Agency Readiness Team: MTA HQ / CC October 11, … Readiness Team: MTA HQ / CC October 11, 2016...
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Agenda
Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
Agenda
Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
Grayout and Cutover Planning
Cutover Timeline
GrayoutOctober & November
Mock CutoverOctober 25-28
BlackoutNovember 16, 8 PM -
November 21, 8 AM
Specific types of
transactions may no longer
be initiated according to
date guidelines.
PeopleSoft 9.2
Go LiveNovember 21
Below is a high-level timeline that outlines the entire cutover process, from Grayout, through
Blackout and into Go Live.
Simulation of system
cutover from 9.0 to 9.2.
Opportunity to address any
potential issues that could
delay Go-Live.
PeopleSoft 9.2 is
completely operational.
The system is fully shut
down for 2 business days as
the technology is upgraded.
Manual workarounds are in
place.
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Grayout – Transactions should not be initiated as of these dates
Bidders (entering new bidders) October 1
RFQs: Formal solicitation October 21
Inventory – MNR and MTA Bus November 9
Accounts Payable Non-PO vouchers November 10
RFQs: Informal solicitations November 10
Requisitions November 15
LIRR Purchase Orders November 15
THERE IS NO GRAYOUT PERIOD FOR:
• Accounts Receivable/Billing
• Asset Management• Treasury• Project Costing• General Ledger• Commitment Control• Payroll
• Requisitions need to be fully approved as of the dates above
• Requisitions will be canceled if they are still in the approval workflow
• Requisitions can also be in “Open” status and will transfer to v9.2
• Reports will be provided at the start and end of the Blackout period
Grayout and Cutover Planning
Key Grayout Dates
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Grayout and Cutover Planning
Mock Cutover October 25 – 28
• Mock Cutover is a “dress rehearsal” of the activities that will
occur during Blackout.
• During Mock Cutover, every step needed to successfully
complete the Cutover to PeopleSoft 9.2 is performed and timed
to ensure that all tasks can be completed in the time allowed.
• Activities are performed by the BSC. No agency participation is
required.
• We will report on the findings of Mock Cutover at the next
Agency Readiness meeting.
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Grayout and Cutover Planning
Cutover Information
Summary of Blackout (full system shutdown):
Begins Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 8:00 PM
Ends Monday November 21, 2016 at 8:00 AM
• Based on the environment build times for System Integration and User
Acceptance Testing the team will need four (4) days/ two (2) business days
for the Cutover.
• The Blackout will apply for PeopleSoft 9.0 Finance and Supply Chain
Management (FSCM), Portal, Enterprise Performance Management (EPM)
and PeopleSoft 9.2 Human Capital Management (HCM), Enterprise Learning
Management (ELM), HR Portal.
• No Impact to Payroll Processing
• Regularly scheduled batch jobs will be executed on November 16th and then
suspended except for those required for Payroll execution.
Agenda
Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
Vendor Communications & Portal
Vendor Portal Communications Plan
November – Go-LiveAugust - September
MWBE New York State Forum
10/5
• Deck
• Take One Brochure v2
• FAQsNew Vendor Portal Coming
9/30
• FAQs
• MyMTA.info
• MTA.Info/Procurement
DDCR Events - (Ongoing)
• Take One Brochure v2
Vendor Communications
Calendar (August)
• CPO Meetings
Learning Spotlight 3:
Vendor Portal – 10/5
• Announce + Invite
• Demo + Communications +
Onboarding
MTA Today 10/17
• New Vendor Portal + PSU
Brainshark: Demo of eSupplier
Module 11/10
• Portal Slider
Brainshark:
Vendor Portal Demo 10/17
Vendor Portal FAQs v2 11/01 Recap: Vendor
Communications PDF 12/1
Targeted Email
INTERNAL
EXTERNAL
Brainshark: New Vendor Portal
Coming (Use Email graphic) 10/17
New Vendor Portal Coming! 11/01
Email (+ potential US mail)
• Take One brochure
• Online Info
• Login Info coming
• Letter from A. Barbosa
Take One brochure v2 9/30
MTA.info
Vendor Portal FAQs 9/29
MTA.info
Brainshark: 11/14
Benefits of New Vendor Portal
Agency Readiness
Monthly Meetings 10/12-22
• Vendor Rollout + Portal
Go-Live - December
Advance Notice 12/01
• Annual Gift Letter
• Various Ads
Vendor Portal CMC
Education 12/01
• Updates on
Communications
• Updated Help Resources
Vendor Help Guide 11/21
UPKs + Help Resources
New Vendor Portal 12/10
Annual Gift Policy Letter
Take One Brochure v2
New Vendor Portal 12/15
Various Ad Channels
DDCR Events
(Recurring)
• Take One Brochure v3
Advance Notice (Ongoing)
9/30
• Email Sent to 1k Vendors
• FAQs on portal slider
• Overview on
MTA.info/Procurement
FSCM Governance 9/26
• Overview of Vendor
Comms
DDCR Events – (Ongoing)
DBE Opportunity Day
10/21
• Take One Brochure v2
• FAQs
Advance Notice of Vendor
Communications (Ongoing)
Advance Notice 11/14
• Auto-Email w/Vendor Log-Info
+ Temp Password +
• Help Resources
Vendor Portal CMC Education
11/01
• Overview of Communications
• Help Resources
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Vendor Communications & Portal
My MTA Vendor Portal Landing Page
When MyMTA.info is accessed from an external network, the landing page below will
be displayed. The “Vendor Sign-in & Registration” button (only seen on the external
network) is where potential bidders will go to register as bidders and where
registered bidders and suppliers will enter the vendor portal and view bidding
events.
