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Title: FMMI Deployment 1 Agencies Whats Left to be Done


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FMMI Deployment 1 AgenciesWhats Left to be
Done
  • Presented byDarrell Kennedy

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Agenda
  • Introductions
  • Deployment Approach
  • Accomplishments to Date
  • Count Down to Go-Live
  • Help Desk
  • Q A

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Introductions
  • Darrell Kennedy
  • FMMI
  • Implementation Team IPT Lead
  • Associate Chief Financial Office,
  • Financial Systems Planning and Management

Transforming Financials at the Peoples Department
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Deployment Approach
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FMMI Deployment Approach
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USDA FMMI Leadership Team
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USDA FMMI Deployment 1 Agency Leads
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Accomplishments to Date
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Design Accomplishments to Date
  • Completed Design Working Group Sessions (August
    December 2008)
  • The purpose of the Design Working Group Sessions
    was to bring together subject matter experts in
    the following areas to develop the solution
  • Business Process Designs
  • Functional Designs
  • Configuration Designs (Initial)
  • Development Architecture Designs
  • Design Working Group Sessions enabled the team to
    make decisions around data elements which were
    key inputs for the Conference Room Pilots (CRPs)
  • Completed Conference Room Pilots 1 3
  • The purpose of the Conference Room Pilot was to
    validate SAP functionality against USDA business
    processes.
  • CRP 1 (Sept 15-19, 2008) Focus was to
    prototype the key master data records for each
    FMMI module and view the configured
    organizational hierarchy elements.
  • CRP 2 (Oct 27-31) - Focus was to prototype the
    most frequently used single transactions and
    sub-processes within each FMMI modules
  • CRP3 (Dec 15-19) Focus was to demonstrate the
    Integrated and Periodic Data Processes (i.e.
    month end, quarter end, and year end reporting
    processes)
  • Operations Architecture Designs
  • Data Conversion Design
  • Execution Architecture Design

Office of the Chief Financial Officer
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Design Phase Accomplishments to Date
  • Developed the Communication Plan, Role Matrix
    Role Description, and Training Plan to support
    the transition
  • Developed FMMI corporate standard user roles and
    definitions
  • Developed the Deployment Plan
  • Created end-to-end Business Process Flows
  • Developed Functional Designs
  • Selected NFC as the FMMI Hosting Provider and
    FMMI Website Hosting Provider
  • Began designing training courses and developing
    training delivery schedule
  • Held Deployment 1 Implementation Kickoff
  • Began conducting weekly implementation calls for
    the Deployment 1 Agencies

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Build Phase Accomplishments to Date
  • Completed User Role Mapping (1500 users)
  • Defined Master Data (FMMI Accounting Data
    Structures) and conducted Agency Specific Process
    discussions with Deployment 1 Agencies and Staff
    Offices
  • Developed the Test Strategy
  • Worked with COD and NFC to determine FMMI Help
    Desk Process
  • Launched FMMI Website
  • Began designing training courses and developing
    training delivery schedule

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Count Down to Go-Live
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Data Cleansing Activities
  • The goal of Data Cleansing is to resolve any
    inconsistencies in data such as accuracy,
    integrity, correctness, completeness and
    consistency.
  • Current Data Cleansing Activities include
  • Conducting weekly meetings with the Agencies and
    Staff Offices to discuss the process that is to
    be employed for cleanup and address any issues or
    concerns with the various cleansing objects. 
  • Several data marts and queries have been built to
    facilitate the process of data cleansing
  • Agencies and Staff Offices have been provided
    with Suspense File (SUSF) of documents that are
    in held, pending or reject status to take
    appropriate action in clearing these open items. 
  • Agencies and Staff Offices were provided with a
    worksheet to focus on the manual documents
    processed in FFIS over the years.  They are
    working toward removing/reversing those entries
    where appropriate.
  • Agencies and Staff Offices are aggressively
    working toward cleansing their data prior to
    conversion into FMMI. 

