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Transcript of INFORMATION MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLAN DEVELOPMENT
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLAN DEVELOPMENT
Jakarta, 2 February 2007
Pusilkom UI – Stimik Perbanas
Project Proposal
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Table of Content
► Our Understanding of UKMI Needs ► Background ► Objectives ► Scope
► Our Engagement Approach ► Deliverables ► Methodology ► References
► Our Project Management Strategy ► Schedule ► Cost Structure ► Structure ► Company Profile
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Table of Content
► Our Understanding of UKMI Needs ► Background ► Objectives ► Scope
► Our Engagement Approach ► Deliverables ► Methodology ► References
► Our Project Management Strategy ► Schedule ► Cost Structure ► Structure ► Company Profile
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Information Roles
Bank Indonesia Vision – Missions Roles - Objectives
INFORMATION
Transaction Decision Making Communication
► Reporting System ► What-If Analysis ► Adhoc Queries
► Collaboration ► Cooperation ► Coordination
► Flow of Money ► Flow of Documents ► Flow of Raw Data
Internal Stakeholders
External Stakeholders
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BI as Knowledge-Based Organisation
Based on organization classification, Bank Indonesia is
categorised as an information-based organization
Since information becomes a crucial resource required by most of the activities, any
problem related to the gathering, collecting, organising, accessing, synthesising, disseminating,
and distributing data or information within (or among) the organisatio function(s) should be considered as a serious issue
As information becomes a source of the problem, information management should be regard as a part of the solution
Knowledge-Based Organisation
► Control the environment ► Monitor the situation ► Facilititate the transactions ► Develop the policies ► Publish the reports ► Prevent the unexpected events ► Manage the risks
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UKMI as Strategic Vehicle
Knowledge-Based Organisation
UKMI Roles and Responsibilities
DEMAND
SUPPLY
PEOPLE
PROCESS
TECHNOLOGY
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
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Information vs. Knowledge Management
► Provide necessary data and information
► Increase organisation reputation in external stakeholders eyes
► Integrate islands of information system within the organisation
► Enforce the activities of planning, organising, acquiring, implementing, deliverying, supporting, monitoring, and evaluating information system within the organisation
► Improve the synergy among information management, information technology and knowledge management practices
► Provide clear and transparent guidance in data/information processing that is aligned with IT and KM infrastructure
► Focus the strategy into IM, IT, and KM domains to support organisation strategic initiatives
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Grand Design KM
IM Strategy UKMI
UKMI
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Scope
1. Review the existing blue print and roadmap MIBI 2. Conduct survey information management 3. Analyse gap between demand and supply 4. Benchmark similar industry 5. Develop information architecture 6. Create IM roadmap 7. Align IM strategy 8. Develop governance structure 9. Communicate IM strategy
Should be contextually aligned with
Indonesian Banking Architecture National Financial System Architecture
Basel II Accord National Paymanet System
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Table of Content
► Our Understanding of UKMI Needs ► Background ► Objectives ► Scope
► Our Engagement Approach ► Deliverables ► Methodology ► References
► Our Project Management Strategy ► Schedule ► Cost Structure ► Structure ► Company Profile
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Expected Outputs
i. Review of existing blue print and road map MIBI ii. Survey results on current condition iii. Gap analysis between TO-BE and AS-IS iv. Benchmarking result and analysis on BI environment v. Organisation information architecture vi. Priority roadmap for information system development vii. Alignment concept among IM, IT and KM viii. IM governance ix. Communication and plan document
METHODOLOGY
BI and Consultant(s)
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Step-by-Step Engagement
Existing Blueprint and
Roadmap Review
Information Needs
Assessment
Confirmation and Clarification
Process
Comprehensive Analysis Study
Findings and Recommendations
Reporting
Current Information Management
Survey
Demand vs. Supply Gap
Analysis
Central Bank Benchmarking Research
Integrated Information Architecture Framework
Establishment
Enterprise-Level Plans Strategic Alignment
Information Management Master Plan
Development
Information Management Governance
Structure and Communication
Strategy
Corporate IS and IT Capabilities Assessment
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Knowledge Management Effectiveness Review and Implementation Strategy Mapping F
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Basic Transformation Paradigm
REPORT QUERY
SIMULATION
Gather and Move
Store and Organise
Select and Access
Transfer and Distribute
Transform and Use
Data
Information
Knowledge
Wisdom WHAT aspect
HOW aspect
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Information Characteristics
INTERNAL versus EXTERNAL
FORMAL versus INFORMAL
VERBAL versus NON VERBAL
STRUCTURED versus UNSTRUCTURED
PERIODIC versus AD-HOC
QUALITATIVE versus QUANTITATIVE
PAPER-BASED versus DIGITAL FILE
CONTENT ORIENTED
versus CONTEXTUAL
SINGLE TYPE versus MULTIPLE FORMAT
CONFIDENTIAL versus SHARABLE
FUTURE CONTENT
versus HISTORICAL CONTENT
GENERIC versus CUSTOMISED
SYMBOLIC versus NON SYMBOLIC
GLOBAL versus DETAIL
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Quality of Information
INFORMATION
TACIT EXPLICIT
Synchronus Asynchronus Synchronus Asynchronus
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Reliability
Compliance
DEMAND aspect
SUPPLY aspect
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Enterprise Information System
SCOPE
BUSINESS MODEL
SYSTEM MODEL
TECHNOLOGY MODEL
DETAIL REPRESENTATION
CONTEXT
CONTENT
LOGIC
PHYSICS
ENTITY
MOTIVATION DATA FUNCTION NETWORK PEOPLE TIME
WHY WHAT HOW WHERE WHO WHEN
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Information Management Domain
Business
Information
Information System
Information Technology
Architecture
Taxonomy Security
Governance
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Contextual Contecptual
Logical Physical
Transformational
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Three Domain Relationship
INFORMATION SYSTEM - DEMAND SITE -
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - SUPPLY SITE -
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
Institutions
Community
Non Profit Organization
Business Entities Public Sectors
R&D Centers
Corporations
Computer Manufacturers Software Houses
Universities Silicon Valley
IS Strategy Division/function based
Demand oriented Business focused
IT Strategy Activity based
Supply oriented Technology focused
IM Strategy Organisation based
Relationship oriented Management focused
Delivery
Applications
Management
What ?
How ?
Wherefore ?