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== '''Enterprise Solutions Framework Assessment Key Findings''' ==
== '''Governance''' ==
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Pilots have been able to describe their solutions using the BCM, identify the business problem, and value proposition to address user needs
Enterprise solution opportunities lack a defined path to advance and as a result tend to fizzle out
Operational enterprise solutions governance and support is at a low maturity level
Departments are not mandated and lack incentives to provide services to other departments, need a dedicated organization for enterprise solutions.
Cost recovery and appropriation models are adequate for operational costs, but up-front funding is required for initial development and evolution of enterprise solutions.
'''Culture'''
Departments are ready to buy into Enterprise solutions once they exist, but lack of available ready to use solutions result in departments developing their own.
Need dedicated teams of “enterprise” business owners and service providers to develop, operate and evolve enterprise solutions, do we need a Shared Services organization to act as the service provider? Do expand SSC mandate to include applications?
Mandate use and appropriate departmental funds. Define a clear role and responsibility for users to determine needs and for the Business Owners and Service Provider to be accountable.
'''Solutions'''
Identifying and developing enterprise solutions is not a problem, focus needs to be on governance and culture
Pilots have been able to define the business problem and processes like the concept case and GCEARB are existing tools that can be used
Cloud base solutions from public cloud service providers are enabling business owners to envision enterprise solutions but they need technical partnerships from dedicated solution providers to provision IT
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