Office of the Chief Financial Officer
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Data Cleansing / Data Conversion Methodology
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Converting Data from Legacy Systems into FMMI
Data Cleansing
Data Conversion
Data Validation
Office of the Chief Financial Officer
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Data Validation
  • Perform online review of converted master data
    and transactional data to ensure that
  • Data was mapped accurately as per the functional
    design
  • Data mapping in the functional design is accurate
  • The structure of the data is accurate and meets
    the agencys business needs
  • Perform audit of specific General Ledger accounts
    after transactional data has been loaded
  • Perform validations to ensure that all expected
    transactions loaded based on criteria specified
    in the functional designs
  • Provide sign-off on all conversion objects in
    mock testing and production cutover

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Functional Activities
  • FMMI Corporate Design was developed with input
    from all Agencies and Staff Offices during the
    Design Phase (July 2008 -January 2009)
  • The FMMI Core team has met with all Deployment 1
    Agencies and Staff Offices to confirm Agency
    specific processes and FMMI Accounting Data
    Structures
  • Agencies are currently finalizing their FMMI
    Accounting Data Structures (Master Data, WBS
    Elements)

Office of the Chief Financial Officer
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Testing Approach
  • USDAs implementation of FMMI will impact many of
    the financial management business processes,
    roles, and responsibilities currently in practice
    across the Agencies and Staff Offices. As with
    any major implementation, effective testing of
    the change will be critical to FMMIs success.
  • FMMI will use a multi stage approach to test the
    FMMI solution
  • Unit Test
  • Assembly Test
  • System Test
  • Quality Assurance Test
  • User Test
  • Performance Test
  • Security Test

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Communications
  • The FMMI Core Team, with the help of Agency and
    Staff Office Communication Leads have been and
    will continue to provide regular updates to users
    about FMMI
  • FMMI Website
  • FMMI in the News
  • FMMI Newsflash
  • Change Discussions
  • OCFO CIO Connections
  • Agency and Staff Office Workshops
  • Surveys for Awareness, Understanding Buy-in, and
    Commitment Assessing site / organization readiness

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FMMI Training Curriculum Levels
- Instructor-led (ILT)/Auditorium Style
- Web-based via AgLearn
- ILT/computer based classroom
  • ILT/computer based
  • classroom

Notional Training Curriculum for a Funds
Management Maintainer
101 Introduction to FMMI
201 Funds Management Process Overview
202 Accounts Payable Process Overview
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Training and Performance Support Approach
  • The FMMI training curriculum uses a multi-level,
    building-block approach to transition users from
    a high-level understanding of FMMI to being
    capable of performing their specific role within
    the FMMI system
  • Includes blended learning approaches
  • Instructor-led Training (ILT) Traditional
    classroom-based training facilitated by an
    instructor
  • Self-study Web-based Training (WBT) Self-study
    online content completed at the users
    workstation

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Training and Performance Support After Go-Live
  • Agency/Staff Office Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
    can provide coaching to users. In addition
  • FMMI Online Help can be used for point of need
    support
  • Online Help Procedures will provide step-by-step
    instructions to guide the users in performing the
    automated transactions
  • Job aids for reference will provide quick
    information needed by the users to perform
    day-to-day tasks (e.g. Glossary)
  • Help Desk support will be provided to answer and
    resolve issues

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Help Desk
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Help Desk
  • Sessions held with COD and NFC to review USDA
    Help Desk Processes as they currently exist and
    to review what to expect when FMMI goes live
  • Drafting the FMMI Help Desk Plan and will
    continue meetings with COD and NFC on Help Desk
    processes and FMMI knowledge exchange
  • Help Desk will be trained to answer and resolve
    issues
  • Knowledge Database being established to assist
    Tier I Help Desk Support in handling FMMI Help
    Desk Tickets

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Post Go-Live Help Desk Support
  • SAP Help and FMMI Online Help can be used for
    point of need support
  • Online Help Procedures will provide step-by-step
    instructions to guide the users in performing the
    automated transactions
  • Agency Point of Contacts
  • Provides Level 0 support to their respective
    Agency/Staff Office end user community
  • Fields calls / questions / problems / requests as
    the first line of support for agency end users
  • Will work with Tier I Help Desk in initiating a
    Remedy ticket for additional support if they are
    unable to resolve the agency request
  • Tier I Supported by COD
  • Tier 2 (User Help) Supported by the Operations
    Maintenance (OM) Team and the Hosting Provider
    (NFC)
  • Tier III (Vendor Software/Hardware Support)
    Supported by the Operations Maintenance (OM)
    Team and the Hosting Provider

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Q A
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Question and Answer (QA)
  • If you have further questions about the FMMI
    project, please contact the FMMI mailbox

FMMI_at_USDA.GOV
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