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The Road Less Chosen: Embarking on the Journey – Early Implementation Tales

The Road Less Chosen: Embarking on the Journey – Early Implementation Tales. Vincent Schimizzi, Michigan State University Evelyn Portee, Michigan State University Lauri Thornhill, Michigan State University Pat Lynn, Michigan State University Mark Olson, IBM Eric Letsinger, IBM

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The Road Less Chosen: Embarking on the Journey – Early Implementation Tales

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  1. The Road Less Chosen: Embarking on the Journey – Early Implementation Tales Vincent Schimizzi, Michigan State University Evelyn Portee, Michigan State University Lauri Thornhill, Michigan State University Pat Lynn, Michigan State University Mark Olson, IBM Eric Letsinger, IBM John Sponaugle, IBM Dennis Yockey, IBM Kuali Days VII - November 18th, 2008

  2. Session Overview Agenda • Introductions, Mark Olson • Vince Schimizzi, EBSP Project Overview • John Sponaugle, EBSP Methodology Overview • Panel Discussion “What have we learned so Far”?, All

  3. Michigan State University • Michigan State Stats • Founded in 1855 • Nickname: Spartans • Colors: Green and White • Mascot: Sparty • Campus profile • Located in East Lansing, three miles east of Michigan’s Capitol in Lansing • 5,200-acre campus with 2,100 acres in existing or planned development • 579 buildings, including 85 with instructional space • 15,000 acres throughout Michigan used for agricultural, animal, and forestry research • Students (fall 2007) • 46,045 total: 36,072 undergraduate and 9,973 graduate and professional • Faculty and academic staff • Approximately 4,800 • Support staff employees • Approximately 6,100 • Living alumni • More than 460,000 worldwide

  4. Flexibility Transparency Delegation Standardization MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) EBSP Vision To design and update a set of electronic administrative tools that can be used by the faculty and staff to accomplish the business goals of Michigan State University. These tools, when combined with clear direction and effective processes, create the supporting environment needed by an advancing university

  5. MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) EBSP Project Scope – 7 Service Areas • Kuali Financials/COA, GL, PURAP, Fixed Assets, Stores • SAP HR/Payroll • Technical • Enterprise Information Stewardship (EIS) • Business Intelligence (BI) - COGNOS • Change Management • Project Management

  6. Manage Tasks running across various phases of the project MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) MSU Project Methodology Other Terminology

  7. MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) Blueprinting • Create detailed understanding of how MSU will do business in the future • Identify changes required to the software to meet MSU’s business needs • Identify the impact on the MSU community to support the ‘to-be’ business processes • Identify critical information needs • Identify who in the organization performs the activity • Set the stage for the Scope of the implementation

  8. MSU – Enterprise Business Systems Project (EBSP) • Panel Discussion - All

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