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Position Yourself for Success: System Maintenance Practices to Promote Efficiency and Position for Expansion. Presented by: Scott Radloff, CBORD. 1. A Working Definition. 2. The Complexity Avalanche. 3. Defining the Cycle. 4. Service and Support. 5. Questions.
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Position Yourself for Success: System Maintenance Practices to Promote Efficiency and Position for Expansion Presented by: Scott Radloff, CBORD
1 • A Working Definition 2 • The Complexity Avalanche 3 • Defining the Cycle 4 • Service and Support 5 • Questions
A cyclical practice to position your solution to meet existing and emerging requirements
Break It Down Drivers and Requirements Safety and Privacy Standards Consumer Expectations Technical Capabilities Cost Reduction Patron Safety Stability Performance Operational Efficiency Security Adherence to Policy Integrability
Program Development The Rise of Consumer Facing Systems Modern/Mature Systems Reach directly to consumers with self-service Integrate comprehensively Legacy Systems Reached a small user base Impacted consumers quietly
Under the Hood Creating the New Experience Database Server Clusters Application Server Interface Server Web Server API Service DataService VPN
The Complexity Avalanche Understanding the State of Technology in 2018 Growing gap between potential value and realized value Features add complexity True success requires more than technology
Adoption Modeling A Tale of Carts and Horses Begins with an understanding of current state Defines the path to future state Requires: • Process changes • Technical advancement • Education • Marketing
Cyclical system maintenance reduces the negative operational impact of program development
Defining Future State Structured Innovation
PIMOis an understanding that systems and programs are not static. They require vision and revision to flourish
System Development/Management as a Cycle Questing for the Gold • Understand your business cycle • Identify your goals • identify your resources • Build your team • Engage stakeholders • Define KPIs (why is this necessary, how will success be measured) • Get to work!
The Standard Plan Built around your business cycle
Defining the Plan Quick Tips • Remember The Parameters • Understand Upcoming Features • Prioritize • Define Dependencies • Don’t lose track of institutional values
Lost? Work Backwards • Plan around future state • Business Processes • Reporting Requirements • Culture • Working backwards will often help define dependencies and will always help define goals
CBORD Professional Services Helping You Grow
CBORD Professional Services Card System Teams in a Nutshell
Establishing the Foundation Functional Review Program Analysis Web Feature Utilization Review Current State Analysis Positioning for Growth Upgrades Remote Database Administration Environment Monitoring Migration Services Disaster Recovery Review Maintenance Services
Ready for What’s Next Remote or Onsite Project Roadmapping Functional Review Health Assessment KPI Development Planning Getting the ball rolling Remote or Onsite Incorporate new features Participate in first generation build Implementation
Monitoring the Change Keeping Score • Reporting • Data Exports • KPI Review (30/60/90) • Configuration Documentation
Annual Services Continuity of Service • Annual Services to assist in change management and deployment • Cost Savings • Mix of Onsite and Remote Services • KPI and Open Issues Tracking • Change Deployment • Lessons Learned
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