WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: A Future Perspective

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WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMA Future Perspective

• April 2006H Keuris WRIM PoMs

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CONTENT

• Background
• Series of meetings
• Future Scenario
• Risks Constraints
• Next Actions

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Background

• December 2005 to February 2006 roll-outs
• Arivia increases R 8m to R15m
• Funding decisions of 2005

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Meetings

• WRIM management 29/03
• Stabilise protect maintain WMS as database
• Update requirements evaluate solutions
• CDWRIM, DRQS, D-CIO
• Decision confirmed
• Act CD WRIM, CDWU, CIO 4/04
• Confirming strategy, SteerCom MIS needs
• DRPW requesting urgent meeting

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Future Scenario

• A new look at needs
• Review existing confirm
• High value on MIS
• Ministerial scenario on compliance
• Linked with flow to calculate loads
• Linked to integrated planning model
• Part of new architecture
• Links with business
• Good comms strategy
• Business support

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WRIM Governance
Integrated Water Resources Information Management
Customer Liaison
Integrated Assessment
Project Support
Information Systems
Monitoring
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DWAF IS Governance
MANCO
JMC
Transformation Coordination Committee
WRFMC
IS/IT Implementation Steering Committee
WRIM
X-IS SubComm
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Information Plans
Planning and Design
Process
Establish
Import
Store
Export
Collect
Capture
Operate
Disseminate
Maintain
Assess
Analyze
Audit and Evaluation
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Enterprise
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Plan to System
Regis
Webb
DSS
Exchange
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Enterprise
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WRIM Architecture
Webb
LAN
WAN
WINTERM
CITRIX
Regis
Exchange
DSS
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Warehouse
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WRIM Corporate
Access control Features Meta data Stakeholders Com
mon references Classes
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Functional Outlay
Access Control
Coverage
Indexing
Exchange
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DWAF Architecture
Webb
Exchange
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WRIM System Alignment
time
WRIM Corporate
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Risks Constraints

• Uninvolved management
• Lack of collective planning
• Lack of business integration
• Lack of resources
• Stifling corporate control
• Loss of focus misdirected energy
• Back-to-the-wall fire-fighting

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Thank You