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Legacy System Remediation System Disposition: Maintain - WAAM -

The definition of the Legacy System Disposition Maintain  includes the following components:

  • Sustain:  Continue with agency system as-is or minor modifications and use One Washington integration services.
  • Retrain:  Train users on available core functionalities and features of the agency system (agency system functionality not fully utilized).

System Disposition (related to Legacy System Remediation) - WAAM -

This term is used by the Legacy System Remediation Team to describe the categorization of legacy systems. The Remediation Framework launched in the late spring of 2022, offered three system disposition options to remediating agencies:

  1. Retire
  2. Maintain
  3. Modernize

Workforce Readiness - WAAM -

Helps end-users understand how their job is changing and be prepared for new roles and responsibilities - before training.

Workflow - WAAM -

A workflow is approval routing for a process. When there is an approval needed, the system will send it to the appropriate assigned person to approve before moving onto the next step.

Washington Workforce Analytics (WWA) - WAAM -

A component of OFM's Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW) used for supporting HR & Payroll business intelligence & data analytics. The current user interface (web front-end) for WWA is the SAP Business Objects WEBI tool.

Vendor notification - WAAM -

Washington Electronic Business Solutions (WEBS) allows for vendors to register and be notified for bid opportunities by registering the commodity codes that best match the goods and services they provide. The system allows agencies and other political subdivisionsto post solicitations and also allow search within the system for vendor contact information. The system also notifies vendors of apparent successful bidder.

Vendor - WAAM -

An entity that provides goods and/or services.

VE participation and implementation - WAAM -

The extra fee to be paid to the A/E for participation in the required value engineering study and includes incremental costs to implement those changes identified by the study and requested by the owner.

Value Engineering (VE) - WAAM -

A systematic, orderly approach to defining a facility's required function, verifying the need for the function, and creating alternatives for providing the function at minimum life-cycle cost. Value is the lowest life-cycle cost to achieve the required function. VE is a problem-solving system that emphasizes the reduction of cost while maintaining the required quality and performance of the facility. It is a technique that is applied in addition to the regular design process. It is required on all major projects.

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