Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore-Sponsor Requests

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10年 ago

Sampling Summary： （抽样汇总）

Sampling Factors:	Location (Not Relevant: Not Relevant as a Sampling Factor – Work is performed in a single location.The entire INFOD organization is located in one physical building called the Revenue House, with most members of INFOD occupying a specific floor of this building. The user-groups INFOD supports are also co-located in the same building. As such, the QMS standard is used uniformly across project teams at the Revenue House. Not a selected sampling factor.) Customer (Not Relevant: Not Relevant as a Sampling Factor – Customer is IRAS itself.) Size (Not Relevant: Not Relevant as a Sampling Factor – All projects are required to implement using the QMS standards.INFOD requires all work that is sized at 100 days or more to be handled as a project, governed by the organizational QMS standard. Whether a smaller project or huge projects, the same QMS standard is used with tailoring guidelines to support. Not a selected sampling factor.) Organizational Structure: Relevant Sampling Factor – IADC branch is responsible for implementing projects that are prioritized by the IT Steering Committee (ITSC). They are Enhancement projects. The ITP branch is responsible for incepting new initiatives with the end-user organization. They typically work on Foundation projects. The IAP branch is primarily responsible for maintaining and enhancing the Tax Administration System. IAP typically takes responsibilities for delivering Budget projects. Type of Work (Not Relevant: Not relevant as a Sampling Factor – All projects regardless of the organization structure use the QMS as the standard for implementation. The typical Type of Work include: New Development, Enhancement, Refactoring and Porting projects.)
Sampling Factor Values:	IAP (Organizational Structure): Infocom Application Branch IADC (Organizational Structure): Infocom Application Development Centre Branch ITP (Organizational Structure): Infocomm Technology Planning Branch
Subgroups:	IAP: The Infocom Application Branch is primarily responsible for maintaining and enhancing the Tax Administration System. IAP also takes responsibilities for delivering the class of projects known as Budget projects. 114 People, 6 Basic Units – IAP IADC: The Infocom Application Development Branch is responsible for implementing projects that are prioritized by the IT Steering Committee (ITSC). These are generally the Enhancement projects. 31 People, 10 Basic Units – IADC ITP: The Infocomm Technology Planning Branch is responsible for incepting new initiatives with the end-user organization and is responsible for prioritizing projects at INFOD. 15 People, 3 Basic Units – ITP