Minerals Revenue Management Support System Sample Clauses

Minerals Revenue Management Support System. (MRMSS) Sub-Systems‌ MRMSS is Minerals Revenue Management’s main system and is comprised of several sub-systems including: • Minerals Revenue Management Financial System (MFS) including PeopleSoft and MRM-maintained Check Scanning (CKS), a process of scanning paper checks; • Minerals Revenue Management Data Warehouse (MRMDW); and • Royalty-in-Kind (RIK). See TE-01 and TE-02 for more details. The primary operational site for MRMSS is located in an Application Service Provider (ASP) contractor-owned private facility in Annapolis, Maryland. The disaster recovery system is housed in a contractor-owned private facility in Wooddale, Illinois. The CKS systems are housed locally at the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, Colorado. The MFS has been customized and contains processes and reports on current data related to the MRM customer's mineral production, their payments to MRM and the distribution of the payments to designated Native American, Federal and State recipients.
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