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Release 1

Sprint 1
Product Product
Product ...

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Sprint 2
Product Product
Product ...
Generic Points

1. Service transition manager is present when release planning is done.


Together with ITS-BAU STM determines the priority of the transition related
products
2. Time required to be ready for BAU (PINS deliverables)
Release 2 determines the Release X
earliest point for go live.
3. In principle End of Release is handover support to BAU. If BAU is not ready,
handover can be moved to the next release

Sprint 1 Sprint 1
Product Product Product Product
Product ... Product ...

............................ ............................

Sprint 2 Sprint 2
Product Product Product Product
Product ... Product ...
When Criteria

Project Startup

Initial creation of product backlog Identify the Solution Center the project fits into

Initial creation of product backlog Plan for Solution Center involvement

Release Planning

Release Plan Agree deliverables in release

Release Plan Identify the point(s) in time for handover to BAU Support (at
every release/ after release X )

Release Plan Agree for SAC ITS to be built in to release acceptance criteria

Release Plan Get SAC for the service line in which the project lands added to
the Release Plan (DoD for Release)

Get SAC for other involved service units (ie service desk) added
Release Plan to the Release Plan (DoD for Release)

Release Plan Get Security Checklist added to the release plan

Release Plan Add to the Release Acceptance: BAU Readiness

For product backlog of each release

Add product at the start of the Release. Product description:


Product Backlog Initial Support Model to be updated with the support
requirements for the various groups
Product Backlog Add a product for building/adjusting the BAU organisation

Product Backlog Add product for KT material in every release (*)

Add product for Support Model acceptance to BAU in every


Product Backlog release (*)

Product Backlog Add product for KT to BAU in every release (*)

Product Backlog Add or update product for Customer Information Document


(SDD type)

Product Backlog Add or update product for DR and BCP

Product Backlog Add product for support contracts with external suppliers

In the Release

Every Product's DoD/acceptance


criteria to contain KT material update

Every Product's DoD/acceptance


criteria to contain Support Model update
Every Product's DoD/acceptance Documentation references captured (for STM)
criteria to contain
Project Closure

Project Closure

Left Over list

(*) When that release is handed over to BAU to support


Who How Method

STM involved!
STM meeting with AV & IB ; where required
Discuss with SA&I to ensure logical fit is Service Architecture to contact the various
STM chosen Solution Centers to find the right home
Standard model for including in existing
SolCtr
or
Standard model for building Sol Ctr
STM capability

STM impact
Release Plan

Plan the Release PINS+ deliverables (as


defined below). Agree when they will be
STM (with PM) delivered.
Get agreement between the Project and
BAU on when this can land. Input from Note: Earliest go live date is dependent on
STM around requirements before impacted BAU organisation (service desk/solution
handover (ie KT/SAC and other involved center etc. lead time)
PM/STM/ColCtr mgr parties

STM work with Solution Center to get the


STM/PM delivery of SAC included

STM work with Solution Center to get the


STM/PM delivery of SAC included

STM work with Solution Center to get the


STM/PM delivery of SAC included

STM work with PM to get the Security


STM/PM Checklist included

release can only be handed to BAU when


the BAU organisation is ready. STM to
ensure a service readiness plan is used
PM to test BAU readiness (end to end)

User Story' :
The service transition manager needs to
get this Initial Support Model elements
clarified so that he can engage with the
various support parties and prepare them
PM/ProductOwners/STM for the support fo live. build during the various products in the sprints
User Story:
IT Services needs the BAU organisation to
be fully ready to support the release that is
handed over to the for support. In order to
achieve this the following elements need
to be covered:
* People in place
* Processes updated (support processes
and business processes)
* Cost Model in place (clarity on
cost,recharges)
* Warranty (model for handover from
project. option: staged handover)
* service reporting embedded in the ITS
reporting
** see details in the section Requirements
for ITS BAU in the TAB Compliance
PM Checklist early on in the release

' User Story': The STM requires an


overview of the content of the release so
that he can organise the appropriate KT Project to deliver material
PM 'sessions.
User Story': The BAU organisation - build during the various products in the sprints
consisting of all involved support parties -
must have the full support model so that
they understand their role in the support
flow. This Support Model is also used in
PM the KT sessions. signoff support model
' User Story': The BAU - consisting of all
involved support parties - must get to
understand the product delivered and the
possible incidents and anticipated type of
changes, so that they are prepared to STM to make the KT plan and organise the KT
support the business once the project sessions between BAU and Project
PM hands over the support responsibility KT to be done close to handover to BAU
product can be used, how they can update
its usage, how it is supported and how the
processes around the product work, so
that they can benefit from the product. The
information needs to be stored for future
PM reference by new users.

