The Department of Labour Portfolio Committee – PPP and ICT Strategy 13 February 2013 Date: 13 February 2013

Agenda IT/ PPP and ICT Strategy Update Overview Lessons Learned from the IT/PPP Contract ICT Strategy Implementation

ICT Strategy Implementation PPP/ICT Close out and ICT Strategy Implementation Update Dec ‘02 Dec ‘12 May ‘12 ICT PPP The ICT PPP ran for 10 years and was intended to provide operational services, access to industry expertise as well as a transformation of applications The PPP did not realise the intent of transforming ICT with only 3 of the 18 application being completed to business satisfaction At the end of PPP, a comprehensive Exit and Transfer exercise was completed to handover all knowledge to the Department and prepare for the implementation of the ICT Strategy ICT Strategy Implementation The new ICT Operating Model is being implemented it includes Building of internal capacity Appointment of vendors for additional capacity in specialised areas. Technology business requirements for core systems are being developed and in critical areas like CF and UIF are completed and the rest in progress (medium to long term) Infrastructure improvements engagements including tools of trade have started (short to medium term) PPP Period ICT Strategy Implementation

The PPP contract has provided vital lessons learnt in order to better manage technology services going forward The PPP contract has highlighted a number of key lessons for future contracts:   Governance structures agreed upon should be made functional by management and not left to collapse The contractors cannot be left to manage themselves. Skilled internal capacity should always be established to manage the contract delivery (project management, business analysis, service level management, etc.) Need to put in place clear contracting principles – particularly principles related to critical aspects such as financial management.

The approved ICT Strategy implementation is underway Characteristics & Key Elements of the ICT Strategy Transition Business Enablement Infrastructure ICT Skills Factory ICT Strategy IT Operating Model Approach Data Centre Internal Capacity Contribution to SA Skills Set ICT Governance Front Office Network ICT Process Core System Telephony ICT Structure Cross Functional Desktop Devices ICT Sourcing Back Office Objectives Core Business Systems Business Continuity Support Services System Green IT Cost Reduction

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