Building Integrated Workforce Development Systems. GIS in LMI and Workforce Technology

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1 Building Integrated Workforce Development Systems GIS in LMI and Workforce Technology

2 Meet the Presenters Christopher Smith Programmer/Analyst (LMI) Ph x251 Philipp Conner Programmer/Analyst (LMI) Ph x502 2

3 What is Geographic Solutions? 3

4 Introducing Geographic Solutions We are the largest provider of public sector employment systems in the US. We are responsible for some of the most significant advances in workforce development. Main office/headquarters: Palm Harbor, FL West Coast Office: Salinas, CA Established in 1992 A staff of over 260 full-time employees focused SOLELY on workforce development and unemployment systems 4

5 Our Public Sector Workforce and UI Experience Since 1994, we have provided workforce development solutions to more than 30 state workforce development and unemployment agencies. AK WA OR NV CA ID AZ UT MT WY CO NM ND SD NE KS OK MN WI IA IL MO AR MI OH IN KY TN PA WV VA NC SC NY NH VT ME MA RI CT NJ DE MD DC MS AL GA TX LA FL GUAM HI VI Geographic Solutions Systems State LMI System State Workforce / LMI System State Workforce / UI / LMI System Local Workforce / LMI System 5

6 Labor Market Information (LMI) and the WID Labor Market Information Data relating to workforce development generally used by labor market and economic analysts; additionally, by job seekers, workforce development groups, employers, and recruiters. But what kind of data is it? Building permits Occupational employment Census data projections Current employment statistics Population data Commuting patterns Postsecondary school programs, Consumer Price Index and program completers Employers Property values Income Quarterly Workforce Indicators Industry employment projections Retail sales Industry employment and wages Tax revenues Job vacancies Unemployment insurance claims Local Area Unemployment Statistics Wage data 6

7 Workforce Information Database Workforce Information Database (WID 2.7) The largest repository of workforce information, federal labor reporting, and economic data for the United States Developed by the Analyst Resource Center (ARC), a cooperative effort between the US Department of Labor (DOL), the National Crosswalk Service Center (NCSC), the Employment and Training Administration (ETS), and several states 7

8 Workforce Information Database Workforce Information Database (WID 2.7) A highly normalized, relational database structure with more than 200 lookup, data, crosswalk, and administrative tables Designed for storing, manipulating, and displaying workforce, economic, demographic and related information Common, standardized structure Allows for greater uniformity across multiple, dynamic datasets 8

9 Workforce Information Database Workforce Information Database (WID 2.7) Source Agencies: Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment and Training Administration National O*NET Center National Center for Education Statistics Defense Manpower Data Center Bureau of Census, US Department of Commerce Bureau of Economic Analysis, US Department of Commerce Office of Management and Budget 9

10 Workforce Information Database Workforce Information Database (WID 2.7) Most data within the WID contains a geographic component delineated by FIPS: 10

11 Workforce Information Database Workforce Information Database (WID 2.7) States may populate data by several geographic classifications, from federallydefined regions to local, state-defined areas, crucial to representation in GIS: National State Metropolitan statistical areas Workforce investment regions Service delivery areas Counties Minor civil divisions BLS regions Broad geographic regions Planning regions Labor market areas Cities Towns Townships Municipality/suburbs One-stop areas Workforce development areas Job center areas Congressional districts Census places Micropolitan statistical areas Metropolitan divisions Combined statistical areas Balance of state State-defined areas 11

12 GeoSol Virtual OneStop (VOS) Virtual OneStop (VOS) A workforce development web application used by governmental agencies to aid in building the workforce and workforce related services Handles many aspects of government services and reporting, bringing traditional pen and paper tracking and reporting to a digital, webbased product VOS Benefits Reporting Generates Gov t reports for WF agencies Service Tracking UI services, SNAP, TANF, WIOA Job Services Résumés, job search, virtual recruiter Labor Market Info Wage rates, job and candidate distribution EFM Employ Florida Marketplace 12

13 GeoSol Labor Market Information (LMI) LMI Team Responsible for: Standalone LMI applications (ASP.NET/JavaScript) Individual profiles for Area, Occupation, Industry, and Education-focused data Incorporation of real-time LMI (spiderbased and VOS-generated data) Data Trends/Analyzer easy access to WID-based information LMI visualizations tables, graphs, charts, widgets, and MAPS! LOIS - Louisiana Occupational Information System, Louisiana Workforce Commission 13

14 GIS at GSI 14

15 GIS At GSI GIS within the VOS / VLMI applications LOTS of attribute data Most GIS data contained within the site is attribute data associated with Census Municipal Boundaries Web GIS 2.0 Data-driven, responsive applications; multiple servers across the US Web Services Esri ArcGIS Server, RESTful GIS Development, ASP.NET, with legacy considerations Geocoding/Geoprocessing Services Candidates, job postings, OneStop/office locations, etc. SAS Software as a Service, client interaction in an Agile environment 15

16 GIS At GSI Abstract Flow 16

17 GIS at GSI GIS in VOS / VLMI Select-by-Map Data Maps / Choropleths Candidate / Job Maps 17

18 System Demonstration

19 Questions and Contact Info Christopher Smith Programmer/Analyst (LMI) Philipp Conner Programmer/Analyst (LMI) Corporate Headquarters: 1001 Omaha Circle - Palm Harbor, FL Ph: Fax: West Coast Office: 234 Capitol Street, Suite A Salinas, CA Ph: Fax:

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