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GOVERNMENT FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (GFOA)
Contract #
A-2008-038
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FINANCE & MANAGEMENT SERVICES
Council Approval Date
3/3/2008
Insurance Exp Date
8/1/2009
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applied to any future process changes. GFOA consultants would be working with the Project <br />Managers to achieve this process. <br />5. Interface/Customization Identification Assistance. Although GFOA strives to ensure most <br />interfaces be identified before the contract signing, it is almost inevitable that a few <br />customizations or interfaces will be required during implementation. As part of the contract <br />negotiations process, GFOA documented a process for identifying, assessing, and implementing <br />unidentified interfaces and customizations that may be required. This process was included in the <br />implementation services contract or the statement of work. As part of our project advisory <br />services, GFOA consultants will rely on this process to assess any customizations and new <br />interfaces. Our task in this process would assist your Project Managers with determining whether <br />or not an interface or customization is warranted; assist your Project Managers in ensuring that <br />the proper procedures are being followed (e.g., update business designs; develop/review <br />functional and technical specifications, update test scripts, and user acceptance). <br />6. Testing and Training Support. Lawson should provide a testing and training strategy as part of <br />their overall implementation methodology. GFOA consultants, if needed, will assist the <br />implementer and City project managers in assessing the testing plans (e.g., unit, integration, user <br />acceptance, etc.), test scripts and required resources to complete testing within the required <br />timeframes. GFOA consultants will also assist the project managers in assessing the "Super <br />User" training and end-user training strategies. As part of this assessment, GFOA consultants <br />will assist in the review of training documents and will work with project managers to identify <br />which personnel should attend the different types of training classes. <br />7. Issue Resolution. As a major source of recommended practices in governmental accounting <br />and budgeting, GFOA will serve as a mechanism for issue resolution. Too often implementation <br />vendors and government staff have difficulty sorting out the wisdom of process changes which <br />adds unnecessary delays to the implementation timeline and raises project costs. If the <br />functionality of the software is to be maximized, issues must be resolved on a timely basis. Our <br />network of finance officers is a unique resource for validating leading-edge business practices. <br />GFOA would be available to provide an independent source of advice to facilitate prompt issue <br />resolution. <br />8. Post Project Review. Certain tasks will be repeated when upgrades/patches are applied or <br />when a major system upgrade is required. To prepare for these events, GFOA Consultants will <br />work with the Project Managers to conduct a "Lessons Learned" meeting upon completion of the <br />project. Our consultants will document the results of the meeting and submit them to your <br />Project Managers. (Please note: GFOA recommends that some "Lessons Learned" meetings take <br />place during implementation. For example, a "lessons learned" meeting conducted immediately <br />after the completion of the earliest test scripts may facilitate the completion of the overall testing <br />process.) <br />GFOA will also conduct a post go live review of the system that compares production business <br />processes to the system configuration documents and analyzes whether the system requirements <br />have been addressed in full. <br />9. Other Implementation Services. Periodically, GFOA is asked to provide other types of <br />services to clients during implementation. Some of these services have included augmenting <br />client resources for budget design and chart of account design, project management assistance, <br />
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