Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Infrastructure Planning" in M13082

Matter: Nova Scotia Power Inc. - CI C0047278 – IT – Oracle MDM Upgrade - $8,211,297
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N-1CI C0047278 IT – Oracle MDM Upgrade - Application - Redacted 3 passages
DESCRIPTION:
DESCRIPTION: This project is for the upgrade of the Oracle Meter Data Management System (MDMS). The MDMS is a key component of the customer billing function, and maintaining vendor support and application readiness is fundamental to sustai...

AI summary The project involves upgrading the Oracle Meter Data Management System (MDMS), a critical component of the customer billing function. The current system is nearing end-of-support and requires an upgrade to ensure continued vendor support and application readiness.

Why do this project?
Why do this project? The current MDMS is nearing end-of-vendor support and requires an upgrade to maintain ongoing vendor support. Upgrading to the current version ensures vendor support is available; allows NS Power to apply newly release...

AI summary The current MDMS system is nearing end-of-vendor support and requires an upgrade to maintain support, apply bug fixes, close cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and utilize new system features as they are released.

Why do this project this way?
Why do this project this way? Migrating to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) for the MDMS aligns with industry-standard architecture practices and supports reliable, secure, and maintainable service delivery. The SaaS model leverages vendor-pro...

AI summary Migrating to a SaaS model for the MDMS aligns with industry-standard practices, offering secure, reliable, and maintainable service delivery. It reduces operational risks and minimizes dependency on internal infrastructure, while ensuring the platform remains current through vendor-led updates.

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