Presenting the Project

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ICT Standards and Guidelines

Presenting the Project and the Team

Sharif Hussein

President, CNSI International

Objectives of this Session

To present the project

To present the structure of the team

To highlight the working relationships between OMSAR and the team

To outline the deliverables of the project

The Project

OMSAR contracted CNSI in June 2002

The Project was funded by the Arab Fund for Social and

Economic Development

Work proceeded throughout the next 6 months

It was completed and revised by Spring 2003

The Knowledge of the Team

CNSI Experts

(In the USA)

CNSI Experts

(In Lebanon)

OMSAR Experts

(Task Force)

Project Leader

(USA)

The Structure of the Team

Project Manager

(Lebanon)

Quality Assurance

(USA)

Product Manager

(Lebanon)

Domain

Experts

Peer

Reviewers

The Deliverables of the Project

Deliverable 1

 Analysis of the Current Situation

Deliverable 2

 The Standards and Guidelines

 13 documents (Or segments)

Deliverable 3

 The Global Recommendations Document

Deliverable 4

 Recommendations for a Legal Framework for Standardization

Deliverable 1:

Analysis of the Current Situation

Analyzed the situation addressing Standards and Guidelines

OMSAR conducted a Survey of all Ministries and Agencies:

Purpose : to prepare an inventory of ICT resources

This was augmented by a Survey from Team CNSI:

Purpose : to assess current and planned work on standardization

Deliverable 2:

The Standards and Guidelines

OMSAR had initially requested 9 functional areas to be addressed

OMSAR and CNSI reworked these into 13 segments

The functional areas covered:

Standards and Guidelines related to ICT Products

Standards and Guidelines related to ICT Practices

The 13 Standards and Guidelines Areas or Segments

Standards and Guidelines for ICT Products Standards and Guidelines for ICT Practices

Hardware Quality Management

Networking (Includes Cabling)

Telecommunications

Software Applications

Selection and Evaluation Framework

Database Systems

Operating Systems

Building, Rooms and Environment

Information Integrity and Security

Data Definition and Exchange

Risk Management

Configuration Management

The structure of the segments will be presented in a later presentation

There will also be demonstrations of several of the above

It is hoped that OMSAR will extend work on

Standards and Guidelines in the following areas:

Project Management

ICT Human Resources

Structure and Organization of ICT Units

Additional new technologies (Mostly web based)

Procurement of ICT products and services

Software Development Processes

Deliverable 3:

The Global Policy Document

This was based on the findings of the 13 Segments

It charted global policies that OMSAR / CNSI are proposing to the Government

The document also presented a proposed implementation plan

Both plan and recommendations will be presented later on

Deliverable 4:

Recommendations for a Legal Framework

Legal experts identified existing laws and regulations that related to Standards and Guidelines

They analyzed requirements and presented recommendations

They identified possible conflicts with existing laws

Akram Najjar will now present

“The Structure of the Project”

And the “Proposed

Implementation Plan”

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