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Mitel Project Flowchart<br />

25 th October 2016


Provisioning Process - Initiation<br />

Customer Activity<br />

Onecom Activity<br />

Pre-Sales Contract Pre-order Day 0 Day 2 - 3<br />

Customer requirements<br />

identified & solution designed<br />

Sale Order & Service<br />

Agreement (if required)<br />

created<br />

Internal project handover<br />

(Sales, Technical & Service<br />

Delivery)<br />

Lease documentation<br />

submitted for customer sign off<br />

(if required)<br />

Customer sign’s off required<br />

documentation<br />

Service Delivery accept project<br />

initiation<br />

Service Delivery & customer<br />

interaction<br />

Project kick-off call scheduled<br />

with customer<br />

Customer accepts kick-off call<br />

appointment<br />

Project Kick-off call<br />

completed, project initiated &<br />

site survey scheduled<br />

Please refer to page 4 for<br />

project kick-off call<br />

information<br />

Customer attends kick-off call<br />

Notes:<br />

Project Manager/ Coordinator appointed at pre-order stage<br />

Standard lead time for installation is 30 working days (subject to site survey & Openreach survey 1 if network services are required, and customer requirements)<br />

1


Provisioning Process – Planning<br />

Customer Activity<br />

Onecom Activity<br />

Working Day 3 - 13 Working Day 14 - 26<br />

Planning & survey phase commences<br />

Planning phase completes<br />

Initial order survey stage commences<br />

and delivery dependencies identified<br />

Site survey arranged with customer<br />

Project plan document initiated<br />

Customer agrees site survey<br />

appointment<br />

If the building is pre 2000 an asbestos<br />

register will be required for site visits<br />

Network Services order raised (if required)<br />

Site survey completed and site<br />

dependencies identified. Customer will<br />

be informed of any additional<br />

requirements that have been identified<br />

at survey<br />

Customer provides access for surveyor<br />

Customer agreement to proceed<br />

required (if additional requirements<br />

identified at survey)<br />

Project plan finalised & submitted to<br />

customer for approval<br />

Customer approves project plan<br />

Project Engineer & customer interaction<br />

to discuss and complete system<br />

configuration requirements (CRF)<br />

Customer attends call with Project<br />

Engineer & completes CRF<br />

Design freeze commences<br />

Installation date scheduled<br />

Customer confirms installation date<br />

System pre-staging completed by<br />

Project Engineer<br />

Customer ensures site is ready and<br />

actions detailed in the project plan are<br />

completed prior to the scheduled<br />

installation date<br />

Customer provides access for network services surveyor (if required)<br />

Notes:<br />

If the site representative is not contactable the order may be delayed<br />

If the survey identifies issues system installation is likely to exceed standard lead time’s<br />

If additional requirements are identified at survey the project will be placed on hold until written acceptance from the customer is received<br />

If the survey identifies issues system installation is likely to exceed standard lead time’s<br />

If fixed line & data services are required a carrier survey may be required and system installation is likely to exceed standard lead time’s<br />

2<br />

CRF (customer requirements form) document is required to capture system configuration. Once signed-off the project enters design freeze<br />

2


Provisioning Process – Delivery<br />

Customer Activity<br />

Onecom Activity<br />

Working Day 27 - 30 Post Installation Handover to In-life<br />

Onsite installation & user training<br />

commences as per project plan<br />

Customer provides site access &<br />

installation support<br />

Delivery phase commences<br />

Onsite installation & user training<br />

completes. System is handed over to<br />

customer<br />

Any snagging and/ or outstanding<br />

tasks highlighted with customer &<br />

Project Manager and scheduled for<br />

completion<br />

Project Manager/ Coordinator contacts<br />

customer for post installation review and to<br />

provide an update on outstanding tasks<br />

Snagging and/ or outstanding tasks are<br />

completed<br />

Maintenance & support activated – billing<br />

commences<br />

Project completion call scheduled with<br />

Customer, Project Manager/ Coordinator,<br />

Internal Account Manager. Customer<br />

provided with key contact information for<br />

in-life support<br />

Customer attends project completion call<br />

Customer sign’s off Engineer Work<br />

Package & Lease CoA (if required)<br />

Network services order completed (if applicable) – billing commences<br />

Notes:<br />

Billing commences for maintenance & support on system go-live<br />

Billing commences for network services (lines & data connections) when the service is activated<br />

Equipment invoice is generated at point of dispatch to customer site<br />

Certificate of Acceptance customer sign off is mandatory on the final day of onsite installation<br />

3


Project Kick-off Call<br />

Attendees:<br />

• Project owner - Customer<br />

• IT representative - Customer (optional)<br />

• Onecom Project Manager<br />

• Onecom Project Coordinator (optional)<br />

• Onecom Project Engineer<br />

• Onecom Sales (optional)<br />

• Onecom Internal Account Manager<br />

Agenda:<br />

• Introduction to the Project team<br />

• Project overview - order of product deliverables & expected timescales<br />

• Communication plan - format & frequency<br />

• Review maintenance & support<br />

• Review risks, dependencies & assumptions<br />

• Project actions required for next stage<br />

• Change control process<br />

• AOB<br />

4

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