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CalACES Project Steering Committee Meeting March 15, 2018

Public opportunity to speak on items not on the Agenda Call Meeting to Order Agenda Review Public opportunity to speak on items not on the Agenda Approve the Minutes of the February 15, 2018 Project Steering Committee Meeting and update of Action Items

CalACES/CalSAWS Planning

Original Scope Revised Scope CalSAWS Planning Strategy Adjustments Overall CalSAWS Planning Strategy Adjustments CalWIN/CalSAWS 58-County Requirements Planning: User Labs and Facilitated Requirements Gathering Sessions CalWIN Ancillary Systems Inventory and Analysis CalWIN Business Process Gap Analysis Original Scope Workflow 1 Continue Migration Planning and Joint Development Activities Workflow 2 Conduct CalACES Alternatives Analysis and Cost Benefit Analysis Workflow 3 Conduct CalSAWS Planning and Analysis CalWIN/CalSAWS Requirements Analysis  CalWIN Ancillary Systems Inventory & Analysis  CalWIN/CalSAWS Data Conversion Strategy  CalWIN Initial Data Mapping  Revised Scope Workflow 1 Continue Migration Planning and Joint Development Activities Workflow 2 Conduct CalACES-CalSAWS Alternatives Analysis and Cost Benefit Analysis Workflow 3 Conduct CalSAWS Business Process Gap Analysis/Change Management

Conduct Detailed Requirements Planning CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 0 Conduct Detailed Requirements Planning When: February 1 - March 7 (5 weeks) Participants: CalWIN and CalACES Existing Project Staff Tasks: Plan user labs and requirements sessions Document guiding principles and escalation process Identify skill-sets and secure resources Determine travel budget for county staff for PAPD Update Assist with communication processes with counties Output Work Plan/schedule Staff Loading Plan Travel Budget PAPD Update CRFI for CalWIN county recruitment

Internal Initial Review of Existing System Requirements CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 1 Internal Initial Review of Existing System Requirements When: February 15 – March 16 Participants: CalWIN and CalACES Existing Project Staff Task: Review existing 560 system requirements Output Confirm CalWIN impact on the existing requirements Determine requirements that have no CalWIN impact Determine requirements where specific CalWIN requirements will be needed (i.e. Conversion)

CalACES Requirements Summary 560 CalACES requirements resulted from the C-IV/LRS Side-by-Side process. Note that some requirements correspond to the core application, others correspond to CalWIN ancillary systems Requirement Category # of Requirements Analytics 1 Batch & Interface 11 Call Center 5 Central Print Change Management 4 Conversion 16 Correspondence 69 Training Delivery Training Development 76 Utilities/Journal/Resources 6 Subtotal 200

CalACES Requirements Summary Requirement Category # of Requirements Data Collection and Eligibility 116 All Programs 19 Application Registration 7 Cal-Learn 1 Change Reason 3 Child Care CMSP File Clearance Financial Root Questions/Non-Financial Root Questions 2 General Assistance/General Relief (GA/GR) 5 General Requirements Home Page Homeless Assistance Inter-County Transfer (ICT) 8 Medi-Cal/CalHEERS Non-compliance Periodic Reporting Renewals (CW, CF, MC) 4 Supervisor Authorization - EDBC Time Limits Verifications Welfare To Work 17 WINS Subtotal

CalACES Requirements Summary Note that some requirements (*) will be impacted by the cloud strategy Requirement Category # of Requirements * Enterprise Infrastructure 1 * Equipment and Software 19 Fiscal 42 General Requirements 8 Help Desk 2 Imaging Implementation 9 Lobby Management Manage Personnel 31 Operations Project Management 22 RDB 5 Reports 14 Site Preparation and Installation 3 Special Investigations Units 50 System Development Task Management Testing 16 Subtotal 244

CalSAWS User Labs When: April 2 – May 11 (6 weeks) CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 2 CalSAWS User Labs When: April 2 – May 11 (6 weeks) Participants: CalWIN County Staff, CalWIN Project Staff, LRS Project Staff, C-IV Project Staff, Migration Planning Staff Best and brightest County SMEs who understand CalWIN Recruiting Process: CalWIN CRFI Travel costs will be covered (but not staff time) Task: Understand and become familiar with LRS target system and 560 CalACES requirements to enable informed participation in subsequent requirements gathering sessions Sessions: 20 participants per session, Monday - Thursday Concurrent sessions in North and South locations Participants will attend 1 or more weekly sessions Day 1 Sample Agenda follows

CalSAWS User Labs: Day 1 Sample Agenda CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 2 CalSAWS User Labs: Day 1 Sample Agenda Welcome/Introduction Orientation PPT Overall CalSAWS plan/high level roadmap and schedule Message from Leadership Team Existing CalACES Requirements and how/where to find them Guiding Principles Goals for User Labs Next Steps Web-based Training (WBT) Basic Navigation Specific to User Lab, such as Medi-Cal Processing Will be provided to counties in advance to allow in-county preparation Group walk through of functionality Opportunities to use/test system with scenarios/test scripts Continues throughout the week Daily Debrief Goal: Q&A, potential requirements, additional case scenarios

