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MyFloridaMarketPlace CRB MeetingNovember 28, 2006
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Agenda Review
CR 27 - Negative receiving (editing receipts > 24 hrs) Negative receiving has been voted into the upgrade
CR 28 - Regeneration of Workflow Clarify the intent and design
Review of CR Design Team Roles/responsibilities
Review of Groups/Roles & discussion
General upgrade status System Test Pass (STP) 1 results to-date Upcoming significant events (STP 2, UAT prep, Training prep)
Closing comments & What’s next
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CR 27 – Negative Receiving in the Upgrade!
Subsequent to discussions with MFMP and DMS Management, opportunity identified to postpone data scoping in exchange for including Negative receiving as presented 11/9/06 to CRB
Email to CRB Distributed 11/17/2006 to vote 6 agencies responded in favor of negative receiving 2 agencies responded in favor of data scoping 4 agencies did not respond
Design review summary
Assignment of Design Approval Team
Data Scoping will be re-addressed with full CRB involvement 1st quarter of next FY
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Regeneration of Workflow during Approvals
CR 28 - Regeneration of Workflow Subsequent to 11/9 CRB, some discussion or confusion on the intent of the CR What is the intent?
The intent is to minimize the number of times an approver sees a requisition During the approval process (either initial or change order), if a requisition is
edited and a change is made to the PR meeting any of the 4 conditions (business rules below), the PR will not be sent back through the approval flow
4 business rules to bypass regeneration• Adding a line item not requiring specific approver or less than 10% total PR
dollar value• Deleting a line item• Changing the total dollar value by less than 10%• Changing commodity code not requiring special approver
This design does not remove the approval flow for a Change Order on a Purchase Order unless:
Person making the change has the role of “CO No Workflow” Changes to the PO are limited to the 53 prescribed changes
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CR Design Approval Team Roles/Responsibilities
For each CR, Design Approval Team selected
Generally, Design Approval Team selected from CRB members
Design Approval Team involved in design review, testing and post implementation survey. Specifically, the team will: Review, provide input to, and approve designs Conduct user acceptance testing after development is complete Complete a system enhancement survey after the acceptance of
the CR
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8.2.2 Group and Role Structure
Groups Group is a collection of permissions Assign one group v. many roles Designed groups:
Analysis, Contract Manager, Purchasing, Requester, Approver, Reporting, Receiving and Invoicing
Roles Roles allow additional functionality Reduce the number of roles
For example: Requester-No eQuote, Requester eQuote, Requester-No eQuote-No
Accounting Edit and Requester-eQuote-No
Accounting Edit
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8.2.2 Group and Role Structure
Requester Group•Change•Create
eQuote Role
•Edit•Search
Accounting Edit Role
Central Receiver Role
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Ariba Buyer 8.2.2 Upgrade – Plan Stage Status
Plan Train DeployDesign
Accomplishments In progress Upcoming Development of 7.1 customized
components Review of 8.2 test conditions System Test Pass 1 Finalization of workflow analysis Change Request evaluation Review final upgrade scope
System Testing – 3 passes beginning (11/3 – 2/9/07)
Design of new key groups/roles/permissions
Data center relocation negotiations
Enterprise reporting assessment CR Designs
Go/No go decision for April 07 (1/19)
Implementation planning Ariba Sourcing upgrade planning UAT Script preparation Training preparation
* Bold indicates CRB participation may be requested
Test Build
Technical Infrastructure
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What’s Next?
December 19, 2006, Kirkman Building (HSMV); 2900 Apalachee Parkway, Room A427
Any closing discussion
Thank you!