User Story: The ITS organisation needs to


know if and how business continuity is
arranged so that they can support the
business to get up and running within a
PM/Business/BAU User Story:
defined The ITS
timeframe, Organisation
should needs
the solution fail.
to have signed support contracts with 3rd
party support providers before the service
responsibility can be handed over from
project to ITS..
Acceptance Criteria:
* Must be in line with standards MSA (if
new this MSA can be supplied by legal)
* Must have Service Levels in line with the
BAT Standard (fit into E2E agreement with
customer)
* Check contract requirements in the
Compliance Checklist TAB

PM
The ITS support organisation needs to
have visibility of the remaining product
backlog at project end so that the
support organisation can agree with the
business if, how and when the residuals
will be addressed.

Also issues list

Business Release Plan (Maintenance


Cycle)
Product

IB early
March

Plan for introduction


in Sol ctr
IB early
March

SIP (Service
Introduction Plan)
Support Model for
the Release
Source/Type Area Requirement/Standard

IT company planning Tool


guidelines Service Desk Tool Ticketing Tool (triole or alternative)
Used for assessing the support model

IT company planning Function:


guidelines Service Desk Services Fujitsu

IT company planning Function:


guidelines Datacenter (hosting) HCL or TSY

IT company planning Function:


guidelines Global Network BT

COD compliance
IT company planning Function: TSS compliance
guidelines IT Security BIA
Wipro
Function: * Any firewalls must come under governance/management of
IT company planning IT Security (MSSP) (SIEM, MSSP
guidelines Firewall,EPP) * Assess if logsources (SIEM) need to be added
Tool:
IT company planning Application Access
guidelines Management IAM: Access Provisioning must be integrated in IAM

Function:
Function Application Support Wipro
Externally hosted systems
(incl saas) must comply with
IT company planning the Externally Hosted
guidelines Systems standard
1 (allowed) Known geography: the data is stored on a server
where the physical location is known, e.g. a web server in a
London Data Centre.
from SaaS implementation 2 (avoid) True cloud: the data is stored in a location that is
Guidelines Assess Storage type unknown to either British American Tobacco or, potentially, the
provider. This can be the case with infrastructure such as Amazon
Any integration
ECC/S3 points and interfaces with BAT systems should
or Google.
be compliant with the Enterprise Integration Bus.

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Evaluate Integration
Have robust controls that guarantee isolation of British American
Tobacco’s software & data from other customers some cases
depending on the sensitivity of the information or nature of the
service the provider should have obtained IT Security Certification
to an industry standard or have a clear certification roadmap
from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS
Guidelines suppliers
SaaS --> Policies and Processes

Have a sub-contractor governance & control model if sub-


contractors are used to deliver services.

from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS


Guidelines suppliers
Conduct regular independent control auditing in their
environment. Any independent service auditor reports should be
available to customers for review

from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS


Guidelines suppliers
Be insured by a 3rd party against losses and litigation. The
from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS insurance level should provide adequate coverage
Guidelines suppliers
Agree to permit customer’s rights to conduct onsite audits more
from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS detailed list of required cloud provider IT Security controls refer
Guidelines suppliers to the ‘BAT Cloud Provider IT Security Control Specification’.
any SaaS solution should follow the “SaaS Governance
Framework” created by IT Security

from SaaS implementation Requirement on SaaS


Guidelines suppliers
Compliance to external industry-wide standards
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines Interoperability

British American Tobacco’s IT Security Policies


( http://techzone/display/SecSC/Control+Objective+Documents
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines mandatory policies )

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines mandatory policies Global Data Protection Policy

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines mandatory policies BAT Cloud Provider IT Security Control Specification

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines mandatory policies “SaaS Governance Framework” created by IT Security

Generic BAU Landing Determine Ownership of the solution (in the business)
Generic BAU Landing Determine Ownership in ITS
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines Business Case Full TCO
Can the destination URL be reached by all British American
from SaaS implementation Tobacco end markets over the existing network and security
Guidelines Evaluate Integration infrastructure?
Requirements for ITS (BAU)

Can the proposed SaaS solution use pass-through authentication


from an internal British American Tobacco system.
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines Evaluate Integration
Can users self-provision? Or is there a mechanism of data
from SaaS implementation exchange from existing people repositories (eg SAP HR, Active
Guidelines Evaluate Integration Directory)?
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines Support model (ITS) SDD & entry in service catalogue mandatory

