Strategic Information Systems Plan

PREFACE AND CONTENTS

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Contents

• Preface
  • Structure of the SISP Report
  • Read or Download SISP Report
• Detailed Table of Contents
  • Executive Summary
  • The Company
  • The Approach
  • The Results
  • Appendices

Preface

This Strategic Information Systems Plan (SISP) documents a Strategic Data Model developed for the Kwangju Bank (KJB) in Kwangju, South Korea. Project Plans have been defined for early delivery of priority databases and application systems to support KJB management information needs.

This is a technical document intended for staff with implementation responsibility for KJB databases and systems. It describes the analysis of the Strategic Model to develop the SISP; in appendices it documents the Strategic Data Model in detail.

The Executive Summary of this SISP Report is written from a management and business perspective; it summarises key results of the SISP for management.

The Structure of this Document

This Strategic Information Systems Plan (SISP) Technical Report is in three sections.

• Section 1 provides a brief overview of the SISP in an Executive Summary.
• Section 2 addresses development of the Strategic Model from KJB Strategic Plans.
  • It first discusses the Purpose and Benefits of a Strategic Data Model.
  • It examines the Mission, Goals, Objectives, Strategies and associated statements in the KJB Strategic Plan. It discusses Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) from the Plan.
  • Principles used to develop data models from planning statements are next discussed. The strategic data model includes data and information that support the KJB Strategic Plan, for later implementation of databases and application systems.
  • The Strategic Model, developed from the KJB Strategic Plan, was analyzed to identify major business activities and databases. This analysis identified subsets of databases that may be implemented early for delivery of priority information.
  • Recommendations for implementing the Strategic Data Model are then made.

Section 3 provides additional detail in a number of Appendices. Each Appendix includes a cover page discussing its content, and describes how the information documented within the Appendix is to be utilized.

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Table of Contents

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Executive Summary

1.0 Introduction

1.1 What is a Strategic Model?
1.2 What are the Benefits of a Strategic Model?
1.3 How Was the SISP Developed?
1.4 How Can an Information Warehouse Help Us?
1.5 What Does the SISP Tell Us?
1.6 Project Priorities
1.7 Recommendations

1.8 References

The Company

2.1 Introduction
2.2 Benefits of KJB Data Bases and Systems
2.3 KJB Strategic Plan

2.4 Understanding Business-Driven Enterprise Engineering

2.4.1 The Need for Feedback to Management

2.4.2 Data and Information for Decision-Making

2.4.3 Goals and Objectives Matrices

2.4.4 Representing Strategic Plans in a Strategic Data Model

2.4.5 Data Map Notation

2.4.6 Data Supporting Planning Statements

2.4.7 Measurement of Objectives and Performance Indicators

2.5 Current Functions, Databases and Systems

2.5.1 Current KJB Functions

2.5.2 Current KJB Databases and Systems

2.6 KJB Model Views

2.6.1 Structure of Model View Hierarchy

2.6.2 What Model Views Imply

2.6.3 Entity Contents of Each Model View

The Approach

2.7 Projects Identified from KJB Strategic Model

2.7.1 How to Identify Business Activities from a Strategic Model

2.7.1.1 Business Activity Description: Market Need Activity

2.7.1.2 Business Activity Description: Market Plan Activity

2.7.2 How to Derive Project Plans from a Strategic Model

2.7.2.1 Project Map for Market Need Analysis

2.7.2.2 Detailed Project Plans derived from a Data Model

2.7.2.3 Interdependent and Independent Activities

2.7.3 Relating Activities to Functions and Business Units

2.7.3.1 Business Activities and Functions

2.7.3.2 Business Units and Functions

2.8 KJB Information Warehouse

2.8.1 Information Warehouse Systems (EIS, DSS, OLAP, DEW

2.8.2 Management Use of an Information Warehouse

2.8.3 Decision Early Warning using an Information Warehouse

2.8.3.1 Development of a Decision Early Warning System

2.8.3.2 Using the Decision Early Warning System

2.8.3.3 Performance Measures in the Decision Early Warning System

2.8.3.4 Project Plan for the Decision Early Warning System

The Results

2.9 Project Plan Model for Kwangju Bank

2.9.1 Development of the Project Plan Model

2.9.2 Preparation for Tactical and Operational Modelling

2.9.3 Project Phase Sequence in KJB Summary Project Map

2.9.4 Priority Projects

2.9.4.1 Candidate Views For Priority Projects

2.9.4.2 Selection and Benefits of Priority Projects

2.10 Recommendations for Action

2.10.1 Tactical Modelling Focus

2.10.1.1 Recommendations

Appendices

3.1 Appendix 1 - Model Views and Strategic Maps

3.2 Appendix 2 - Cluster Reports of Projects and Activities

3.3 Appendix 3 - Planning Statement Reports

3.4 Appendix 4 - Goals and Objectives by Function

3.5 Appendix 5 - KJB Functions and Business Units

3.6 Appendix 6 - Activities by Business Function and Business Unit

3.7 Appendix 7 - Entity Report of the Strategic Model

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