city of portland office of management and finance
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SAP & EBS Recommendations
City of PortlandOffice of Management and Finance
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AgendaAgenda
• UpdateUpdate• Final recommendations• EBS response and progress to dateEBS response and progress to date
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U d tUpdate
• Finalized findings• Finalized recommendations• Finalized recommendations• Reached agreement with CAO and SAP
Manager on implementation phasesManager on implementation phases
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R d tiRecommendations
• Global Recommendations• Detailed Recommendations• Detailed Recommendations
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Recommendations
GLOBALRECOMMENDATIONS
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RecommendationsA
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Existing Structure Recommended Structure
cture CAO
Mid
BTS Director
EBS Director
Mid-Layer
Operations BTS Manager
Operations Staff
BTS Staff inside EBS
Leads Manager within EBS
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Staff inside EBS
EBS Progress
Enterprise Business Solution
(SAP Support)( pp )
Training & Change Fi d Human CapitalOperations Training & Change Mgmt
Finance and Logistics
Human Capital Management Technical Support
Contracts- SAP- Consultants
Third Party ToolsSAP TrainingChange Mgmt
Financial AccountingControlling
Personnel Mgmt & DevelopmentO i ti l
Development- RICEFBasisSecurity- Third Party Tools
Operations (Admin)- Expense/Budget/HR- Projects, CFTAdministrator- Solution Manager
Change MgmtHelp Desk - Triage tickets- Role assignments
ControllingProject SystemLogisticsPublic Sector Modules
Organizational Management Time ManagementPayrollESS/MSS
SecurityBus IntelligenceBus ObjectsEnterprise PortalBusiness Workflow
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- SAP Reports Workflow
Recommendations
GLOBAL
B
RECOMMENDATIONS
R i f li i
SAPIm
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• Review scope of go-live in 2011 against original
• Review blueprint processes P ntation
p pagainst recurring issues
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Recommendations
GLOBALRECOMMENDATIONS
C
Governa
• Reflect evolution to post-implementation state
• PAC Redefine membershipnce
• PAC - Redefine membership, refocus involvement
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Recommendations
GLOBAL
D
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Develop criteria for when
Contracto
• Develop criteria for when Contractors will be used and howor U
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• Eliminate any contractors unable to comply with constraints
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Recommendations
GLOBALRECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS
Build Trust byU d t di SAP biliti
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• Understanding SAP capabilities• Understanding business needs and
operations of Bureaus
Central S
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• Applying knowledge of SAP to Bureau concerns
• Create a decision model with
Hub
Create a decision model with consistent cascading options
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Recommendations
GLOBALRECOMMENDATIONSRECOMMENDATIONS
• Craft goals that support City’s strategic i i d i i
F
vision and mission• Identify action plans, assign
responsibilities and develop timelines and
Action P
lan
communication models that ensure goals are met
ns
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EBS ProgressGLOBALGLOBAL
RECOMMENDATIONS
SAP Modules in Scope but not implementedSAP Modules in Scope but not implemented•Treasury, Business Workflow, Benefits, PCP and Position Budgeting, E-Recruitment
Consulting Contractors (includes EBS Technical)•Minimize use of flexible services•All Engagements MUST have SOW that includes:g g
•product to be delivered, timeline, work warranty, payment based on performance
•EBS Work Plan on Key Projects (next slide)
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RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
G – System Use • Update SAP training to match City’s use
• Create a knowledge base to leverage training staff#1 Training
Create a knowledge base to leverage training staff• Revise training delivery methods to meet users needs• Develop strategic training plan incorporating users
#2 Shadow Systems
• Define shadow systems and how to use or resolve their use
• Create an inventory to help identify who, why, what• Determine best solution to resolve
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EBS Progress
DETAILEDRECOMMENDATIONS
G – System Use
LMS (e-Learning) go-live date of January 2013•Centralized location for training records across the City.•Direct integration to SAP personnel administration
#1 Training
•Direct integration to SAP personnel administration.•Managers have direct visibility into training records of staff (through MSS and reports).•Easy integration other web-based learning courses.
#2 Shadow Systems
•Automation of manual training processes (budgeting, costing, tracking, reporting.
New SAP Functionalities..Systems
-LMS, PSCD, Treasury ManagementNew Tools• EpiUse Tool, TxShuttle
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RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
H – SAP Setup • Understand difference between time capture and
time evaluationtime evaluation• Evaluate time capture needs of all Bureaus with
issues, resolve with • Changing business process and migrating to
#3 Time Capture g g p g g
SAP• Creating interface into SAP for existing,
adequate time capture mechanisms• Identify alternatives
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Components of City-wide SAP Time and Payroll Process y
Employee
Time CaptureTime
EvaluationGross to Net
PayTime Capture Evaluation Pay
Process time with union rules and labor laws
EE PaycheckFinancial Postings3RD Party Postings
1. New ESS Time Entry & Leave Approval y gpp
2. Interface3. 3RD Party
Application
C t Ti C tCurrent Time CaptureEmployee Self Service
UDARS/Double EntryUDARS/Double Entry
Journal/Double Entry
STARS/Double EntrySTARS/Double Entry
Paper/timekeeper
PRESS/Double EntryPRESS/Double Entry
Paper/Synergen/Double EntryPaper/Spreadsheets/TiPaper/Spreadsheets/TimekeeperSpreadsheets/TimekeeperFleet Focus/Double ee ocus/ oub eEntryCasuals/Timekeeper
Employee Time Capture20132012
FEB JAN
Employee Time CaptureRoadmap 2014
JUN
1. ESS / MSS Design and Pilot
**90% of OMF will use new ESS time sheet**10% will use interface10% will use interface
Entire City will have improved, efficient time capture processes
Standardize Employee Time Capture in the City2. Visit major
Option 1: Use new ESS time sheetOption 2: Interface to existing time
capture software
capture processes in place
Capture in the Cityjbureaus to discuss time capture.
