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2. Agenda. Current ?In-Production' Airports and Deployment PlansPerformance ReportsHelp Desk ? Call Volumes and AnsweringIncident ResolutionResponse TimesHHTsWorkstationsAvailabilityFinancialsBillingsIdentified IssuesImprovement PlansNext Meeting
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1. BARA BRSService Delivery Report 17th June 2004
John Woolford
Program Manager
2. 2 Agenda Current ‘In-Production’ Airports and Deployment Plans
Performance Reports
Help Desk – Call Volumes and Answering
Incident Resolution
Response Times
HHTs
Workstations
Availability
Financials
Billings
Identified Issues
Improvement Plans
Next Meeting & Close
3. 3 Airport Status All Airports Triple A compliant – 1st June 2004
Currently formalising 24th March 2004 as Commencement Date of Agreement
OOL agreement/implementation underway
No date set for OOL Triple A compliance
4. 4 Performance Reports Help Desk
5. 5 Performance Reports - cont
6. 6 Performance Reports - cont
7. 7 Incident Resolution Summary
8. 8 Open Tickets at end of Month
9. 9 Open Errors from Working Group
10. 10 Response Times - MWS All Data for May
11. 11 Response Times – MWS cont
12. 12 Response Times – MWS cont
13. 13 Response Times – MWS cont
14. 14 Response Times – MWS cont Summary for May
15. 15 Response Time - Summary Averages
16. 16 Performance Reports - cont Response Times HHTs – All Sites
17. 17 Performance Reports - cont Availability
18. 18 Financials Financial Penalty Reporting
Not formalised due to:
Contract not clear on treatment for ‘start up’ phase
Staggered site introduction
Partial months, etc
Penalties for Non-Revenue periods!
All sites have period of SLA commitment with no Revenue
PAX Volume data not received or accurate/validated
All performance data is retained
Presented at this forum
Kept on Unisys database
As soon as ‘real’ PAX data is available, current position can be presented
Penalty data will be consolidated for first Pricing Review
19. 19 Billings First Invoice run last month
4 airlines provided PAX data ‘on-time’
Used Dec 2003 PAX volume data from DOTRS for other invoices
Invoiced $387k on ‘real’ data
Invoiced $463k on Dec 2003 data
Number of Airlines said “what’s this all about!”
Had small number of invoices returned – “not at this address”
Second Invoice run this week
All ports except Sydney & Brisbane
Still using Dec 2003 data for airlines not providing PAX volume data
A number of larger airlines did not provide PAX data this month
20. 20 Billing – Forward Plan Current Billing Methodology
Dec 2003 DOTRS data provides start point
Means over invoicing some airlines for May/June
Should reflect ‘close to reality’ from July
Reality = PAX Data provided to Unisys within 5 working days
Will reconcile out the ‘over invoicing’
All ‘comes out in the wash’ as Agreement is Fixed Price
Need to
‘push’ Airlines to recognise Unisys invoices
confirm Agreement ‘in place’ &
setup recognised contact points
21. 21 Identified Issues Response Time Measurement
Regression due to new SOE – Fixed during May
Not covering ALL transactions for 99.6% targets
Increased Transaction measured during May
Availability Reporting
Needs to be deployed to Web Servers
Response Times – Not Meeting SLA
Open Tickets and Ticket Closure – Improving
Billings and PAX volume data – Process explained
22. 22 Improvement Plans Help Desk – Training
Airport operations
Requested ‘Awareness’ visits to SIT-
Scheduled for June (new HD staff, etc)
Software approach to Response Time monitoring
Included in new SOE (cannot be regressed)
Deploy S/W to Web Servers for Availability measures
Increase transactions monitored
General set of Txns defined and currently being setup
Response Times – Conduct Architectural Review
Now formalised and data collection underway
23. 23 Next Meeting Suggest 15th July
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