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Service Level (assess end to end for customers)

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Incident & Problem Management process

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Change and Request management

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Service and Business continuity

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Service reporting process

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Support model (ITS) Service improvement process

from SaaS implementation Comply with British American Tobacco User Experience
Guidelines Support model (ITS) Guidelines

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Assess Risk Loss of transaction data/records

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Assess Risk Loss of administration data
Risk assessment
SaaS:

Application functionality loss

from SaaS implementation


Guidelines Assess Risk
from SaaS implementation
Guidelines Assess Risk Loss of Community
from SaaS implementation Ensure that you always have access to current data backups.
Guidelines Key contractual point

Define precisely in the contract what constitutes a continuity


from SaaS implementation breach and what the penalties are.
Guidelines Key contractual point
f the SaaS vendor is using 3rd party cloud infrastructure, then
from SaaS implementation ensure that the vendor contracts directly with the 3 rd party to
Guidelines Key contractual point support the solution in event of their demise.

Negotiate a contractual right to access the solution, the


from SaaS implementation configuration, and the data.
Guidelines Key contractual point
Contractual Requirements

Negotiate the right to run the solution yourself should this need
from SaaS implementation ever arise.
Guidelines Key contractual point

from SaaS implementation Contractual : Exit Address --> Data Ownership & Transfer
Guidelines Management

from SaaS implementation Contractual : Exit


Guidelines Management Address --> Transfer of access information (UID/PW)

from SaaS implementation Contractual : Exit


Guidelines Management Address --> re-establish B2B connectors

Arrangement for pay out of Service Credits / Unused Monies if


from SaaS implementation Contractual : Exit applicable
Guidelines Management

·         SLA-tracking: monthly - how is the service performing


from SaaS implementation Contractual: Reporting against the agreed SLAs including Service Availability
Guidelines requirements

·         Usage: monthly – how much is the service being used


from SaaS implementation Contractual: Reporting compared to contractual terms
Guidelines requirements

·         Support: monthly – what are the support / helpdesk


from SaaS implementation Contractual: Reporting tickets raised, how are they being resolved
Guidelines requirements

·         Service improvement (if part of contract): quarterly – what


from SaaS implementation Contractual: Reporting improvements to the service are planned
Guidelines requirements

·         Relationship: quarterly – relationship management status


from SaaS implementation Contractual: Reporting report with vendor
Guidelines requirements

Where true SaaS, these are dictated by the supplier/market. Else


BAU considerations

Service Levels refer to generic SL standards


Contract - Service
Management Standard sample available when not true SaaS

Contract - Governance Model Standard sample available when not true SaaS & for SaaS
SaaS:

Solution Center fit true SaaS --. TBC

End to End service Ensure true Service Integrator model


Vital Business processes to be must be clearly defined (SDD)
documented

must be clearly defined (SDD)


Critical Service periods
Documentation available for
Compliant reference Non compliant

Compliance to be assessed
pending

Vendor Manager/Service
Owner/Contact Relevance Consequence/Risk of non-compliance

John Eustace Onboarding process available 1. Cannot measure and report on ITS KPI

1. No integration with other BAT support


units
2. not part of global services around
change management
3. not automatically part of MIM process
4. not automatically part of Notification
process (service advisory etc)
5. Unplanned and extended service
interruption due to non aligment with BAT
processes
John Eustace Onboarding process available

1. We achieve poor commercial terms as


we don’t leverage our true global scale.
2. Data and information is held outside the
corporate firewall in unknown and
unmanaged locations with the potential
for loss, damage, or unwanted access
and/or disclosure.
3. Duplication of business data and
information leading to complexity in our
business and reduced effectiveness.
Marcel Malan (HCL) 4. Difficulty in integration to other British
American Tobacco systems.

1. We achieve poor commercial terms as


Thomas Heartel (TSY) we don’t leverage our true global scale.
Eric Daumieres/London/GB/BAT (?)

John Taylor? COD/TSS available

Yeoh Tjean Na/Kuala


Lumpur/AP/BAT@BAT 1. Denial of service – either through
Ahmed AbdelAzim Onboarding process available service provider failure or targeted attacks

Ahmed AbdelAzim Onboarding process available

Yeoh Tjean Na/Kuala


Lumpur/AP/BAT@BAT
Jimmy Ho Sek Loong/Kuala 1. We achieve poor commercial terms as
Lumpur/AP/BAT@BAT Onboarding process available we don’t leverage our true global scale.
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(0)/AB3B03D6B170F7AD65257B5100
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%20Hosted%20Solutions%20Security
%20Requirements%20v1.3a.docx

Legal issues when true cloud.

