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BUSINESS ANALYSIS FOR CREATION OF AN INTERFACE BETWEEN IOM’S "MIGRANT MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS APPLICATION" WITH OTHER CASE MANAGEMENT AND REFERRAL SYSTEMS Request for quotation

Reference: Mimosa-business analysis
Beneficiary countries: Multiple destinations (see 'Countries' tab below)
Published on: 22-Apr-2021
Deadline on: 05-May-2021 23:59 (GMT 2.00)

Description

Under the direct supervision of the Data Management and Research Specialist based in the Migrant Protection and Assistance (MPA) Unit in Geneva (IOM Headquarters) and in coordination with the MPA and ICT units in IOM RO Brussels, the successful Service Provider will be responsible for conducting a needs assessment and producing a business analysis report with the functional and interface requirements detailed as a prerequisite for developing an interface between MiMOSA and other case management and referral systems (i.e. the Return and Reintegration Tool (RIAT) developed by the European Commission).

The Service Provider will be expected to:

  1. Obtain the requirements from relevant stakeholders (IOM MPA HQ, MPA and ICT RO Brussels, IOM Country Offices in the EEA region, IOM counterparts, MiMOSA team) to understand IOM’s and counterparts’ operational systems in place, analyse the existing standalone databases/applications and how they could be interconnected.
  2. Prepare a work plan for conducting the business analysis and identification of the functional and interface requirements.
  3. Recommend a solution that addresses the objectives of the assignment in an easy-to-follow Business Analysis Report and get sign-off from RO Brussels, MPA IM HQ and ICT.
  4. Analyse the requirements of hardware, software and resources required (human, financial) to implement and maintain the interface and prepare a management plan for the short and long-run.
  5. Ensure the implementation of IOM ICT standards, policies and guidelines, with regards to the solution recommended for implementation. Consider data protection aspects/limitations as well pertaining to IOM’s counterparts.