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1 Integration of the Acquisition Environment The Art of the Possible NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter March 9, 2005

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Integration of the Acquisition Environment

The Art of the Possible

NCMA Cape Canaveral Chapter

March 9, 2005

2 •

DocumentManagement

Enterprise Reportingand Information

Management

DoDPCO/ACO

Industry

Gov’tPMO

DFAS

Gov’t

Contr

actin

g

Deliv

ery

Program M

anagement

Invoice Payment

Pre-AwardRequirements/

Funding

Solicitation, Proposal,& Award

Delivery, Receipt,Invoice

Post AwardExecution,

& ComplianceCUSTOMER

A Customer Focused Integrated Acquisition Vision

3 •

Common forces are Leading to a Transformation Imperative

Demands Rising customer expectations Political pressure/visibility New and expanding scope

and mandates

New Technology Enablers Open standards Inexpensive computing Pervasive computing Ubiquitous networking &

The World-Wide Web

Digital Government Imperatives• Congress and GAO Reports E-Government Act Federal Enterprise Architecture Defense Business Management Modernization

Constraints Reduced budgets Government

personnel shortage Aging

infrastructure

AcquisitionEnvironment

4 •

Disparate systems and business practices

Paper-based legacy processes

Lack of consolidated contract data

Poor dataflow among internal & external systems

Uncertain data integrity

Little visibility of enterprise contract trends/patterns

Cumbersome and imprecise reporting

AND MANY MORE!

Transformation Issues/Challenges

5 •

OV-7• Logical data modelto support processes

OV-2• Nodes

• Relationships

OV-3• Information exchanges

• Data

Architecture ProductsWorkshops

OV-5• Operational activities

Inputs

IndustryBest

Practices

IndustryBest

Practices

CurrentBEA

CurrentBEA

SubjectMatter

Experts

SubjectMatter

Experts

SystemRequirements

OP

ER

AT

ION

AL

CA

PA

BIL

ITIE

S

DoDTransformation

Initiative

DoDTransformation

Initiative

IT TransformationDrivers

Identify the “To-Be”

• Processes•Roles

•Activities•Information exchanges

•Decision points• Business rules

Identify the “To-Be”

• Processes•Roles

•Activities•Information exchanges

•Decision points• Business rules

Contracts IPT (CAPI)SME ValidationSME

Contributions

DoD Approach for Business Enterprise Architecture

6 •

A Managed Acquisition Portfolio

Hosted Acquisition Solution Set

Corporate Applications

CCR

ORCA

FBO

PPIRS

FPDS-NG

Workflow/BPA

Acquisition Business Intelligence

EA/EI Integration/CACI Enterprise Services Backbone

SPSIncrement 3+

DecisionSupportTools

Wide AreaWorkflow

RA+

RequirementsManagement

HighViewDocument/Records Management

Post-AwardManagement

GIGCore

EnterpriseServices

BEABusiness EnterpriseServices

Other Acquisition

DomainEnterpriseServices

Service-Specific

Integrations

Financial

Logistics

SharedSpace

IntegrationPortals(GCSS-AF,

GCSS-Army, etc.)

Suppliers

PD-I(Procurement

Desktop-Industry)

Other Industry Product

Hosted Acquisition Solution Set

Corporate Applications

CCR

ORCA

FBO

PPIRS

FPDS-NG

Corporate Applications

CCR

ORCA

FBO

PPIRS

FPDS-NG

CCR

ORCA

FBO

PPIRS

FPDS-NG

Workflow/BPA

Acquisition Business Intelligence

EA/EI Integration/CACI Enterprise Services Backbone

DecisionSupport

Tools

RequirementsManagement

HighViewDocument/Records Management

Workflow/BPA

Acquisition Business Intelligence

SOA: EA/EI Integration/Enterprise Services Backbone – Provider & Consumer

SPSIncrement 3+

Wide AreaWorkflow

RA+

Document/Records Management

PostAwardManagement

GIGCore

EnterpriseServices

BEABusiness EnterpriseServices

Other Acquisition

DomainEnterpriseServices

Service-Specific

Integrations

Financial

Logistics

Service-Specific

Integrations

Financial

Logistics

SharedSpace

IntegrationPortals(GCSS-AF,

GCSS-Army, etc.)

