Must prepare and submit the integrated master schedule (IMS) that addresses each phase of the PMLC and SDLC and must identify all integration points between all II.B Design, Development, Contractors and the State including and Implementation (DDI) interfaces, inputs, and outputs that – Project Management and the Contractor requires from other Systems Development Life Contractors, the State, or other Cycle (SDLC) entities. Within the IMS, must at a minimum decompose all tasks starting within a 120-day window into the future. This 120-day view should be maintained from month-to-month to provide an appropriate level of II.B Design, Development, visibility for 120 days forward. Any and Implementation (DDI) task exceeding ten days in – Project Management and duration must be broken down to Systems Development Life include subtasks detailing an Cycle (SDLC) appropriate level of work effort. II.B Design, Development, and Implementation (DDI) Must submit for review and – Project Management and approval by the State all changes Systems Development Life to the approved project Cycle (SDLC) management plans and IMS. Must use a commercial, project planning software for building and maintaining the IMS. However, if it uses software other than Microsoft Project, Project Server, or Clarity, it must provide II.B Design, Development, training for State project staff, and Implementation (DDI) provide a reasonable number of – Project Management and licenses for the State’s designated Systems Development Life use, and ensure compatibility with Cycle (SDLC) the computers. State’s
II.B Design, Development, and Implementation (DDI) – Project Management and Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Must prepare and submit the integrated master schedule (IMS) that addresses each phase of the PMLC and SDLC and must identify all integration points between all Contractors and the State including interfaces, inputs, and outputs that the Contractor requires from other Contractors, the State, or other entities. II.B Design, Development, and Implementation (DDI) – Project Management and Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Within the IMS, must at a minimum decompose all tasks starting within a 120-day window into the future. This 120-day view should be maintained from month-to-month to provide an appropriate level of visibility for 120 days forward. Any task exceeding ten days in duration must be broken down to include subtasks detailing an appropriate level of work effort. II.B Design, Development, and Implementation (DDI) – Project Management and Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Must submit for review and approval by the State all changes to the approved project management plans and IMS. II.B Design, Development, and Implementation (DDI) – Project Management and Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Must use a commercial, project planning software for building and maintaining the IMS. However, if it uses software other than Microsoft Project, Project Server, or Clarity, it must provide training for State project staff, provide a reasonable number of licenses for the State’s designated use, and ensure compatibility with the State’s computers.
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