TBIS - Simulation
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TBIS - what was delivered?
Transport Booking and Invoicing System (TBIS) was released as planned and on budget in January 2011 and delivered the following:
TBIS - Objectives
The objectives of the TBIS project were to provide:
Systems created by CMVS
Solutions delivered by CMVS to address business identified problems and opportunities include:
Contributors - other specialists
There were a number of other specialists involved with CMVS who provided unique expertise to the programme.
Contributors - testers
Testers made sure that no CMVS solution went live with significant errors. A number of talented testers were part of the team.
Contributors - developers
A number of very skilled developers contributed to different projects within the CMVS programme.
Contributors to CMVS
Over the five years since the start of CMVS over seventy-five people have contributed to its success. There were developers, change management, business analysts, testers and other specialists. See details below.
Programme Manager
Project Manager
Integration
Integrated Support Hub - ISH
CMVS delivered the Integrated Support Hub (ISH) which breathed new life into outdated heritage systems.
ISH integrated changes made by clients and service providers online with legacy systems to enable better work management and more streamlined processing.
End-to-end solutions
Part of CMVS' success is that, when preparing for a release, it has analysed the full business processes from client/survice provider to DVA staff action. The solutions CMVS delivered in many cases filled the gaps in and streamlined many end-to-end process.
Two projects shine as examples of CMVS' end-to-end approach to delivering solutions to business problems.