Suppliers

PD-I(Procurement

Desktop-Industry)

Other Industry Product

Suppliers

PD-I(Procurement

Desktop-Industry)

Other Industry Product

7 •

Enable the DoD contracting officer as a business advisor/manager

Deliver an integrated capability for the Procurement Shop, Program Offices, and government contractors to communicate electronically

Facilitate eBusiness initiatives between the government, their customers, and supply base

Provide technology and process improvements to the government and Industry acquisition community

Enforce security with role based membership

Improve data integrity with single point of data entry

Integrated Acquisition System Objectives

8 •

Attributes of an Integrated System

Integrated solution that is uniformly implemented and readily accessible worldwide

Facilitates the ease of data entry

Share consistent data, services, and processes across business functions and systems

Provide accurate and easily discoverable and accessible information for all users, managers, and leadership

Shared services secure business environment that facilitates and supports cost-effective acquisition of goods and services in support of mission performance

Emphasis on the Network vice the Platform

9 •

Business Process Controls Automated Workflows Align w/business processes Promote standardization Assignments & Tracking Enable data “locking” Alerts & Notifications

Data Management Business Intelligence Queries & Views Reporting Organization specific data

Document Management Version Control Archiving Audit Logs

Integration Capability

Operating systems Databases Legacy Systems/ERPs Collaboration

Role Based Security

Role Definition Group Membership

Document Rendering

Configurable templates All system documents

Architecture

Web-based Open API Single point of data entry Scaleable

Capabilities Sought in an Integrated Environment

10 •

Achieving Transformation Through Enterprise Architecture and IT Governance

Align business and technology change

Manage complexity

Guide IT investments and enterprise decisions

IT Governance

Enterprise Architecture

Org A Org B

TransitionPlanning

Initiative 1

Initiative 2

Initiative n

Current State

PeopleTech

Process

Org A

Org B

Org C

Target State

Org C

TransitionSupport

11 •

Components of a Successful Business Improvement Program

Technology is just a small part of the solution; all aspects must be managed and funded for success

Use a holistic approach encompassing process, human and organizational resources, technology and data

Senior leadership must align expectations with program objectives to achieve “customer satisfaction”

Technology20%

ProcessImprovement

40%

Culture=People +

Organization40%

12 •

Process Improvement Approach

Standardize operating procedures Define and test standard processes early Integrate business processes and standard

data across functional Areas other enterprise initiatives

Continue to explore and adopt best practices Manage requirements within time and

dollars available Ensure real requirements are defined early Empower the right people to be accountable for the

requirements process Align requirements process with program strategy

13 •

Support Organizations are Necessary

Provide leadership and commitment at every level

Executive sponsorship aligns requirements, change management, and cross-functional integration with program strategy

Organize and fund for success

Facilitate process reengineering

Provide additional support for new users and system administrators

Partner with prime contractor for support

14 •

People – Nothing Happens Without Them

Engage leadership to obtain buy-in from them early Work closely with internal and external teams to gain

trust and reduce resistance Provide support from people who understand functionality

and technology Tailor training to meet individual needs and experience Provide training alternatives, e.g. train-the-trainer, CBTs,

EPSS, Advisors/Wizards Communicate, communicate, communicate –

a clear and consistent message throughout all levels Use different mediums to reach widest possible

audience Newsletter, web site, info emails, etc

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At Last!! A Collaborative Environment !

Sub

SubSub

Sub-Contracting

Contract Management

GovtProgram

Office

Contract Management• Requirements Definition• Pre-Solicitation Actions• Solicitation• Proposal Evaluation• Negotiation• Award• Contract Administration• Acceptance/Payment• Closeout

Program Management• Requirements • Contract Management • Performance• Deliverables• Acceptance

• Analyze Market Opportunities• Offer/Propose• Document Negotiations• Manage Obligations• Manage Entitlements• Contract Closeout• “Functional Integration”

Subcontract Management

• Pre-Solicitation• Solicitation/Evaluation• Negotiation/Award• Modifications/DOs• Acceptance/Payment• Closeout• “Functional Integration”

GovtContract

Management

Paperless Acquisition. . . Seamless . . . All electronic . . .

IndustryContract

MgtFM/LOGActivity