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WELCOME TO FUNDSERV
Mission StatementTo provide rel iable & resi l ient value-added network & appl icat ion services for
business-to-business in i t iat ives that minimize r isk & promote t imely, automated
interact ions that reduce cost wi th in the Canadian investment industry.
VisionTo be the acknowledged global leader in low-cost, low-r isk, straight-through-processing for the investment industry.
Strategic Principles• Protect our Core• Enhance our Organizat ional Effect iveness• Increase our Value
Table of Contents Corporate Services Product Management Technical Communications Risk Management & Accounting Customer Relations Marketing & Communications Training CRM Administration
Technology Application Development Architecture Development & Security Services Quality Assurance Services
IT Operations Network Services Data Centre Operations Server Operations & Desktop Administration Technical Support & UAT
Human Resources
Project Management & Business Analysis Business Analysis Project Management
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Ian CookCFO & VP, Corporate Services
1. Product Management
Technical Communications
2. Finance Risk & Administration
3. Customer Relations
Marketing & Communications
Training
CRM Administration
CORPORATE SERVICES
Corporate Services
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Product Management
CORPORATE SERVICES
Harry GundyDirector, Product Management
• Providefirstlevelsupporttoall
clients in respect to any issues
reported by phone, mail or fax.
Conduct research into reported
issues and resolve where possible.
Escalate issues to other support levels
as required.
• Provide customer support during exter-
nal UAT testing for standards releases
as well as product releases such as
GICSERV and DTCC.
• Support BA group during all internal
UAT testing.
• Conduct Internal UAT testing as
backuporoverflowtoBAteamwhere
requested.
• Conduct testing with clients after
changes made to client setup –
ie. Network changes.
• Assist new clients looking to join the
FundSERV network during their man-
datory testing period.
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CORPORATE SERVICES5
Product Management
CORPORATE SERVICES
Mark FeekerySenior Manager, Product Management
1. GICSERV
2. FundFacts
3. Other Non-Investment Fund Opportunities
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CORPORATE SERVICES7
David PurewalDirector Finance, Risk & Administration
CORPORATE SERVICES
Finance Risk & Administration
Finance
• Budgeting
• Accounting & Customer Billing
• Financial reporting
• Taxes
Administration
• Regulation – OSC • Facilities
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CORPORATE SERVICES
Risk
• N$M – Industry Settlement Process
• BCP – Business Continuity Planning
• ERM – Enterprise Rsk Management (identif ication, assessment, mitigation)
• Audits – Financial (PwC) and operational (Deloitte)
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Customer Relations
CORPORATE SERVICES
Peter LacasseSenior Manager, Industry Relations
• New customer onboarding
• Relationship Management
• Customer Training
• Corporate Communications
• Marketing initiatives
• Code Registry Management
• CRM customer administration
• Public website content management
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CORPORATE SERVICES11
TECHNOLOGY
Andre RobillardCIO & VP, Technology
Technology
1. Applicaiton development2. Networking Services3. IT Security4. Architecture Services5. DC Operations6. Desktop Support7. Technical Support
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TECHNOLOGY
• Includes Solution Architects and
Software Developers.
• Plan and deliver a strategy to
develop and/or acquire software
applications that fulfil l Fundserv’s
business or technical requirements.
• Work with Business and other tech-
nology teams to define technical
solution to the business needs.
This includes solution analysis,
architecture and design,
development and assurance of
quality of the code developed.
Application Development
Leyla SamieeManager, Application Development
• Work with the Operations Team to
provide the last level of support for
production issues.
• Work with PMO during the
Software Development Life Cycle
by providing estimates, schedules
and Technical leadership to the
project team.
• Help to assess the impact and
urgency of code fixes in
production.
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Architecture Development & Security Services
James LiuSenior Manager, Architecture/
Security Services
TECHNOLOGY
Architecture Development
The Architecture group is responsible
for the strategy, plan and design of
FundSERV’s computing infrastructure,
including relevant servers (Solaris,
Windows or Linux), storage, backup
systems, databases and other system
software.
Security Services
Ensures that security policies are in
place to protect FundSERV’s image,
assets, and compliance with legislation
and/or regulation. Establishes imple-
ments and monitors security strategies
to protect and safeguard all FundSERV
brand, data, intellectual property, and
technology.
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Daniel VachonManager, Quality Assurance Services
Quality Assurance Services
SoftwareValidation&Verification
• Test planning for Quality Assurance and Quality Control activity.
• Load/performance tests.
• Validate processes conform to standards and documented procedures.
• Validation of other Quality attributes identified in FURPS+.
• Regression testing of existing sys-tems/software.
• Requirements based functional testing.
• Defect tracking and management.
• Production verification as needed.
Product training & documentation
• Provide functional training to other groups.
• Assist in drafting and verifying user guides produced by other departments.
• Author any documents as needed.
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Customer Support
• Validate/verify escalated tech support issues and initiate defect process.
Customer Tests Co-ordination
• Provide support and guidance for early “pilot/POC” testing done by customers.
• Work with customers in shared testing activities as approved by FundSERV.
Technical Solutions
• Participate in business requirement walkthroughs and brainstorm sessions.
• Provide guidance and expertise as required by SDLC.
• Participate in design and code reviews as required.