Difficulty in integration to other British


American Tobacco systems.
standard requested from kevin

no guaranteed data protection

The objective of the model is to ensure


that all parties directly involved in
providing the service operate according to
the same standards

compliance with our Audit requirements

“SaaS Governance Framework”


pending from Kevin

NOTE: the only applicable British


American Tobacco IT Security
standard to SaaS is the
Management of Third Parties COD.
Management of Third Parties COD.
Data and information is held outside the
corporate firewall in unknown and
unmanaged locations with the potential
for loss, damage, or unwanted access
and/or disclosure.
Global Data Protection Policy

BAT Cloud Provider IT Security


Control Specification

SaaS Governance Framework


1. unpredictable forecast of ITS costs

This is an important aspect as it ensures


that users do not have to manage multiple
different login ids and passwords for a
whole variety of systems?

where possible aligned to BAT TOM

where possible aligned to BAT TOM


Unplanned and extended service
interruption due to inadequate supplier
where possible aligned to BAT TOM Business Continuity Planning.

where possible aligned to BAT TOM

where possible aligned to BAT TOM

British American Tobacco User


Experience Guidelines 1. impacts performance consistency

mitigation: regular backups

mitigation: monthly extracts (ie


user and pws)

Mitigate this by;


a. Ensuring that there is an exit plan
for data and application
functionality in such an event
b. Have a plan, and the
infrastructure, to migrate to on-
premises solution
c. If the SaaS vendor is sub-
contracting cloud services from a
larger organisation (e.g. niche
player, leveraging Amazon cloud)
then have a plan to migrate directly
to the larger organisation

an alternative multi-community
solution
Available

TBC TBC TBC


This is to avoid the solution center
becomes the glue between the services
(platform/application) in BAU
Implementation

Assessment by R A C I

SA
BAU (service
SDM/STM project manager EUS center/solution center)

SA

BAU (service
SDM/STM project manager EUS center/solution center)

SA

BAU (service
SDM/STM project manager ITS-TS (Datacenter) center/solution center)

SA BAU (service
SDM/STM project manager ITS-TS (GWAN) center/solution center)

Security Compliance Manager (Daniel Security Compliance


Delgado) Manager (Daniel
Delgado) project manager - SDM/STM

SA Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
Delgado) project manager - IT Sec Ops

SA/Technical Architect
IAM Owner project manager IAM Support Team SDM/STM

SA
SDM/STM project manager Vendor Manager Vendor Manager
Security Compliance Manager (Daniel
Delgado)
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
Delgado) project manager - SDM/STM

TAB Security Compliance


Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB Security Compliance


Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB Security Compliance


Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

SA
Project manager Project manager Project Board SDM/STM
SA SA
SDM/STM Project manager ITSLT '-
Service line ;
SDM/STM Project manager ITS Finance
Security Compliance
TAB Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

TAB
Security Compliance
Manager (Daniel
? project manager Delgado) SDM/STM

Technical Architect
SDM/STM project manager SaaS supplier -
SDM/STM or
Service Line project manager Service Line SDM/STM

SDM/STM project manager ITS Service Line

SDM/STM SA -
SDM/STM project manager

SDM/STM SA -
SDM/STM project manager

SDM/STM SA -
SDM/STM project manager

SDM/STM SA -
SDM/STM project manager

SDM/STM SA -
SDM/STM project manager

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Security Compliance Manager (Daniel Security Compliance


Delgado) Manager (Daniel
Delgado) project manager - SDM/STM

Security Compliance Manager (Daniel Security Compliance


Delgado) Manager (Daniel
Delgado) project manager - SDM/STM

Enterprise Architect

Project Manager
Design Authority
(project) Solution Center Mgr
Maintenance DA (BAU) (BAU) SDM/STM
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technical
technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
technical
technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM

technical architect/service architect technical


architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
technical
technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
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technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
technical
technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM
technical
technical architect/service architect architect/service solution center/service
architect project manager line SDM/STM

project manager project manager SaaS supplier SDM/STM


info
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SA
SA or SDM/STM project manager ITS SDM/STM

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Business owner project manager - SDM/STM

Business owner project manager - SDM/STM

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