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17 PSO Support Model

This document provides a summary of the post implementation support model for [Insert Project Name]. It outlines the support objectives, staffing model, and service level commitments to resolve issues for users. A three-tiered support structure is proposed, with Tier 1 intended to resolve 90% of issues upon initial contact, Tier 2 to resolve remaining issues within one business day, and Tier 3 involving external specialists if needed. Key performance indicators will measure support effectiveness.

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17 PSO Support Model

This document provides a summary of the post implementation support model for [Insert Project Name]. It outlines the support objectives, staffing model, and service level commitments to resolve issues for users. A three-tiered support structure is proposed, with Tier 1 intended to resolve 90% of issues upon initial contact, Tier 2 to resolve remaining issues within one business day, and Tier 3 involving external specialists if needed. Key performance indicators will measure support effectiveness.

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[Insert Project Name]

Support Model
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PROJECT DETAILS................................................................................................................................... 2

SUMMARY............................................................................................................................................. 2

POST IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT OBJECTIVES.....................................................................................2

SUPPORT MODEL................................................................................................................................... 3

SUPPORT MODEL RACI........................................................................................................................... 3

SERVICE LEVEL COMMITMENT............................................................................................................... 4

ADDITIONAL SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS............................................................................................. 5

SAMPLE QUESTIONS AND ISSUES........................................................................................................... 6

STAFFING MODEL.................................................................................................................................. 7

JOB DESCRIPTIONS................................................................................................................................ 8

HOURS OF OPERATION.......................................................................................................................... 8

TECHNOLOGY AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS............................................................................................ 8

IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN.............................................................................................................. 8

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS................................................................................................................... 9

PROJECT ISSUES AND RISKS................................................................................................................... 9

POST IMPLEMENTATION GOVERNANCE................................................................................................. 9

Project Team Members........................................................................................................................ 11

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PROJECT DETAILS
Project Name
Project Type
Project Start Date
Project End Date
Project Sponsor
Drivers:
Division
Project
Manager/Department

SUMMARY

[Insert Project Name] will be used by:


 [Insert End User Types/Names/Organizations]
This Post Implementation Support Model for [Insert Project Name] describes the overall strategy
and structure for managing and supporting end users’ questions and issues.
This document provides:
 Support objectives
 Services level commitment
 Staffing model
 Technology and space requirements
 Implementation workplan
 Budget requirements

POST IMPLEMENTATION SUPPORT OBJECTIVES

The objectives of post implementation support are to:


 Provide user community focused support to employees, xxxx who use [Insert Project
Name] and to:
o Ensure high quality, high touch service to users
o Ensure high resolution of questions/issues upon initial contact with users
o Support day to day and seasonal needs of employee populations
 Identify trends in calls and support provided
 Identify additional training needs
o Maintain end user system knowledge by providing ongoing training and help
desk support
 Build employee support for the new system
 Capture feedback on the new system
Support for [TBD and TBD] specific functions is considered out of scope. Metrics captured by
support services will
 Measure the effectiveness of system (e.g., volume of support provided, type of question
or issue raised, etc.)
 Measure the effectiveness of training (e.g., was the question or issue addressed in any
training or communication?)

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 Measure the effectiveness of support model (e.g., # of calls, length of calls, % issues
resolved in X minutes)
 Measure the effectiveness of implementation tasks (e.g., scenarios not tested during test
phase)
 Help assess policy vs. practice issues

SUPPORT MODEL

The [Insert Name of Support Center or existing model, if applicable] will serve as the first place of
contact for employees to resolve [Insert Project Name] issues, technical questions and other
inquiries.

Team Descriptions*:

Team/Group Description:

Tier 1  Subject matter expertise of solution functionality from a user


perspective including
 Customer Service acumen
 Familiarity of anticipated go-live FAQs
 Identification of true escalation issues
 Identify Training materials and KB articles to be updated
Tier 2  Ongoing Administration – forms, workflow,
configuration, general system maintenance
 Lead for managing service level performance with Vendor

Tier 3  Coordination of maintenance of integrations


 Participation in the assessment of changes or enhancements

SUPPORT MODEL RACI

Responsible Who is assigned to do the work


Accountable Who makes the final decision and has ultimate ownership
Consulted Who is consulted before a decision or action is taken
Informed Who must be informed a decision or action has been taken

Role/Tasks Name 1 Name 2 Name 3 Name 4 Name 5 Name 6

Post Go-Live Project Support Activities

1 Tier 1 Support            
2 Ongoing Training            
Sessions
3 Day 2            
Requests/Trackin
g
4 Reporting/KPIs/M            
etrics

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Ongoing Operational Activities


5 Daily Functional            
Unit Operations
6 Daily System            
Administration
7 Issue and            
Question Triage &
Tracking - Tier 1
8 Issue and            
Question Triage &
Tracking - Tier 2
9 Integration            
Monitoring &
Error Handling
10 Ongoing Change            
Management
11 Ongoing i-Buy            
NYU
Enhancements
12 Fiscal Year (FY)            
End Activities

SERVICE LEVEL COMMITMENT

Post implementation support must provide high touch, high resolution upon initial contact with
employee. This high service level commitment helps to ensure university wide adoption of the
new system and timely payroll processing. (TBD on the total number of Tiers required)

Tier 1 (TBD New Service/Support Center/Help Desk): Resolve at least 90% of issues related to the
new system upon initial contact with employee. Resolve at least 50% of issues related to TBD
outcomes upon initial contact with employee.

