OIRM Business Process Planning Overview for Business & Operations Advisory Committee May 27 – 28, 2015.

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OIRM Business Process Planning Overview for Business & Operations Advisory Committee May 27 – 28, 2015

Relocation to the new NSF Headquarters in Alexandria, VA will present unique challenges with maintaining continuity of services for the Foundation. To ensure a smooth transition, OIRM established a working group to: –Identify and categorize key services which could be impacted by the relocation to the new Alexandria Headquarters into three (3) categories: no or minimal impact, moderate impact, significant impact; –Support development of Fiscal Year (FY) 2016 Budget Requests in Phase I and FY17 Budget Requests in Phase II as a result of the relocation; –Identify and monitor high level milestones related to service transition; and –Identify owners who will implement and monitor processes during and post transition. Information & Background 2

Methodology and High-level Schedule Identify Services Impacted Assist and Coordinate Relocation Planning Track Implementati on Progress Monitor New Operations I I II III IV Develop an inventory of all OIRM services to be provided at the new location Identify any FY16 new staffing or contract requirements Identify areas of increased concern and/or risk Draft “As Is” and “To Be” scenarios Identify resources necessary to implement and maintain the “To Be” scenarios Develop an inventory of all OIRM services to be provided at the new location Identify any FY16 new staffing or contract requirements Identify areas of increased concern and/or risk Draft “As Is” and “To Be” scenarios Identify resources necessary to implement and maintain the “To Be” scenarios Identify stakeholders Draft goal statement and proposed outcomes Coordinate the development of plans to implement and operate new services Establish OIRM-wide milestones Develop operations alternatives Identify inter- dependencies and potential risks Identify stakeholders Draft goal statement and proposed outcomes Coordinate the development of plans to implement and operate new services Establish OIRM-wide milestones Develop operations alternatives Identify inter- dependencies and potential risks Monitor project(s) completion progress Identify potential risks and support with workarounds or mitigation practices Evaluate activities on the critical path to minimize execution delays Develop additional plans for transition as needed Monitor project(s) completion progress Identify potential risks and support with workarounds or mitigation practices Evaluate activities on the critical path to minimize execution delays Develop additional plans for transition as needed Monitor the operations of new services at the new NSF headquarters Perform corrective actions when needed to resolve any unanticipated issues Monitor the operations of new services at the new NSF headquarters Perform corrective actions when needed to resolve any unanticipated issues Phases Activities FY14 FY15 FY15-FY17 OIRM service inventory Individual operations plans Status reports Artifacts Current Phase FY17-FY18 Status reports 3 Move to new NSF HQ

Key Services 4

OIRM Services at New NSF Headquarters 20 of 56 services we provide are changing, more than a third, approx. 36% overall. In the Divisions, the impact is also significant: DAS 10 of 21 or approx. 48% DIS 5 of 21 or approx. 24% HRM 5 of 14 or approx. 36% In addition, there are 21 services that overlap internally in OIRM and/or require coordination 5

Address overlaps & coordination Resource requirements & prioritization Engage with the Union Coordination within NSF Finalize recommendations Next Steps 6