OPM E-Government Initiative
E-Payroll
Office of Personnel Management
Strategic Compensation Conference 2002
August 27-28, 2002
OPM e-Gov Initiatives
- e-Clearance
- EHRI
- e-Payroll
- Recruitment One-Stop
- Retirement System Modernization
- e-Training
Interrelationships Among OPM e-Gov Initiatives
[This slide shows a graphic of a model. The model is made up of three columns.
Within the columns, there are boxes with labels. The boxes are connected by
lines.]
The first column is titled Recruitment.
- A line connects "Recruitment One-Stop" and "Agency Assessment
Systems."
- A line connects "Agency Assessment Systems" and "e-Clearance."
- "e-Clearance" is located partially in the first column and partially
in the second column.
The second column is titled Employment.
- A line connects "e-Clearance" and "Agency Systems/Validations."
- A line connects the first column label "Agency Assessment Systems"
and "Agency Systems/Validations."
- A line connects "Agency Systems/Validations" and "e-Training."
- A line connects "Agency Systems/Validations" and "Enterprise
Human Resources Integration."
- A line connects "Agency Systems/Validations" and "e-Payroll."
- "e-Payroll" is located partially in the second column and partially
in the third column.
The third column is titled Retirement.
- A line connects "Enterprise Human Resources Integration" and "Retirement
Systems Modernization."
At the bottom of the slide are the following words:
The Employee Life Cycle
OPM E-Payroll
The Current Environment
- 22 Payroll Providers
- 4 Largest service 80% of total Federal civilian payroll
- Def Finance & Accounting Service
- Dept of Interior
- Dept of Veterans Affairs
- Dept of Agriculture
- Cost for current provider systems (FY 2003 – 2012)
- Operations - $1.5 billion
- Investments - $.7 billion
- TOTAL - $2.2 billion
OPM E-Payroll
Recommendation
- Consolidate Federal payroll providers
- Standardize payroll policies
- Modernize payroll systems as necessary
- Phased approach to achieve the end state, an integrated HR/Payroll system
OPM E-Payroll
Phased Approach
The first phase includes the following labels:
- Consolidation
- Standardization
- Enterprise Architecture
The second phase includes the following label:
- Interim State - Sept. 2004
The third phase includes the following labels:
- Standardization Continues
- Final Enterprise Architecture
The fourth phase includes the following label:
OPM E-Payroll
Benefits
- Elimination Of Redundancies
- Internal Efficiencies and Effectiveness
- Cost Reductions
- Foundation For Achieving Vision
OPM E-Payroll
Timeline
What we’ve done
- Apr 2002 – Final Business Case Analysis
- May 2002 - Request for Responses
- July 2002
- Provider Responses Received
- Develop Benchmarking Plan
- Develop Migration Outline
- August 2002
- Evaluate Individual Provider Responses
- Rank Provider Responses
OPM E-Payroll
Timeline
What we need to do
- September 2002
- Make Recommendations for Consolidated Providers
- Consolidated Providers Selected
- October 2002
- Agencies Select Consolidated Provider
- Migration Begins
E-Payroll Contact Information
- Norm Enger
OPM e-Gov Program Director
202 606-1000
- Janet Dubbert
Director, Office of Payroll Policy and Systems Integration
Project Manager, e-Payroll
202 606-2800
- Naldyne Kotecki
Director, Consolidation and Systems Integration
202 418-3163
- Joe Campbell
Director, Payroll Policy
202 606-1534
U.S. Office of Personnel Management 1900 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20415 | (202) 606-1800 | TTY (202) 606-2532
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