Tier 2 (TBD): Resolve almost all other payroll related issues. Tier 2 support should be immediately
available if Tier 1 cannot resolve the issue. If Tier 2 support is not immediately available, support
should be provided within one business day.

Tier 3 (TBD): Should only be necessary if further communication with another specialist is
necessary (e.g., HRO, department manager, Benefits, Employee Relations, ITS, etc.). Tier 3 issues
are not usually resolved during initial contact with the employee.

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ADDITIONAL SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS

Type SLAs Owner Notes

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SAMPLE QUESTIONS AND ISSUES

Support Tier User Type Type of Question or Example


Issue

Tier 1 All Users General  I don’t know how to do


Functionality something in the system
 How do I find training materials?
Tier 2 Fiscal Officers System Access and  I can’t login
System  I have the wrong role
 I need to assign new roles to my
Enhancements/Fixes staff
 I need to grant roles to my team
 I need to change a form
 I need to fix something that is not
correct in the system
Tier 3 Administrative Detailed  Complex Transaction
Deans Functionality
Trouble-shooting

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STAFFING MODEL

A consolidated, scalable staffing model:


 Provides transparency, faster knowledge transfer and escalation of issues
 Reduces possibility of redundant or conflicting messages to the end user

 Allows for streamlined command, control and coordination of different support tiers
(e.g., ramp up for seasonal needs, realign down time as the new system approaches
steady state usage)

 Requires less effort to manage than what is required to manage several smaller support
structures

Role Responsibilities Skills Required Staffed By

Tier 1 Support  Answer calls; log  Customer service  5.5 TBD SMEs
caller info
 Knowledge of TBD  Supplemental
 Resolve TBD configuration support provided by
questions and
Project Team
issues  Knowledge of NYU Members (e.g., PSO,
TBD policies and
 Resolve policy BAs, WorkForce) for
related questions procedures initial weeks post go
and issues where live*
possible

 Update end user


documentation
Tier 2 Support  Identity system  Customer service  2 – 3 TBD SME FTEs
configuration
issues  Knowledge of TBD
configuration
 Apply
configuration  Knowledge of NYU
changes and TBD policies and
promote changes
procedures
to production

 Amend TBD as a  Knowledge of NYU


result of TBD policies and
configuration procedures
modifications

 Answer TBD
related inquiries
(e.g., TBD, TBD)
Tier 3 Support  Answer subject  Knowledge of NYU  List all staff

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matter related policies and procedures


inquiries

JOB DESCRIPTIONS
Include brief job descriptions and required skills for each position required in the Support Model.

HOURS OF OPERATION
List hours for support team, technical support and additional helpdesks.

TECHNOLOGY AND SPACE REQUIREMENTS


Set-up for the i-Buy NYU Situation Room, located on the 2nd floor of 105 E. 17th in Room 297,
includes:
Requirement Details Notes

Conference Room
space

Phone jacks,
phones and
headsets/splitters*

Laptops

Supplies

IMPLEMENTATION WORKPLAN

Can also be tracked in Excel or Project. Sample items noted below.

No. Task Start End Owner

Staffing assessment

Units/schools identify staff with


TBD responsibilities?

How will jobs change?

Who will be re-deployed?


New/different job?

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New Job postings?

Training

Create Knowledge Base

Create job aids

Other req’d training?

Technology related

Secure and set up space

Set-up call tracking tool

Set-up phone number

Confirm process to log/close tickets

CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS


In addition to the items noted above, the following dependencies and assumptions are required
to successfully to execute the support model for [Project]:

Technical
 Successful completion of Testing & UAT
 Confirmed system “Go” prior to launch date

Change Management:
 Completed Instructor-Led School/Unit and Internal Team Training
 Final Training Materials posted
 Detailed Communcations Plan and associated planned Communications
 Completed Support Preparations (Telecommunications, ServiceLink set-up, Staffing and
Detailed Schedule, etc.)
 Updated Knowledge Base articles in ServiceLink

PROJECT ISSUES AND RISKS

List issues and risks.

POST IMPLEMENTATION GOVERNANCE

 The Project Change Control Committee will meet weekly initially to discuss
enhancements and changes. This group includes representation from [teams]
 In addition, a Power User Group will convene monthly

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 The team will leverage existing monthly Financial Forum Meetings and FO Operational
Meetings to distribute information related to the system as needed

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PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS

Functional Unit/Department Name

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