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Digital Transformation September 2016 WHO WE ARE The Arizona Lottery (Lottery) is responsible for administering sanctioned games of chance with a mission To support Arizona programs for the public benefit by maximizing net revenue in a


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Digital Transformation

September 2016

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WHO WE ARE

  • The Arizona Lottery (Lottery) is responsible for administering sanctioned games of

chance with a mission “To support Arizona programs for the public benefit by maximizing net revenue in a responsible manner.”

  • The Lottery annually sells and supports over 60 games throughout the State, working

with nearly 3,000 retailers.

  • In FY16 our revenues exceeded $870 Million with beneficiary transfers in excess of

$200 Million.

  • To date, the Lottery has transferred over $3.5 Billion to Arizona programs and

services, generated more than $730 Million in retail sales commissions and paid out

  • ver $6.1 Billion in prizes.

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  • Databases are decentralized,

preventing us from working with our retailers, customers and vendors in a more fluid and collaborative fashion.

  • Our external business processes are
  • nerous to our retailers.
  • Internal processes are duplicative

and inefficient.

  • Our systems limit our ability to

support current and future needs of the Lottery.

CURRENT SITUATION

Sales

Vendor Databases Legacy System Excel/Access

Security

Legacy System Vendor Databases Integrity/Internal Control Systems Excel/Access

Licensing

Legacy System External Research Databases Excel/Access Paper

Products

arizonalottery.com Vendor Databases Social Media

Audit

Legacy System Vendor Databases Integrity/Internal Control Systems AFIS/New World Excel/Access

Accounting

Legacy System New World ERP AFIS Excel/Access Paper

X X X X X

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X X

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PROPOSED SOLUTION

  • Centralize all aspects of the

retailer experience

  • A single cloud-based mobile -

capable application

  • Instant Scalability
  • Automatic Updates
  • Fast Deployments

CRM

Security

Customer Service

Products IT Auditing Acct Sales

Licensing

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Increased Beneficiary Transfers Reduce Risk

  • f System

Failure Marketing Automation Government at the Speed

  • f Business

Improved Reporting Improved Security Measurable Results Reduce Data Duplication and Errors Improved Data Accuracy Purpose Driven Rapid Innovation Improved Customer Service

WHY TRANSFORM LOTTERY?

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ITERATIVE IMPLEMENTATION

Change Management Identify: Business Needs Project Scope

PLANNING

Review Processes Define & Prioritize Requirements Articulate Solution Design

ANALYSIS & DESIGN

Build Review

ITERATIVE DEVELOPMENT

System Test UAT

VALIDATION

Project Closure & Transition

CLOSURE

Iterations Phase I II III

Training Deploy

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FUNDING REQUEST

The Lottery is requesting the following to fund this comprehensive project. System implementation and customization (One-time) $2,370,000 Three (3) IT support staff (Recurring) $270,000 Annual software, hardware, technical support, and licensing agreements (Recurring) $990,000

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  • Retailer and customer centric business model that will result in

increased revenues and beneficiary transfers.

  • Reduced failures and increased system uptime on mission critical

systems.

  • Increased speed of critical decision making and product development.
  • Improved and consistent interdepartmental information flow requiring

less rework.

  • Customer focused system that brings licensing and compliance online.

BENEFITS

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WITHOUT FUNDING…

…the technology will continue to age with increasing system outages.

  • Lottery sales growth will be limited.
  • System downtime will increase with potential revenue losses.
  • Lottery will be unable to maintain pace with newer technology in the gaming industry.
  • Programming and locating technicians to work in COBOL will be challenging.
  • Ability to respond to Lottery organizational requirements and MUSL regulations will be limited.
  • Lottery is unable to integrate critical processes between clients, partners and retailers.
  • Lottery is unable to assimilate data at the speed of business.

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QUESTIONS?

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