Option 3: Identify new time capture solution compatible to SAP
* MSS Time and Leave Approvals can be used regardless of option chosen
RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
H – SAP Setup • Understand Bureaus needs and ability to use full
ESS/MSS implementationESS/MSS implementation• Lead the collaborative effort to develop solution with
Bureaus. • Fully implement ESS/MSS where possible to #4 ESS/MSS y p p
maximize controls and information• Change user interface to reduce screens and
customize dropdowns
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EBS Progress
DETAILEDRECOMMENDATIONS
H – SAP Setup Metrics of MSS Roll-Out: 468 users in 24 bureaus
• View EE data such as absences and basic pay
#4 ESS/MSS
• View org structure data• Review and approve leave requests (in Dev)• Review and approve time entry (in Dev)
ESS Roll-Out Citywide (Except PARKS Seasonal EEs)• Update Bank Information & Personal Data• Vi W k Ti & C ti D t• View Work Time & Compensation Data• Change Withholdings and View W2
Improved Time Entry User Interface: OMF Pilot Project
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Project
RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
H – SAP Setup • Survey and summarize reporting needs of Bureaus
• Understand what SAP has to offer for reporting#5 Reporting/BOBJ
Understand what SAP has to offer for reporting• Create reporting trees available to users; train
Bureaus on how to use and where to find them • Use BOBJ when alternatives are exhausted• Explore business intelligence architecture to support
data and relationships
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EBS Progress
DETAILEDRECOMMENDATIONS
H – SAP Setup
Report Selection – Report Tree created and deployed April, 2012
#4 ESS/MSS#5 Reporting/BOBJ
EBS SAP Report Strategy•Create Inventory of Reporting Needs•Analyze Needs
1. Training Issue2. Out of the Box Reports3. Ad-Hoc Query's4 Identify Reports for BOBJ4. Identify Reports for BOBJ
I. Select BOBJ Solution Architect
II. Create BOBJ Roadmap
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Timeline = November 2012 – June 2013
Recommendations
DETAILEDRECOMMENDATIONS
• Adjust required approval layers• Develop and implement workflows
H – SAP Setup
#6p p
• Use p-cards and price agreements as appropriate#6 Procurement
• Review AR needs of Bureaus and determine best way to meet non-central services AR needs
#7 AR and APmeet non central services AR needs
• Determine & implement cost effective way to pay vendors
• Understand Doc Mgmt needs of Bureaus and how currently b i t
#8 Document Management
being met• Review SAP’s ability and capacity against other systems in
use in the City• Determine and implement retention and destruction policies
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EBS Progress
DETAILEDRECOMMENDATIONS
EBS will continue to support City policy and processesH – SAP Setup
#6 AR End User Training Complete#6 Procurement
AR End-User Training – CompletePSCD – Initiation Interview; Overview of Functionality and
Integration with Other Modules; First Demo presented by a SAP Customer Demo; 2nd Demo presented by SAP
#7 AR and AP America; APPROVAL PROCESS, Write Business Requirements with Customers
Vendor ACH has been successfully, program is expanding Will start employee ACH reimbursements in Nov/Dec
#8 Document Management
Will start employee ACH reimbursements in Nov/Dec
Evaluating costs and benefits of using TRIM versus SAP Storage
EBS will continue to support City policy and processes
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EBS will continue to support City policy and processes
RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
I – ERP Management
• Create new governance structure reflecting post-implementation phase
#9 Governancep p
• Use PAC strategically rather than operationally• Leverage staff through communication and knowledge
transfer protocols with on-the-ground users
#10 Strategic Plan
• Develop customer focused strategic plan that supports mission and translates to actionable items
• Include metrics to measure successful change in organization and individualsorganization and individuals
• Will support OMF Strategic Plan
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RecommendationsDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Re-engineer change order process to reduce time to resolve
#11 Change Orders
resolve• Track change orders and provide transparent status
to requestors• Assign task and decision making responsibility to g g p y
lowest appropriate level• Catalogue all change orders, return to requestors to
confirm need, determine when one change will impact/resolve others
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EBS ProgressDETAILEDDETAILED
RECOMMENDATIONS
#11 Change
EBS is working with BTS to replace Altiris 7 Help Desk System. The process to triage and assign help desk tickets is dependent onOrders The process to triage and assign help desk tickets is dependent on the functionality of the new system
• Preparation for Change -•EBS is in the process of redefining the change request process
• streamline approval process• transparency• clear definition of authorityclear definition of authority• availability of appropriate resources
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Prioritization and TimelinePrioritization and Timeline
Phase 1 Short Term High PriorityPhase 1: Short Term High Priority: Time/Payroll Tickets, Time Capture, Change Order
Process, Training, Governance, ESS/MSSProcess, Training, Governance, ESS/MSS
Phase 2: Medium Term High Priority: Shadow Systems, Reporting/BOBJ, Document
Management, Accounts Receivable and Payable Phase 3: Long‐Term Medium PriorityP S i Pl Procurement,, Strategic Plan
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Next Steps