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niversity of North Carolina General Administration Digital Government Summit 2009 UNC System Plan for ARRA UNC System Plan for ARRA Reporting Reporting Sarah Means Smith Sarah Means Smith

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Digital Government Summit 2009. UNC System Plan for ARRA Reporting Sarah Means Smith. Current State 1,277 proposals (T=~$1.1B) 167 awards (T=~$64M) Labor Requirements Challenges Multi-campus Multi-agency. Background. Federal systems designed for in-take Confluence of local systems - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Digital Government Summit 2009

The University of North Carolina General Administration

Digital Government Summit 2009Digital Government Summit 2009

UNC System Plan for ARRA ReportingUNC System Plan for ARRA ReportingSarah Means SmithSarah Means Smith

UNC System Plan for ARRA ReportingUNC System Plan for ARRA ReportingSarah Means SmithSarah Means Smith

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

BackgroundBackground

Current State• 1,277 proposals (T=~$1.1B)• 167 awards (T=~$64M)

Labor Requirements Challenges

• Multi-campus• Multi-agency

Current State• 1,277 proposals (T=~$1.1B)• 167 awards (T=~$64M)

Labor Requirements Challenges

• Multi-campus• Multi-agency

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

Systems/Layers of ReportingSystems/Layers of Reporting Federal systems designed for in-take Confluence of local systems

• 3 financial accounting systems• 2 proposal/award management systems

No current systems captures “soft” data 3-way information push

• Internal use/UNC GA• State (OERI)• Federal

Federal systems designed for in-take Confluence of local systems

• 3 financial accounting systems• 2 proposal/award management systems

No current systems captures “soft” data 3-way information push

• Internal use/UNC GA• State (OERI)• Federal

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

Prime Recipient PerspectivePrime Recipient Perspective

Subrecipient Reporting: To delegate or not

Data Quality Reporting Methodology

• On-line entry• Spreadsheet• XML feed

Prime recipient is accountable

Subrecipient Reporting: To delegate or not

Data Quality Reporting Methodology

• On-line entry• Spreadsheet• XML feed

Prime recipient is accountable

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

Subrecipient/Vendor InformationSubrecipient/Vendor Information

>$25K threshold Communication Monitoring to ensure timely

reporting Diffuse Sectors Jobs Created/Retained

>$25K threshold Communication Monitoring to ensure timely

reporting Diffuse Sectors Jobs Created/Retained

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

Systems ApproachSystems Approach

Ping Investigator for “soft” data Ease of Data collection Compile information on award Submit – determine method

Ping Investigator for “soft” data Ease of Data collection Compile information on award Submit – determine method

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

Communication StrategyCommunication Strategy

Briefing at award Reporting timeline Data models – pre-populated Share best practices across

campuses/sectors

Briefing at award Reporting timeline Data models – pre-populated Share best practices across

campuses/sectors

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

ChallengesChallenges

Meeting reporting needs at multiple levels

Coordination of efforts with state-wide implications

Meeting reporting needs at multiple levels

Coordination of efforts with state-wide implications

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The University of North Carolina General Administration

InformationInformation

Sarah Smith

[email protected]

919-962-4557

http://www.northcarolina.edu/recovery/index.php

Sarah Smith

[email protected]

919-962-4557

http://www.northcarolina.edu/recovery/index.php