
3.11 : Finalize Target State Systems Environment
Objective
Transfer knowledge of As-Is Environment; finalize Target State to include interfaces/applications/security/data layers.
View Lessons LearnedRecommended Best Practices
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Customer
Transfer knowledge of As-Is Systems Environment, including required legacy system interfaces
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Shared
Review initial Target State Environment; compare to provider’s standard solution to determine gaps
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Provider
Develop options for technical gap solutions, include enhancements and required new interfaces
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Shared
Assess gap solutions for cost / timeline impacts; document implications for release strategy
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Shared
Finalize Target State Environment through technical review, if necessary
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Define scope of implementation and at each release, if applicable
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Report updates in leadership / governance meetings thru Status Reports/Dashboards
3.11 Lessons Learned
- Leverage the current systems architecture and specification documents as a starting point
- Document critical interfaces between legacy systems and new systems including detailed data & network requirements
Stakeholders
Recommended stakeholders, inputs, & outputs may vary by implementation; however, agencies that contributed to this Playbook reported these factors as increasing the likelihood of success.Customer
- Program Manager
- Business Owner
- Functional Lead
- Technical Lead/Solution Architect
- Interface Lead
- Functional SME
- Technical SME
Provider
- Program Manager
- Business Owner
- Functional Lead
- Technical Lead/Solution Architect
- Interface Lead
- Functional SME
- Technical SME
Inputs
- Vision Statement and Business Case
- Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM)
- Current Enterprise Architecture & System Specification
- Target State Systems Environment
- Customer’s As-Is Systems Environment
Outputs
- Validated / Updated As-Is Environment
- Target State Systems Environment
- Status Reports/Dashboards