Prepared by: Rick Leopoldi November 22, 2003



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RL Consulting Project Best Practices for the Application ment Process Prepared by: Rick Leopoldi November 22, 2003 Copyright 2003 RL Information Consulting LLC. All rights reserved. Duplication of this document or extraction of content is strictly forbidden.

Overview This paper establishes the essential components for the Requirements Definition and subsequently each Phase within an Application ment project process. This includes the primary steps involved in each Phase, and the necessary packets of information that need to be developed and passed from one Phase to the next. These necessary components, including a high-level summarization checklist of activities, are intended to be depict the guiding, final verification, and sign-off needed to proceed to the next step in the Application ment project process cycle. In essence, the components of each Phase and packet are deliverables that are part of, or needed at, the end of each Phase. Page - 1

The following Flowchart depicts the Requirements Definition process that should be done prior to, and as part of the Application ment project process cycle: Requirements Definition with Project Methods Flowchart Determine Project Need Vendor Plan Quality Plan Risk Plan Identify Business End Users and Stakeholders Resource Plan Detail Business Requirements Detail Project Requirements Define Work (WBS) Estimate Effort, Time, Cost, Risk Budget and Schedule Mgt/Exec Committee Page - 2

Phase 1: Visioning and Business Planning The purpose of this Phase is to identify the business requirement/need for the potential project. The outcome of this Phase is approving the initial project plan that includes but is not limited to the following activities and deliverables that define: Business need Stakeholders Scope Goals Critical success factors Expected outcomes Needs assessment Costs Phase 1 includes but is not limited to the following: 1) Initial Project Plan in the form of a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) 2) Phase and Signoff for Technical Team and Business Team 3) Project Vision Statement A high level document to be presented to a and/or Executive Committee 4) Initial CBA a high level description of the benefits and costs for the project 5) Phase Signoff Checklist a document that contains a verification checklist signoff for stakeholders, customers, application development group, business end users for each deliverable in this Phase and the verification and approval to move to the next Phase. Phase 2: Analysis and Design The purpose of this Phase is that the business end users drive the analysis and design in concert with the Application ment project team. The detailed business processes that will be impacted are determined. The outcomes of this Phase are: Commitment from the business units and departments that they will provide to the best of their ability the priority and resources to the development of the business and integration systems in their departments to accept and distribute information from/to the integrated system Page - 3

Commitment from the business units and departments responsible for the post implementation systems operations and support with drafts of service level agreements (SLA s) of the business and technical plan that includes but is not limited to the following activities and deliverables that define: Business models Data models Prototypes Costs Schedule Estimated milestones Expected results Phase 2 includes but is not limited to the following: 1) More Detailed Project Plan a follow-on to the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) that contains more detailed tasks, durations, resources, and expertise levels 2) JAD Decision Document 3) Updated Business and Data Models 4) Business Unit Interface Specification 5) Initial ITSM SLA plan 6) Phase and Signoff for Technical Team and Business Team 7) More Detailed CBA a follow-on to the high level CBA that provides a greater description of the benefits and costs for the Application ment project with qualifications and quantifications for each 8) Phase Signoff Checklist a document that contains a verification checklist signoff for stakeholders, customers, application development group, business end users for each deliverable in this Phase and the verification and approval to move to the next Phase. Phase 3: Application ment and Testing The purpose of this Phase is that the Application ment project team will develop and test the system. The outcomes of this Phase are the demonstration of the application in the test environment and review of test results and the approval to proceed with Operational Testing and Implementation step. Page - 4

Phase 3 that includes but is not limited to the following activities and deliverables that defines: 1) A Test Project Plan that contains detailed development and testing tasks, durations, resources, and expertise levels 2) Test Results 3) More detailed IT Service plan that includes Service Level, Incident/Problem, Change, Configuration, Release, Service Continuity, and Performance 4) Step and Signoff for Technical Team and Business Team 5) Finalized CBA a detailed level CBA that provides an in-depth description of the benefits and costs for the Application ment project with qualifications and quantifications for each 6) Phase Signoff Checklist a document that contains a verification checklist signoff for stakeholders, customers, application development group, business end users for each deliverable in this Phase and the verification and approval to move to the next Phase. Phase 4: Operational Testing and Implementation The purpose of this Phase is the system to be deployed is moved to the operational environment for final business end user acceptance testing before implementation for operational use. The outcomes of this Phase are the review and approval of the operational environment test results, to implement, and Implementation. Phase 4 includes but is not limited to the following activities and deliverables that defines: 1) An Implementation Project Plan that contains detailed implementation, deployment, and possible recovery tasks, durations, resources, and expertise levels 2) Disaster Recovery Test Results 3) Further detailed IT Service plan that includes Availability, Capacity, and Financial, and Service Desk 4) Step and Signoff for Technical Team and Business Team 5) Phase Signoff Checklist a document that contains a verification checklist signoff for stakeholders, customers, application development group, business end users for each deliverable in this Phase and the verification and approval to move to the next Phase. Page - 5

Phase 5: Post Implementation Operations and Support The infrastructure for this step is defined and approved in the Analysis and Design step. Once the system is deployed to operational use the SLA s are put in place and the IT Service procedures for Change, Release, and Incident/Problem, and Service Continuity management take effect. Phase 5 includes but is not limited to the following activities and deliverables that defines: 1) A template set of Project Plans that contains generic templates for detailed analysis and design tasks, development and testing tasks, implementation and deployment tasks, durations, resources, and expertise levels 2) A Disaster Recovery plan 3) A full IT Service Service Delivery and Service Support methods and best practices 4) Final Project and Signoff for Technical Team and Business Team. This is presented to a or Executive Committee 5) Final Step and Project Signoff Checklist a document that contains a verification checklist signoff for stakeholders, customers, application development group, business end users for each deliverable in this Phase and the verification and the approval for all steps. Page - 6

Application ment Project Process Activities PHASE 1: Visioning and Planning Draft Initial Scope and Vision Project Phases with Project Methods Flowchart Mgt/Exec Vision Session Draft Initial Scope and Vision Approve Vision Tech/Bus and SignOff Draft CBA PHASE 2: Analysis and Design Initial WBS Budget and Staff Estimates Draft Project Plan Business Model Data Model Define Requirement Specification Prototype Define Technical and Business Interfaces Determine IT Service Level Requirement Analysis and Design Rept Tech/Bus Tech/Bus Team Reqt Spec Go to Phase 3: ment and Testing Page - 7

From Phase 2: Analysis and Design Establish Technical Infrastructure PHASE 3: ment and Testing Migrate to Production Technical Infrastructure PHASE 4: Operational Testing and Implementation Integrated Design Operational Test and Evaluation Technical Infrastructure Install Design and Applications Operational and Cutover Unit Test Tech/Bus and SignOff Unit Test and Evaluation Change PHASE 5: ITSM Post- Implementation Support Processes Unit Test and Cutover Incident/ Problem Tech/Bus and SignOff Release Level Project Plan Overview Project Tasks Service Continuity Financial and Budget Team and Skill Set Detailed Project Plan (Schedule, Resources, Milestones) Risk Plan Configuration Additional ITSM Support Processes Tech/Bus and SignOff Performance/ Capacity Service (Help) Desk Page - 8