DCS Consolidation – A Program Management Approach Sample Clauses

DCS Consolidation – A Program Management Approach. Service Provider’s program management office will contain a dedicated consolidation specific program team. We will jump start the consolidation program by bringing respective stakeholders (DIR, DIR Customers, application groups and owners, and SCPs) together for a Consolidation Accelerated Solutions Environment (ASE) workshop. During the ASE, we will work to align the stakeholders, and collaboratively produce these deliverables:  Overall consolidation approach and strategy for Server and Mainframe consolidation  Consolidation governance plan – to include the MSI consolidation program management office  Consolidation stakeholder agreement  Consolidation planning guidelines – to facilitate a rolling six-month planning cycle over the course of the four year program The consolidation program management office will provide program management services to deliver architecture, SCP plan integration, and organizational change management, as well as quality assurance, verification of testing, financial oversight, and operational readiness for the Server consolidation program. The program office will exist under the overall MSI PMO office and will include a combination of resources dedicated to the effort full time, plus resources that participate in the program on an as needed basis. The program plan and architecture will be a joint effort between DIR, the SCPs, DIR Customers and Service Provider. The dedicated consolidation program team in the PMO will be responsible to work with the SCP, DIR and DIR Customers to develop the rolling six-month consolidation plans over the four year program. This rolling six-month plan will also be incorporated into the annual Transformation Plan due each May.
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