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TECHNOLOGY
IT Operations
Fatima JafriDirector, Operations
1. Network Services
2. Data Centre OperationsServer
Operations and Desktop Admin
(SODA)
3. Technical Support & UAT
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TECHNOLOGY19
TECHNOLOGY
Network Services
Robert BrunneManager, Network Services
Network services provides skills and
expertise in planning, designing, imple-
menting, operating, and optimizing highly
secure and redundant enterprise networks
that will improve the seamless exchange
of data for both internal staff and selected
set of business-to-business (B2B)
companies.
Network Architecture:
Fundserv Network Services
delivers scalable and resilient
network infrastructures by provid-
ing detailed network architecture and
design for the intranet, extranet, and
FundSERV’s presence on the internet.
This is done by bringing together high-
availability concepts, validated design
principles, and the use of open stan-
dards network protocols in relation with
various network topologies.
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TECHNOLOGY
Network Integration:
Fundserv Network Services integrates devices and new
capabilities in accordance with the architecture and
design without compromising network availability or per-
formance.Efficientmigrationand
successful implementation plans are executed which
includesprovisioning,installing,configuring,integrating,
testing, and commissioning all network devices. After
network operation is validated, the Network Services
team can begin expanding and improving skills to further
increase productivity and reduce system downtime.
Network Operations:
Fundserv Network Services proactively
monitors the health and vital signs of the intranet,
extranet, and internet networks to improve service
quality, reduce disruptions, mitigate outages, and
maintain high availability. And through network opti-
mization, the performance of the network is continu-
ously improved by analyzing, predicting and
regulatingthebehaviorofdataflowwithinthe
company.
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TECHNOLOGY
Data Centre Operations
Operations Support
The Operations Support team manages physi-
cal access to FundSERV premises and provides
monitoring, escalation services for our network,
servers, and datacentre equipment.
UNIX and Database Administration
The UNIX and database administrators will provide servic-
es strategic to day-to-day operations of the servers and da-
tabase to ensure there is no interruption to service affecting
our customer. This includes the management of disk space
usage,monitoringperformance/logfilesandapplication
code deployments. The development and QA environment
are not support by this group.
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TECHNOLOGY
Server Operations & Desktop Admin
Windows Server Support Windows Server support services provide data stor-
age and compute cycles for Windows based applica-
tions. This includes the management of disk space
usage,monitoringoflogfiles,monitoringperfor-
mance, upgrading hardware, applying patches, and
installation of software.
Desktop Support Services
Desktop Support services provide strategic and day-to-
day support of employees’ usage of personal computing
in their business related activities. The service goal is to
ensure that employee productivity is maximized through
effectiveandefficientproblemresolution.Acontinuous
improvement process to identify and eliminate issues
attheirrootcauseensuresaneffectiveandefficient
resolution process.
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TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY
Steve SciortinoManager, Technical Support & UAT
Technical Support & UAT
• Provide first level support to all clients in respect to any issues re-ported by phone, mail or fax. Conduct research into reported issues and resolve where possible. Escalate issues to other support levels as required.
• Provide customer support during external UAT testing for standards releases as well as product releases such as GICSERV and DTCC.
• Support BA group during all internal UAT testing.
• Conduct Internal UAT testing as backup or overflow to BA team where requested.
• Conduct testing with clients after changes made to client setup – ie. Network changes.
• Assist new clients looking to join the FundSERV network during their mandatory testing period.
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One Network Many Connec
onnections
Technical Support & UAT
Julie LoyolaManager, Human Resources
Human Resources
HR Employee Relations Role
• To develop and support FundSERV’s HR policies
and standards required to comply with employment
law and business practices while achieving busi-
ness goal.
• To support effective management of departmental
and individual relations; provide advice and
guidance to managers regarding employment
relations issue.
• Areas of work include employee engagement,
evaluation,andpositionclassification.
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HUMAN RESOURCES
HR Strategy and Change Role
• To support organization and departments by
providing professional advice and guidance on
good strategic management practice to ensure
FundSERV’s strategic goals are delivered.
• Areas of work include developing HR strategies,
job evaluations, change management, bench-
marking.
HR Operational Role
• To support the effective recruitment and selection of
high quality employees to help meet FundSERV’s
mission.
• Toadministerstaffgroupbenefits,payroll,HR,
policies and provide advice on day to day HR
matters.
• Areas of work include dealing with resignations, exit
interviews probations, performance management,
leaves of absences, recruitment & selection, payroll
&benefits.
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Project Management & Business Analysis
Jorge RuizSenior Manager, Project Management & Business Analysis
PROJECT MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS ANALYSIS
Project Management
• Manage the project portfolio to ensure corporate goals are met
• Report to Executive team as the health of the project portfolio (via a monthly scorecard)
• Manage all aspects of an enterprise project from inception to implementation and closure
• Ensure negotiated commitments on quality, scope, & schedule are achieved
• Provide visibility to the project stakeholders
• Escalate issues to the project stakeholders and/or the executive team
• Maintain & ensure adherence to the corporate project methodology
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS ANALYSIS
Business Analysis
• Elicit, validate and document comprehensive business and functional requirements for projects
• Support development of effective industry standards and automation
• Provide research and analysis to support new business initiatives
• Provide knowledge of FundSERV application environment to industry committees and working groups
• StandardsHelpfileexpert;supportinternalandexternalcustomersthroughinterpretationofthedata standards and business processes
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FundSERV Inc.The Exchange Tower, 130 King Street West, Suite 1700, P.O. Box 485, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1E5T: 416-362-2400 / 1-866-362-FUND (3863)F: 416-362-8772 www.fundserv.com