DITI Monthly Updates 202409-V0.2
DITI Monthly Updates 202409-V0.2
DITI Monthly Updates 202409-V0.2
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Projects
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Go-Live Trends
4 4
Pipeline initiatives 3
Overview
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in Nov 2024
2 4 1 6
JOB => less than 1 month of 4 7
combined total effort Requirement Procurement Implementati Testing
Phase Phase on Phase Phase
Workstream => between 1 month
to 3 months of combined total
effort
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Key Highlights
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PROJECT
Project Description
• Why – To mitigate the end of support risk of existing AX R3 system as well as to
ensure the solution to accommodate to providing benefits of retails business such
Project •
•
Noventiq + YVS
When – End of Aug 2025
Where – G&G Retail BU
Key Highlights
•Allocated and confirmed with the relevant team for solution workshop activities.
•Completed the Windows 10 upgrade on the Diebold sample POS to meet D365 requirements.
•Outcome for agenda questions related to CRM and store operations in advance.
Upcoming Activities
•Conduct Unit Testing: Move the code to the new VM to test the current D365 F&O production and the latest
D365 F&O code package. (This will complete the Unit Testing and conclude Milestone 2 activities.)
•Continue with the planned workshop activities as scheduled.
•Use the D365 demo environment for the system walkthrough.
• Send a list of questions to G&G users before the workshop to allow for review and preparation.
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Project Charter – G&G ERP Migration
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• To mitigate the end of support risk of existing AX R3 system as Sponsor Nay Lin Phyo
well as to ensure the solution to accommodate to providing System Owner Thet Maung Chaw
benefits of retails business.
Project Manager(s) Thitsar Eain
• Current Microsoft Dynamics AX R3 has difficulties for
Business Stakeholders G&G
extensibility.
• Current Microsoft Dynamics AX R3 has performance issue.
Expected Outcome Technology Sai Lin Naung, Thet Maung Chaw
Stakeholders
• Expose the information to other parties for integrations.
• Rich features. Extended Project Ma Lwin May Thu , Ko Phyo Pye Chan Thar, Ko Aung Lin
• Ease of use. Team Thu, G&G core team.
• Good performance.
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Project revisit Nov 2023 Nov 2023
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
Procurement Mar 2024 Mar 2024
• Better in customer engagements.
• 3rd party integrations. Vendor selection Apr 2024 May 2024
• Expand the features. Legal Apr 2024 Aug 2024
Project implementation May 2024 16 Sep 2024
Go Live ERP Sep 2025
Risks to Project Help Needed Go Live Stores Oct 2025
• Budget (within Budget) • Budget to be allocated In Scope Out of Scope
• Timeline • Resource planning • Reference Functional Requirements and • Microsoft License
• Resource BRD Outline. • Microsoft related costs
• POS specification
• Direct Supplier App For D365
upgrade
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Schedule & Weekly Updates - G&G ERP Migration
Comments/Remarks
• Decision-Making on WMS Solutions: The team has identified three WMS options, making a final decision depends on management's direction. (Estimate time to provide by Votiva- 2nd
week of Nov,2024) -Still in Progress .
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
M10
M9
M8
Suppor
Go- t
M6
Kick off live
meeting M4 M5 M7
(16/09/202
4) M3
M2
M1
M1 (Sep 29–Oct 2, M2 (Oct 3 to M3 (Nov 22 M4 (Jan 15 to M5 (Feb 12 to M6 (Jun 3 to Jul M7 (Jun 3 to Jul M8 (Jun 16 to M9 ( Aug 18 to M10 After go
2024) ~ 2W Nov 21, 2024 to Jan Feb 11, 2025)~ Jun 2, 2025)~ 4, 2025) ~ 4W 4, 2025)~ 2W Aug 15, 29, 2025)~2 W live date
2024)~ 7W 14 2025)~ 8W 4W 14W 2025)~9W
Environment Upgrade from Solution Blueprint Solution Prepare for User Training UAT Prepare for go Support
preparation AX2012 to Workshop Document Development Deyployment • Conduct Key • UAT live (6 Months)
• Prepare back up D365FO • Conductio • Blueprint • Solution • Training User training Scenarios • Production • Post Go live
AX2012 DB • Perform n solution Document config setup Environemt • Key users preparation environment support
• LCS Service Code overview create • Develop • Training training • Conduct preparation • Month end
setup upgrade • Requirmen • Blueprint New GAP Document confirmation UAT • Opening close
• Upgrade Analysis tasks t solution Document • Develop • Master data • Review • UAT Sign off balance support
- AX2012 • New code mapping Review New preparation update after prepare • Stores
Preparation works develop to • Requireme • Blueprint Integration • Master data training • Opening rollout
• Code upgrade compatible nt Document • Unit testing import balance support
analysis - Code with D365FO confirmatio sign off • Functional import continue
upgrade works • Unit testing n testing
Myanmar Holidays (Thadingyut , PIC: G&G/CDSG Payment Milestone Total Duration Week : 49 18/9
New Year, Thingyan) PIC: YVS
PROJECT
Mobi Fin •
•
Who – DITI PM, DITI Tech Team: QA , Config , Release & Deployment , CCN Product
Manager and Management
When – Target by Go-Live by end of November 2024
5.1.5 • Where – CTZ Pay
Upgrade •
•
Awaiting MS approval for Cloud Ops
New UAT Env Setup
• Received a new UAT Built form from Panamax, meant to be updated based on
business integration data.
