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1. DHS Technology Current/Future State
May 2, 2011 2011 APHSA/ISM Conference
Belit Stockfleth – Oregon SNAP Program Director
Kathryn (Naugle) Wilk – Oregon DHS IT Director
August 16, 2011 1
2. DHS Modernization History: 2007-Present 2
3. Challenges: 2008 - Present 3
4. Solution Delivery Strategy 4
5. Cornerstones of Current Success 5
6. 6 Leveraging 90/10 & HIX Funding:Opportunities & Risks
7. Modernization/EA and HIX:Common Elements 7 Goal is:
- Increase business technology investment control;
- Improve client services;
- Enhance caseworker service delivery;
Eliminate duplicate/unsustainable legacy systems
Goal is:
- Increase business technology investment control;
- Improve client services;
- Enhance caseworker service delivery;
Eliminate duplicate/unsustainable legacy systems
8. 8 Managing Data: Key to Success
9. Using a Common Integration Framework 9 Master Data Management (MDM) = technology-enabled discipline ensuring uniformity, accuracy, stewardship & semantic consistency of enterprise’s official, shared data assets.
Planning a data assessment leading to development of a data management strategy. Identification of functions to provide agency’s services, data used to support functions & how, data source(s), data format, data users, data usage, current data storage, etc.
Master Data Management (MDM) = technology-enabled discipline ensuring uniformity, accuracy, stewardship & semantic consistency of enterprise’s official, shared data assets.
Planning a data assessment leading to development of a data management strategy. Identification of functions to provide agency’s services, data used to support functions & how, data source(s), data format, data users, data usage, current data storage, etc.
10. Balancing Oregon’s HIX and EA
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11. Recognizing Business / Technology Challenges
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12. Elements for Continued Success 12
13. Criteria to Support Success 13