strategy, Risk Management and Governance), the ICT Officer (Change, Knowledge Management and Learning) will be responsible for change and knowledge management, and deployment of corporate information management systems and tools, such as Processes and Resources Integrated Systems Management (PRISM), Intranet, Document Management System, and PRIMA incorporating knowledge management and e-learning to achieve strategic objectives.Core Functions / Responsibilities:Change ManagementEstablish a strategy to support adoption of the changes required by ICT projects or initiatives.Conduct impact assessments, change readiness, and identify key stakeholders.Identify, assess, and prepare risk (human and non-human) mitigation tactics and anticipate, identify, and manage resistance in collaboration with relevant Senior Managers.Create actionable deliverables for the five change management levers: Communications Plan, Sponsor Roadmap, Coaching Plan, Training Plan, Resistance Management Plan.Deliver Change Management, Communication, and Learning activities over ICT process improvement and strategic change initiatives in close collaboration and communication with required IOM's business units and interest groups and in coordination with ICT Business Relationship Managers (BRM).In collaboration with relevant business units, develop/streamline and assess content management processes to enable efficient organization and management of documents, records, intranet content, and other information shared internally that contributes to increased productivity.Establish and maintain governance processes on assigned content management initiatives to implement increased and regular coordination with required IOM stakeholder groups to seek their input and validation on the requirements and prioritization of information management content and tools.Communication
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