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Project Responsibilities <br />For a project of this nature and in order to ensure a successful enQuesta upgrade, it is necessary <br />for the Customer and S &S to work cohesively as a team. To achieve this goal and set the proper <br />expectations regarding roles and responsibilities, the Customer and S &S will each maintain a set of <br />project duties. <br />Customer Responsibilities <br />I. The Customer will name a dedicated Project Manager to serve as the primary Customer point - <br />of- contact for this project and represent the Customer on the necessary project planning and <br />implementation tasks and responsibilities. <br />II. The Customer will name an Executive Sponsor and provide Functional Subject Matter Experts <br />for duration of project. <br />III. The Customer will work with S &S to identify requirements for those business procedures that <br />have been modified since the last enQuesta Go -Live. Note that changes in process not <br />supported by enQuesta may result in changes in project scope. <br />IV. The Customer will ensure that the current enQuesta data environment is clean prior to the <br />data conversion to enQuesta v4.5. The Customer will provide the first data cut. The <br />Customer's data cleansing activities must be completed by the beginning of the second <br />conversion test and include fixing all "bad" records identified during the initial conversion <br />process. Bad data elements are identified as Eager and Lazy constraints. Eager constraints <br />require correction or errors will exist within the enQuesta portal when an account is accessed. <br />Clean data also entails completing end of day enQuesta tasks, such as work order, hand held, <br />cash, and credit and collection run sheets. Except for the billing run sheet, where S &S will <br />provide specific instructions on how and when to do a data cut so that we are able to do a <br />billing parallel data validation test, clean data generally entails that there are no open batches <br />in the system and that any daily/ weekly/ monthly and interface run sheets have been <br />completed if they have been started. Run sheets, save for billing, should be complete by the <br />beginning of each data cut and conversion. S &S will provide specific instructions and <br />documentation on how to prepare your existing environment and how to execute a data cut <br />for each data conversion. <br />V. Prior to the first conversion, the Customer must have the latest MR in their production <br />environment. <br />VI. The Customer will participate in data conversion/ data validation through the use of existing <br />enQuesta version to enQuesta v4.5 comparisons and then by reviewing specific reports. <br />VII. The Customer will provide formal sign off (sample sign -off documents provided in Appendix <br />D) on project related documents and deliverables including: Business Requirement <br />Documents as required, Testing, Training, Simulation, Go -Live, 30 Days Post Go- Live /System <br />Acceptance. Sign -off is required within 5 days of the completion of each milestone event <br />unless a showstopper issue has been clearly identified, documented and agreed upon by both <br />parties. <br />VIII. The Customer maintains primary responsibility for the testing of enQuesta functionality once <br />deployed to the Train environment. The Customer is responsible for creating and executing a <br />set of Test Cases that will ensure the system is tested thoroughly by the Customer prior to <br />Simulation. <br />IX. The Customer is responsible for ensuring that key personnel and users have successfully <br />completed end -user training offered remotely and /or onsite. The Customer bears the <br />responsibility for any and all travel and living related expenses for customer personnel. S &S <br />has provided a travel budget based on estimated number of trips. <br />City of Santa Ana - enQuesta Upgrade Statement of Work <br />Page 16 of 32 Proprietary and Confidential to Systems & Software, Inc. 2/16/2016 <br />Document subject to the California Public Records Act <br />