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CPO The Path Forward This Is Our Journey Through The Mountains. The mission of the Office of the Chief Product Officer (CPO) is to provide the pathway and brokerage support for our customers necessary to access shared services,


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CPO – The Path Forward

  • This Is Our Journey Through The Mountains.

The mission of the Office of the Chief Product Officer (CPO) is to provide the pathway and brokerage support for our customers necessary to access shared services, innovation, cloud and network services and related enterprise capabilities. Our vision is to provide the best, most comprehensive service

  • fferings at the lowest price and

to define the governing standards that will streamline efficiencies across HHS Operating Divisions.

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CPO Strategic Goals

  • Customer Satisfaction

– Customer Engagement – Collaboration Across HHS – Shorter expectations – Faster delivery

  • Investment Alignment
  • Cost Savings
  • Reduce System Duplication
  • Enterprise License Management
  • Enhance Interoperability
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CPO Strategic Objectives

  • ID Management
  • Network Management
  • Cloud IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
  • Enterprise System Management
  • Innovation & Emerging Tech
  • Service Catalog, Pipeline, SLAs and Chargeback
  • Platform and Services Strategy
  • Business Intelligence, AI, Data Analytics and

Reporting

  • Unified Communications
  • Mobile Development
  • Assistive technologies
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CPO Principles

  • Run CPO like a business
  • Leverage services, COTS, and products to the best

extent possible before “custom coding”

  • Be an honest, competitive broker for HHS
  • Enable the business through products and services
  • Listen to our customers
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CPO Core Service Offerings

  • Core Services
  • Requirements Analysis and Solutions Identification
  • Provisioning of Core Platforms across the enterprise
  • Development of Enterprise Applications
  • Application Configuration and Integration
  • Vendor Management and Brokerage
  • Collaboration Services
  • Collaboration Tools and Technologies
  • Production Reporting
  • Business Intelligence Dashboard/Query
  • Workflow
  • Data Management
  • Predictive Analytics
  • Agile Solutions
  • Automation of Mission-Specific Systems
  • E-services and Cloud Computing
  • Customer Services
  • Stakeholder Mission Alignment and Support
  • Innovation & Continuous Improvement
  • Performance Monitoring and Metrics
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CPO…

  • Generating IMPACT Across

HHS OpDivs

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Office of the CPO

Mission Statement

CPO stands READY to take ACTION on any project, service, or IT need that will generate positive IMPACT for HHS and HHS OpDivs

  • READY. ACTION.
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Mission Alignment, Not IT

❑ Collaborative Self Service ❑ Social Inclusion ❑ Increased Service Quality

Focus on IMPACT

❑ 360 Degree View of Case and Client ❑ Modern Mobile Tools ❑ Adapt Quickly to changing needs

Carrots and Sticks

❑ Reduce Manual Work ❑ Better Understand Costs and Delays ❑ Target Services More Accurately

Re-Imagine HHS’ Enterprise Digital Transformation

The Office Of The CPO Envisions An Organization Built Around These Areas

  • READY. ACTION.
  • Software

Engineering

  • Centralized Business

Functions

  • Vendor Management
  • Brokerage Model
  • Shared Services
  • Special Initiatives
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Software Engineering

  • Build a DevOps pipeline
  • Develop a change management process
  • Develop SOPs to govern reporting and PM work
  • Develop a comprehensive Portfolio of Projects
  • Stabilize/structure OEAD
  • Define competencies/areas of expertise
  • Rationalize portfolio
  • Determine grow, maintain, or stop
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Centralized Business Functions

Centralize Functions Common Across The OpDivs

− Cloud Brokerage − Contract Management − Vendor Management − Enterprise Applications − Shared Services Management − Service Catalog Management − License Management − Strategic Partnerships

Enterprise Focus. Economies of Scale. Industry Best Practices.

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  • Product Development (Micro-

Services)

  • Enterprise Application

Development

  • Data and Analytics Brokerage
  • Enterprise Management
  • High Performance Computing

(HPC)

  • IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS Offerings
  • Identify existing services
  • Develop a HHS Service Catalog
  • Rationalize the Opdiv Service

Catalogs

  • Identify new services platforms
  • Mobile app services
  • HPC
  • Data Integration and Analysis Self-

Service

NIH IH

CDC CDC

IH IHS

FDA

ACF ACF

Shared Service Categories

This Is The Foundation For The CPO Shared Service Catalog (CPO SSC)

CM CMS

Transformative Service Offerings. Defined SLAs. Clear Pricing. Expert Support.

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Mission and Strategy. Cutting Edge Tech. Smart Use of Cloud.

Special Initiatives

Focused on IMPACT

Aligned To Mission And Strategy Special Projects:

  • EHRP
  • EHCM
  • Network
  • Sandbox
  • GET with IT

IMPACT Focused: ✓ BIG Financial Savings ✓ Modernization Kick-Starter

✓ ✓ ✓

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Questions

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Chief Product Officer Todd Simpson (Acting) 2210/ES00

Appendix A – CPO Organization

Product Identification & Pipeline #314, Matthew Shallbetter, 2210/15 #322, Greg Smith, 2210/13 #342, Drew Waggoner, 2210/14 #3, Vacant (Cloud Sandbox), 2210/11 #4, Vacant (Innovation & Emerging Solutions), 2210/14 Deputy CPO Jason Boyd 2210/15 Product Development #326, Jack Stoute, 2210/15 Product & Service Definition #333, Keith Tucker, 2210/15 Vendor Management #7, Lead, Vacant, 2210/15 #306, Marc Rupinta, 2210/13 #209, Ricky Haynes, 2210/14 #200, Traci Green, 2210/14 #8, Mark Naggar, 2210/13 #9, Vacant, 2210/12 Web & Micro Services #166, Anjum Dahya, 2210/14 #362, Xi Steven Zhou, 1412/13 #194, Ignatius Gomes, 2210/12 #358, Ed Wu, 2210/13 #354, Mark McKinney, 2299/7 Collaboration & Business Mgmt #107, LCDR M. Amoh, PHS #141, D. Caruano, 2299/05 #176, Tracy Ellerbe, 201/12 Reporting & Analytics #361, Darleen Young, 2210/14 #136, M. Broadaway, 2210/13 #146, Peter Chen, 2210/13 #203, Lloyd Hamilton, 2210/13 #336, Judy Vann, 2210/13 Enterprise Applications & Systems Integration #5, Lead, Vacant, 2210/14 #237, Nathan Knight, 2210/14 #275, Michael Ocasio, 2210/12 #6, Vacant, 2210/12 System Testing & Transition #168, Alesia Davis, 2210/14 #110, Coletta Anthony, 301/13 #287, Gerard Piller, 303/7 #300, Stefanie Roberts, 301/11 #222, Tamika Jenkins, 301/11 Platform Management ENMOD Program Manager #50, J. Walters, 2210/15 (See OIS for matrix reporting to ENMOD PM) EHCM #115, Perryn Ashmore, 2210/15 #178, Sandy Fedorko, 2210/13 #329, John Taylor, 2210/12 Business Operations #10, Vacant, 343/15 [#157, Cocco (Acting Lead), 2210/14] #273, Peter Novick, 2210/14 #321, Angela Smith, 2210/14 #249, Lowell Matthews, 2210/14 #175, Hubert Ellerbe, 343/14 #135, Joyce B-Sanders, 2210/13 #242, Dion Lawrence, 343/12

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Appendix B – The Pipeline