2019 Report details for project: Metis Programme

Project name Metis Programme - there are 6 reports for this project: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
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Organisation HO (D16) - see all reports for this organisation
Report year 2019 (data is from September 2018)
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Description: It is proposed that the Home Office move to an updated Enterprise Resource Planning tool (ERP) and a common shared service model to provide transactional human resource (HR), finance (including payroll) and procurement services, in full alignment with the Cabinet Office Next Generation Shared Service strategic plan (NGSS) . The NGSS plan looks to operate a Crown Oversight Function that works with departments to deliver improvements in the quality of service and reduction in the operating costs of shared services
DCA (RAG) Amber/Red
DCA text: The programme remains on track for delivery but with schedule concerns relating to testing. The programme is working with suppliers to address this to minimise the impact to schedule.
Start date 2016-09-01
End date 2019-06-01
Schedule text The programme successfully completed design work for Phase 1 and completed testing of the solution. As a result of defects that surfaced in testing the programme extended the testing phase which impacted Phase 1 go-live. For Phase 2 activity design workshops are underway. Subsequently the Programme successfully delivered Phase 1 to the Department in December 2018.
Baseline £53.30m
Forecast £56.12m
Variance 5.00%
Variance text: Budget variance less than 5%
Whole Life Cost £290.53m
WLCost text: The Programme is currently running within the whole life costs approved by Cabinet Office and the Home Office Portfolio and Investment Committee.
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