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Vendor Communications & Portal
Modular Window Display
Clicking on the “Vendor Sign-in & Registration” will display the below modular
window.
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Where bidders and suppliers sign
in to see their dashboard
Where new bidders register to be
able to bid on MTA events
Where suppliers – who are
already registered – can add
other users to their account
Where anyone – whether they
are registered or not – can view
public procurement events
Registered Supplier and Bidder Sign In
New Bidder Registration
Vendor Communications & Portal
Supplier Dashboard
After logging in, the My Supplier Portal will be displayed. The different pagelets will
show what the supplier can access.
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The amount of detail and
the types of pagelets that
the vendor will see depend
on if they are a bidder or
supplier
Agenda
Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
MTA Marketplace
Overview of MTA Marketplace
• MTA Marketplace is the online purchasing portal for the MTA, accessed in
PeopleSoft through the ePro module.
• It is being introduced in a phased-in rollout beginning at Go Live with Staples
Advantage. Other online suppliers, such as CDW, Grainger, Sprint and
Verizon will be added in the future.
• Advantages of MTA Marketplace:
• Shopping Analytics
• Price & Product Contract Compliance
• On-Contract Spend
• Powerful and Intuitive User Interface
• Cross Catalog Search
• Catalog Onboarding Management
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MTA Marketplace
Project Update
Connectivity was established with MTA Marketplace – Spring 2016.
Suppliers in our test environment: CDW, Grainger & T-Mobile.
Staples Advantage will be the only supplier available in the MTA Marketplace
during Go Live 2016.
UPKs have been developed for training new users.
Business process being developed for products not yet available in the MTA
Marketplace.
MTA Marketplace requisitions will be Auto Sourced thru PO – No buyer
intervention required.
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MTA Marketplace
Standardized Catalog Ordering
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Agencies
MTA Marketplace
Supplier Catalogs
MTA HQ NYCT MNR LIRR B&T CC
ERP
Future Releases:
Nov 2016 Release:
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Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
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On the Road Plan
Purpose and Logistics
• The Purpose of the On the Road Shows is to assist the Agency Readiness Team in
ensuring that the procurement changes are communicated to end users throughout
the Agency and that there is an opportunity for engagement and feedback.
• Super Users and/or Agency Readiness Team members will collaborate on agency-
specific content
• The CPOs will champion the Road Shows
• During and after the Road Show sessions, the following will be distributed:
• Questionnaire for all attendee
• Educational and informational materials for users
Planned Sessions
Agency Date Location
HQ Monday, November 1st WebEx
On the Road Plan
Content
Casual User and Buyer/Buyer Manager
Sessions
The OCM team will travel to Agency locations
and provide presentation materials. Some
presentations will be delivered via WebEx.
Topics Include:
History of Project
Benefits to End-Users
Change Impact Assessment
Changes to End-User roles
Agency-Specific Impacts
Portal Demonstration
Where to Go for Help
Post Go-Live Support
Buyer/Buyer Manager sessions will also
include:
Vendor Portal Demonstration
Executive Sessions
Presentations will be delivered during existing
agency meetings.
Topics Include:
Phase 1 and 2 of the Project
Business Case for Change
Discussion of Changes and Benefits to
Processes
o Change Impact Assessment
o Upgrade Overview
Employee Preparation Plan
o Change Guide Overview
o Post-Go Live Support
Agenda
Grayout and Cutover Planning
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Vendor Communications Plan & Portal3
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Timeline1
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MTA Marketplace
On The Road Plan Update
Agency Readiness Checklist
Agency Readiness Checklist
Readiness Checklist Overview
To this point, the Agency Readiness teams have been vital in supporting the BSC in
a number of activities as the MTA prepares for system Go Live. This includes:
• Communicating and developing plans for Grayout and Blackout
• Validating revised workflows
• Reviewing and verifying updated security matrices
• Ensuring that end users receive the communications they need to prepare
The Agency Readiness Teams will be provided an Agency Readiness Checklist. The
checklist helps the agencies gauge how ready they are for Go Live. We will work
with the agencies this week to ensure that we have captured the appropriate high-
level readiness indicators needed for this checklist. On the next two slides are the
indicators developed so far.