CalSAWS User Labs (Continued) CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 2 CalSAWS User Labs (Continued) Support for Participants: Facilitator: Welcome, orientation, Director’s message, CalSAWS Roadmap/Schedule (where we are and where we’re going), managing the daily debrief, consolidating feedback for requirements gathering sessions Roamers: LRS and CIV SMEs will provide instant help, navigation assistance, context for application organization, how various counties use the system Scribe: take notes/feedback and lessons learned, assist facilitator Tech Support: available to immediately address environment/access issues Environment: Active LRS test environment with pre-loaded data/test cases/scenarios Will allow for creation of new cases and manipulation of existing cases Batch support and time advancement available Outputs: Users will review and use the system Users will identify potential gaps and project staff will document the gaps The gaps will be reviewed in Phase 3, Requirements Gathering Sessions

CalSAWS User Lab Proposed Weekly Schedule CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 2 CalSAWS User Lab Proposed Weekly Schedule Week 1 – Eligibility, CalWORKs, CalFresh, ICT, eAPPs, CalHEERS Week 2 – Eligibility, Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CMSP, ICT, eAPPs, CalHEERS Week 3 – Welfare-to-Work, Child Care Week 4 – Miscellaneous (Security) Week 5 – Fiscal Week 6 – Foster Care, AAP, Kin-GAP, ARC Participants will attend 1 or more weekly sessions

Guided Requirements Gathering Sessions CalSAWS Requirements Planning: Phase 3 Guided Requirements Gathering Sessions When: May 14 – June 22 (6 weeks) Sessions scheduled by specific topic area Each topic expected to be no more than 1 week Number of sessions to be determined Participants: 58 County Representation, CalWIN Project Staff, LRS Project Staff, C-IV Project Staff, Migration Planning Staff County Staff should be able to make decisions for the counties they represent and ideally will have participated in the user lab sessions Recruiting Process: CalWIN CRFI Travel costs will be covered (but not staff time) Each participant would be expected to attend 1 or more sessions Output: Updated statement of requirements to be presented to the stakeholders

Analyze CalWIN County Business Processes CalWIN Business Process Gap Analysis Analyze CalWIN County Business Processes When: April 2 – June 29 (13 weeks) or Later Participants: CalWIN Counties, CalWIN Project Staff, Vendor TBD Output: Updated requirements to address business process gaps

Analyze CalWIN Ancillary Systems/External Tools CalWIN Ancillary Systems/External Tools Analysis Analyze CalWIN Ancillary Systems/External Tools When: April 2 – June 29 (13 weeks) or Later Participants: CalWIN Counties, CalWIN Project Staff, Vendor TBD Output: Updated requirements with Ancillary Systems/External Tool Results

CalACES Integrated Change Control Update

SPG – SCR Prioritization Group CalACES Project Integration SPG – SCR Prioritization Group Primary Functions The SPG is responsible for establishing and maintaining SCR priorities. The SPG ensures business objectives are adequately prioritized and that the Consortium’s strategies in support of legislative mandates are being met. In practice, SPG responsibilities are carried out by: Reviewing and combining Committee, Project Steering Committee (PSC) and Joint Powers Authority (JPA) strategic priorities. Meeting to obtain SCR status updates. Maintaining the project’s Change Management Tool to reflect SPG decisions on SCR prioritization. Providing feedback and insight regarding the strategic SCR direction of the CalACES Consortium which includes: LRS Modifications and/or Enhancements (M&E); C-IV Maintenance and Operations (M&O), and CalACES Migration D&I

SPG – SCR Prioritization Group – continued Participants CalACES Project Integration SPG – SCR Prioritization Group – continued Participants SPG is comprised of the Application Deputy Directors/Managers and designated Consortium Application Leads, along with the application contractor and quality assurance vendor. Decision makers Dorothy Avila Karen Rapponotti Laura Chavez

SPG – SCR Prioritization Group – continued CalACES Project Integration SPG – SCR Prioritization Group – continued Initial focus Establish a priority list which focuses on new mandated policy and policy in C-IV but not in LRS. Identify SCRs in either/both systems that can mitigate gaps in functionality. Ongoing Consider committee top priorities, strategic priorities and continue mitigating gaps between the systems. Monitor the ongoing progress of prioritized SCRs

“The Purge”

The Purge Please turn to the following handout: 7-1 DataPurgeApproach 02_28_17.pptx

Automated Assistant (BOT) Update Workgroup Schedule Planning Schedule

Discussion: Transforming Project Steering Committee Meeting & Management Regional Site Visits

CalACES Logo Update

M&O Application Update

Policy Please turn to the following handout: 11-1 JPA-PSC Policy Update 031518.pptx

Review CalACES JPA Board Agenda Please turn to the following handout: 12-1_JPA Regular Agenda 03-23-2018 DRAFT.doc

Regional Updates/Sharing

Lunch

State Systems Update

EBT Performance & Availability State Systems Update Diaper Benefits: Status of questions, answers and Rollout Functionality EBT Performance & Availability ACMS MEDS Modernization Other State Projects and Key Initiatives

Adjourn Meeting