City Scape

From Solution Design to Divisional Implementation

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Original date: 
Monday, March 23, 2020
Abstract: 

Previous presentations regarding the City of Toronto’s journey in Enterprise Work Management Solution deployment discussed the requirements gathering process and methodology for ensuring alignment within the service delivery group as well as across the municipality with other project partners. This presentation outlines the project’s current progress on moving from the program layer towards more specific divisional needs and the “readiness tasks,” which are required to ensure the meeting of critical milestones to realize deployment. Strategies focus on leveraging requirements documents for OCM and integration planning, with particular attention to engaging end users.

BoK Content Source: 
MainTrain 2020
BoK Content Type: 
Presentation Slides
Video
Asset Management Framework Subject: 
04 Asset Information, 4.01 Asset Information Strategy, 4.02 Asset Information Standards, 4.03 Asset Information Systems, 4.04 Data & Information Management
Maintenance Management Framework Subject: 
09 Information Management, 9.1 Information Systems, 9.2 Standards & Specification, 9.3 Master Data Management, 9.4 Document Management
Author Title: 
Manager, Enterprise Solutions Management
Author Employer: 
City of Toronto - Toronto Water - Distribution and Collection
Author Bio: 

Faisal Shaheen is a Manager of Information Systems for the City of Toronto and a Lecturer in Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University. Faisal’s primary responsibilities are focused on the deployment of enterprise solutions on behalf of the Water Division. He has a PhD in Policy Studies from Ryerson and an MBA from the Schulich School of Business. His research and course portfolio includes technology, globalization, urban sustainability, and comparative public administration with respect to local governance.