Executive business sponsors represented agencies with key state Supply Chain Management responsibilities business area executives for approving/endorsing business case and Personnel Department proposed data standards. Lead data governance team that ensures of Printing; and enterprise business value, alignment, and performance. Includes senior Department of managers and one or more Executive Sponsor may exist. Typically Information Services organizes projects around major subject areas and functions of state *State Financial government including lines of business. Roadmap Executive Assigns tasks to Steering Committee or similar role. Steering Committee agencies noted above Primary General Administration Office of Financial Management Department of Senior business and technical leaders. responsible for support and oversight of a particular data management initiative launched by Steering Executive Sponsors and Primary Steward. This role may be formal, ad Procurement Reform hoc, or sometimes combined with executive sponsors depending on Decision Team variables such as proposal scope, related investments, and enterprise governance models. Financial Management Advisory Council Agencies and temporary or permanent groups. Business and technical (FMAC) subject matter experts that help develop, refine and recommend potential Agencies with key Data data standards. Ensure data stewardship activities are consistent with Supply Chain standards. Management systems, Potential early adopters. including early adopters Procurement Reform Workgroup National Institute of Government Purchasing (NIGP) State agencies and Stakeholders Agencies, individuals, groups, and any public and private sector organizations affected by the creation and implementation of proposed entities data standards. Vendors Central Service Customer Advisory Group Leads and enables enterprise architecture development for Washington State EA Program State state government and ISB EA Committee initiatives. Staffed by worked with Enterprise Management and Oversight of Strategic Technology Division of Department of General Department of Information Services. Administration Program Enables collaboration among business programs and state’s ISB information systems. Composed of agency Chief Information Enterprise Officers and other representatives. Committee EAC reviewed NIGP Commodity Codes for state enterprise readiness
Executive business sponsors represented agencies with key state Supply Chain Management responsibilities Primary business area executives for approving/endorsing business case and proposed data standards. Lead data governance team that ensures enterprise business value, alignment, and performance. Includes senior managers and one or more Executive Sponsor may exist. Typically organizes projects around major subject areas and functions of state government including lines of business. Assigns tasks to Steering Committee or similar role. General Administration Office of Financial Management Department of Personnel Department of Printing; and Department of Information Services *State Financial Roadmap Executive Steering Committee agencies noted above Steering Senior business and technical leaders. responsible for support and oversight of a particular data management initiative launched by Executive Sponsors and Primary Steward. This role may be formal, ad hoc, or sometimes combined with executive sponsors depending on variables such as proposal scope, related investments, and enterprise governance models. Procurement Reform Decision Team Data Agencies and temporary or permanent groups. Business and technical subject matter experts that help develop, refine and recommend potential data standards. Ensure data stewardship activities are consistent with standards. Potential early adopters. Procurement Reform Workgroup Financial Management Advisory Council (FMAC) Agencies with key Supply Chain Management systems, including early adopters Stakeholders Agencies, individuals, groups, and any public and private sector organizations affected by the creation and implementation of proposed data standards. Central Service Customer Advisory Group National Institute of Government Purchasing (NIGP) State agencies and entities Vendors State Enterprise Program Leads and enables enterprise architecture development for Washington state government and ISB EA Committee initiatives. Staffed by Management and Oversight of Strategic Technology Division of Department of Information Services. State EA Program worked with Department of General Administration ISB Enterprise Committee Enables collaboration among state’s business programs and information systems. Composed of agency Chief Information Officers and other representatives. EAC reviewed NIGP Commodity Codes for state enterprise readiness
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