1. Click to edit Master subtitle style 5/21/12 SAA IT IMPLIMENTAIONT 23 November 2011

2. 5/21/12 SAFA The South African Football Association is the mother body responsible for all football matters in South Africa SAFA is made up of National Teams, Competitions, Educational programmes and all kinds of other football related activities

3. 5/21/12 SAFA Structure SAFA head office 9 Provinces 52 Regions 350+ LFA All with many competitions, clubs, teams, players, officials, referees, coaches, administrators, fans, etc

4. 5/21/12 SAFA Competitions SAFA U17 CHAMPIONSHIP NEDBANK CUP – MINI PLAY-OFFS SAB U21 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SASOL LEAGUE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP VODACOM LEAGUE NATIONAL PLAY-OFFS ABSA WOMENS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

5. 5/21/12 SAFA Community strategy SAFA has identified that the future of football in South Africa lies in building a digital community of all South Africans with an interest in any aspect of football The hub of this community will be the SAFA web site: www.safa.netwww.safa.net All football, at all levels will be administered via the web site

6. 5/21/12 SAFA operations system In order to professionalise the way that football is run in South Africa we need best of breed software to run it Through our cooperation with the German Football Association, they are providing us with their system at NO LICENCE FEE. This is regarded as the best system in the world

7. 5/21/12 THE MODULES Matchday operations League and tournament management Referee appointment Course management Sports disciplinary system Match report Player registration (Association) Coach and referee licence managem. Association management Mailbox system Club registration form User administration Personal Database, address management e.g. Sports disciplinary system Stage 1Stage 2 Further modules Representative teams Cognos

8. 5/21/12 Community Football is the most popular activity in South Africa with well over 50% of the population involved in one way or another We want to turn all these football people into the largest digital community in South Africa

9. 5/21/12 System architecture

10. 5/21/12 Direct Communication www.safa.net The SAFA web site will be SAFAs communication portal to the world, it will be the shop window into each SAFA property, programme or department It will contain all SAFAs content in all formats (text, photo, graphic, video and audio) on all the events for all its properties It will be built using web standards taking into account usability and accessibility best practices The HOD responsible of each SAFA property, programme and department will be accountable for their section(s) of the web site Community members will be encouraged to participate and help shape every aspect of football in South Africa