Title: Project Management Division FY05 Annual Report of Activities and Trends
1Project Management Division FY05 Annual Report
of Activities and Trends
- Dan Ziomek
- Associate Director, PMD
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- Information Technology Investment Board
- June 20, 2005
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2Purpose of Presentation
- To provide an annual report, summarizing the work
of the VITA Project Management Division (PMD),
including - Activities and Trends (FY 04 to FY05)
- Accomplishments in FY05
- Initiatives in FY06
- Challenges
- Note Reference information is also provided
regarding the evolution, organization, staffing
continuing responsibilities of PMD.
3PMD - FY05 Portfolio Statistics
- (All counts reported as of May 31, 2005)
4Service Area Work Distribution
As of May 31, 2005
5Agency Procurement Requests
- FY05 APR Spend by Category (in Thousands)
FY05 Total 122.3 Million
APRs Submitted Through May, 2005
6Agency Procurement Requests
7Agency Procurement Requests
8Trends - Agency Procurement Requests
As of May 31, 2005
9Trends - Agency Procurement Requests
FY05 FY04
Total thru 5/31/05 - 161
Total FY04 - 209
As of May 31, 2005
10Trends - Project Oversight
11Independent Verification Validation
- The overall condition of the 21 major IT projects
reviewed was encouraging - 88 Green
- 8 - Yellow
- 4 - Red
- The Commonwealth project management (PM)
methodology is being adopted by all agencies as a
result of training and improved oversight - Additional training and guidance needed in the
areas of risk management, scheduling, estimating,
earned value, and quality management - The PM capability in Commonwealth agencies should
continue to mature, driven by more effective
oversight, training, and guidance and consultation
12Trends - Project Manager Development
13PMD - PMO Major Accomplishments
- Increased Focus on Oversight of Project Execution
- - No Failed Major IT Projects (Based on CIO
Assessment of Major IT Projects) - Published Project Management Standard
- Completed Implementation of the PM Selection and
Training Standard - Expanded the Project Manager Development Program
- Developed and Tested a Revised IVV Program
- Implemented PMD Performance Measures
- Increased PMO Staffing (3)
14PMD - EPO Major Accomplishments
- Established VITA PPEA Management and Governance
Process - Completed Organization and Implementation of New
Enterprise Projects Office - Awarded PPEA Consulting Services Contracts
- Completed Initial Review of VITA PPEA Proposals
- Completed Conceptual Review of VITA PPEA
Proposals - Completed Program Planning through Detailed
Review and Comprehensive Agreement Phases - Provided Project Office Support to Infrastructure
and EA Program Offices (Detailed Review)
15PMD FY06 Initiatives
- Expand Major IT Project Oversight
- Implement IVV Program
- Reengineer ITSP and APR Processes
- Refine PMD Performance Measures
- Continue Support to PPEA Programs, Culminating in
an October Decision on Comprehensive Agreements - Complete Reengineering of the RTIP Reporting
Process to Better Serve the ITIB and Associated
Customers - Execute Phase 2 of the Commonwealth Portfolio
Project (BPR and COTS Tool) - Promulgate a new ITIM-based Strategic Planning
and Portfolio Management Standard - Promulgate a new ITIM-based Project Oversight
Standard
16PMD FY06 Challenges
- Right-sizing PMD Organization
- Conversion to Non-general Funding
- Governance as a Valued Service
- Addressing APA Audit Findings
- Execution of PPEA Agreements
17Final Questions
18Contact Information
- Dan Ziomek
- Associate Director, Project Management Division
(PMD) - dan.ziomek_at_vita.virginia.gov
- (804) 371-2763
- Judy Marchand
- Manager, PMD Project Management Office
- judy.marchand_at_vita.virginia.gov
- (804) 786-4392
- Bob Haugh
- PMD Enterprise Projects Office (PPEA)
- william.haugh_at_vita.virginia.gov
- (804) 786-4392
19Project Management Division FY05 Annual Report
Evolution, Organization, Staffing Continuing
Responsibilities (Reference Information)
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20Evolution of PMD
- Origins in Council on Information Management
(Agency IT Strategic Planning, Project and
Procurement Oversight) - Formerly Department of Technology Planning from
1999 (Technology Management Team) - VITA Project Management Division established in
Code in 2003 (Code of Virginia 2.2-2008)
21PMD Organization Today
22PMD Major Responsibilities
- Commonwealth IT Governance and Program
Management - IT Investment Management (ITIM) Policies,
Standards, and Guidelines Development
Implementation - Agency IT Strategic Planning - CIO Approval
Monitoring - IT Portfolio Management
- IT Investment Board Support (includes RTIP)
- Project Manager Development Program (PMDP) -
Program Management, Training and Administration - ITIM Process Supporting Tools - Development,
Implementation Support
23PMD Major Responsibilities (cont.)
- Commonwealth IT Investment Oversight
- Agency IT Procurement Requests CIO Approval
- IT Project Consulting Major and Non-major
- Major IT Project Planning, Development, RFP and
Contract (CIO) Approvals - Major IT Project Oversight and Dashboard
Reporting - Major IT Project IVV Reviews
- Non-major IT Project Development Approval
24PMD Major Responsibilities (cont.)
- PPEA
- Support VITA Governance and Management of the
PPEA Program - Serve as Deputy Program Director for VITA PPEA
- Manage PPEA Project Management Office(s) (PMO)
for Infrastructure and EA Programs - Administer PPEA Consulting Services Contracts
(with VITA Supply Chain Management) - Consult with Agencies on their Ongoing PPEA
Proposal Evaluations (Only DSS active at this
time) - Support Phased Review of PPEA Proposals
Culminating in VITA Comprehensive Agreement(s)
Approved by the Governor
25FY 05 Publications
- Policies, Standards, and Guidelines
- Published Commonwealth Project Management
Standard - Reports
- 2004 Recommended Technology Investment Projects
Report - Quarterly Updates for VITA Business Plan
- Bi-monthly Dashboard Status Report to CIO ITIB
- Monthly Dashboard Evaluations
- ITPRC/SPARC Agenda Packages and Meeting Minutes
- Presentations
- Various (24) to ITIB, Agencies, Focus Groups,
Customers, et. al. - Revision 1 of PMDP Mandatory Training