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Wyoming School Facilities Commission The AiM of Government Transparency

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公司规模
1,000+
地区
  • America
国家
  • United States
产品
  • AssetWorks AiM
技术栈
  • BIRT Reporting
实施规模
  • Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
  • Cost Savings
  • Customer Satisfaction
  • Productivity Improvements
技术
  • 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用行业
  • 教育
适用功能
  • 设施管理
用例
  • 楼宇自动化与控制
服务
  • 软件设计与工程服务
  • 系统集成
关于客户
The Wyoming School Facilities Commission (SFC) is a state government entity responsible for prioritizing and funding capital construction and major maintenance projects for all K-12 facilities in 48 school districts in a 400 x 400 mile area. Since 2002 the SFC has been appropriated $1.4 billion in capital funding and $365 million in major maintenance funding. The SFC manages a total of 448 educational buildings, 159 educational portable buildings, and 692 support/residence buildings, covering a total of 6,300 acres statewide.
挑战
The Wyoming School Facilities Commission (SFC) was struggling with managing their facilities management and capital project funds due to the use of various spreadsheets and nonintegrated databases. This made reporting a difficult and time-consuming task. There was no structure in place to manage funds effectively and they did not even know how many projects were being funded. Controls over capital project monies did not exist and there was very little documentation on SFC business processes. After extensive analysis, the SFC concluded that out of 1,100 projects, 750 of those projects were overspent.
解决方案
The SFC selected AiM by AssetWorks after an extensive review of available solutions. The AiM solution would provide the accountability, internal controls, reporting, transparency and enforcement of business processes that the SFC needed to serve the citizens of Wyoming. During the implementation process, the SFC worked closely with AssetWorks to chart the course for SFC’s new system. AssetWorks employs a proven, industry-leading implementation methodology that is a collaborative effort between AssetWorks and the client. This methodology consists of six documented and well-defined steps that include: Detailed Implementation Planning, Installation and Configuration Training, Business Process Analysis with Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Draft, System SetUp and Configuration Workflow Walkthrough with SOP Verification, End-User Training and Go-Live Support.
运营影响
  • The SFC went live with AssetWorks in March 2008 and rolled out AiM to all 48 school districts. The school districts all had a variety of asset management systems tracking capital construction and major maintenance monies. While the school districts are not obligated to use AiM to manage their day-to-day routine/preventive maintenance, they are required to use AiM for state level reporting on capital construction and major maintenance projects.
  • Anyone who now visits the Wyoming School Facilities Commission website can log into the AiM IWMS database and view financial reports. Project contracts and associated project expenditures, major maintenance and associated expenditures, contract amounts and budgets reports all contain live, real-time data.
  • Before AiM, paper invoices were submitted by certified mail, a costly and time-consuming process. Now, invoices are submitted electronically with a copy of the actual payment application from the vendor attached as a related document. All payment request approvals are handled electronically using AiM security filters and roles which documents the status of any request, at any point in time in the process.
  • The SFC is beginning to develop district facility plans using planned work requests and BIRT reporting. BIRT stands for Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools. BIRT is a webbased, open source reporting system that is bundled with AiM. Using BIRT allows the SFC to avoid paying software licensing fees that other reporting tools require.
数量效益
  • Increased control over capital project monies, state appropriations and business process documentation.
  • All historical financial data ($1.765 billion) from 2002 forward is accounted for in AiM by district, project, site, building and work code.

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