Indicators are tied to the
goals of the PeopleSoft
upgrade, as displayed on the
BSC project website
“Status” and “Date” are used
by the agency to track
progress towards the
indicators
Each action is owned by
either the agency or jointly
by the agency and the BSC
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Agency Readiness Checklist
Agency Readiness Indicators
Readiness
Goal
Category Activity Owner Date Status
R/Y/G
Application and Infrastructure are Ready
AccessConfirm that future state security roles are accurate Agency 8/01/2016
TestingEnsure identified agency UAT testers participate Agency 10/15/2016
Cutover and Conversion
Identify functional validators and ensure that system-data is accurate Agency 10/28/2016
AccessEnsure PeopleSoft security roles have been updated
MTA IT Security
11/14/2016
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Readiness
Goal
Category Activity Owner Date Status
R/Y/G
End Users are Trained
End-User Training
Validate recommended list of end-user training based on PS Security Template
Agency 10/10/2016
End-User Training
Identify Super Users / SMEs who will attend / support each training session
BSC and Agency
10/10/2016
End-User Training
Distribute training schedule BSC and Agency
10/10/2016
End-User Training
Ensure end users complete pre-requisite training (UPKs, WBTs) and attend Instructor Led Training / Learning Labs
Agency 10/13/2016
Agency Readiness Checklist
Agency Readiness Indicators
Readiness
Goal
Category Activity Owner Date Status
R/Y/G
People are Prepared
CommunicationReview and distribute project communications Agency 10/10/2016
Cutover and Conversion
Ensure impacted users are aware of Grayout and Blackout dates and activities
BSC and Agency
10/10/2016
CommunicationAssist in content planning for On the Road Shows Agency 10/11/2016
CommunicationSecure logistics for On the Road Sessions (including locations, dates, times and agency representation)
BSC and Agency
10/15/2016
Queries and Favorites
Queries (post March 2016) and Favorites are saved Agency 11/14/2016
Leadership Alignment
Hold monthly Agency Readiness Meetings and distribute information from meetings to end users
Agency 11/16/2016
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Readiness
Goal
Category Activity Owner Date Status
R/Y/G
Organization & Business Processes are Operational
Job AidsJob aids provided to end users by role or function
BSC and Agency
11/05/2016
Support PlanningSet-up, define, and communicate Go Live / Post-Go Live support plan
BSC and Agency
11/16/2016
Cutover and Conversion
Set-up and execute cutover plans throughout Grayout / blackout
BSC and Agency
11/16/2016
WorkflowReview approval workflow reports and validate revised thresholds Agency 11/22/2016
Reminder
Queries and Favorites
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Queries
Users with access to Query Manager should take a screenshot of tables, fields,
or criteria within each query created from March 2016 until Go-Live, as these
queries will need to be recreated within PeopleSoft 9.2. Using the “View SQL”
tab may be helpful if you read SQL.
Favorites
If you have saved your frequently used PeopleSoft pages in Favorites, be sure
to make a list before Go-Live. Favorites from 9.0 will not be converted – you will
need to recreate them.
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Agency Readiness and Learning Spotlight Agendas
DATE ART MEETINGS DATE LEARNING SPOTLIGHT
Week of
August 7
Changes at Your Agency
-FSCM Portal Demo
-Change Impacts Communications
-Workflow Approval Changes
-Transaction Freeze (“Grayout”)
August 3
Changes Ahead: Overview + Portal Demo
-FSCM Portal Demo
-Change Impact Communications
Week of
September 12
What to Expect
-Vendor Rollout + Portal
-PeopleSoft Access e-Form
-Cutover Update
-End User Training
September 7
Changes Ahead: Approvals
− Requisitions, PO and AP Workflow
Approval Changes
September 21
Changes Ahead: Approvals
− Requisitions, PO and AP Workflow
Approval Changes
Week of
October 10
What To Expect: Steps to Go-Live
-Grayout (Transaction Freeze)
-Mock Cutover and Cutover
-Blackout (System Outage)
September 28
Changes Ahead: Vendors
-Vendor Portal Demo, Communications and
Onboarding
Week of
November 7
Countdown to Go Live
-Final tasks before Go-Live
-Preparing for Post Go-Live Support
October 26
Changes Ahead: Casual Users
-Casual Receipting
-Casual Requesting
Below are the topics to be covered in upcoming Agency Readiness meetings and
Learning Spotlights. Each meeting will begin with a discussion of open
issues/questions collected during and after previous meetings.