Upcoming Activities
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MCB x CCN Collaboration
Initiatives & Updates
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Initiative Description
• Why – Collaborate between CCN & MCB team to maximize the utilization
of Citizens Pay and Banking capabilities, Provide Customers with
Enhanced Digital Products & Services, Enrich digital features with CTZ Pay wallet,
Maximize the cross-selling services using digital platform
MCB & CCN • How - Effective Collaboration Between CCN & MCB Team, Bi-Weekly Meet
Up for Synergy
Collaboratio •
•
Who – Ko Ye, MCB IT along with DITI and respective stakeholders
When – Regular basis and/or when requirement is placed
ns
• Where – CTZ Pay, mobile Banking and other digital footprints
Key highlights
Initiative • Dedicated MCB & CCN team to work for collaboration tasks
• Bi-weekly Meeting to discuss on Tasks
• Review the progress of each task on regular basis
PROJECT
Project Ma Aye Chan Phyu Project Ko Zin Wai Tun
Sponsor Phyu Manager
Timeline End of Jan 2025 Budget Cost sharing for MCB &CCN
Need to revisit the
timeline with the MCB
Project Description
Why: Provide Branchless Banking to customer using various digital footprint, help to
reduce the cost of Physical branch, agency banking is very critical for MCB
bank and in addition to this will create new revenue scheme for CCN, G&G and
capital.
How: By implementing different kind of Digital touch points and integrate with MCB
Agency Core Systems
Banking Who: Head of Operation with MCB Digital Team, CCN, G&G, Capital & DITI.
When After CBM Approval, need to develop detail plan for project
:
Key highlights
Wher Wallet, G&G & Related touch points
• e:Completed PMO team meeting with the Product team and CC team to update the latest OTP
validation and integration design with MCB Core Banking. However, development is scheduled to
start in January 2025 due to resource allocation and prioritization agreed upon by senior
management.
Upcoming activities
- Final API Integration solution update workflow diagram by CCN Development team .
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Project Charter – Agency Banking
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• Agency banking empowers financial institutions to expand their reach by Sponsor Ma Aye Chan Phyu Phyu
working with retail agents to provide banking services in areas where
System Owner Ko Kyaw Myo Thet
traditional branches do not exist. This concept is particularly useful in areas
with low banking penetration and significant operational costs for branch Project Manager(s) Ko Zin Wai Tun
expansion. Business Ko Bo Bo Than Oo
Expected Outcome Stakeholders
Technology Ko Hla Thein Tun, Ko Min Thit Tun , Ko Zar Ne Aung
• Agency banking encompasses the development and implementation of Stakeholders
advanced solutions to meet the evolving needs of customers, improve Extended Project Ko Phyo Pye Chan Thar
operational efficiency, and drive sustainable growth. Team
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment) <<Business Requirement >> June -2024 Aug-2024
• Benefits of using agency banking include access to expertise, increased <<Project Scope >> Aug -2024 Aug-2024
operational efficiency, risk management, cost efficiency, and customer
convenience <<Software Requirement>> Sep-2024 Aug-2024
Risks to Project Help Needed <<Design>> Sep-2024 WIP
Data Security and Compliance: Sensitive financial data Clear Scope of <<Development>> Oct-2024
exchanged between systems may pose security and Work from <<Testing>> Nov-2024
regulatory compliance risks. Business
Compatibility Issues: Differences in technology stacks, <<Pilot>> Dec-2024
Via Product Team
protocols, or data formats can lead to integration <<Go Live>> Jan-2025
challenges. In Scope Out of Scope
System Downtime and Service Disruption: Integration
efforts might cause unexpected downtime, impacting user • Cash Out Service Need to consider solution for Non
experience and trust. • Cash In Service G&G for agency banking
Timeline Delays: Dependence on multiple teams, • Account Transfer Service
systems, or third-party vendors could lead to project • Only G&G Shop
delays.
Scalability Concerns: Integration must handle high
transaction volumes; if not designed for scalability, it may
fail12/22/2024
under heavy load. 54
Resource Constraints: Limited availability of technical
Schedule & Weekly Updates – Agency Banking
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan-
1.Softwar
1.Business e Developm 2025
Testing Pilot Go-live
Requirements Requirem ent
2.Finalize ent
Project Scope 2.Design
Comments/Remarks
CCN MW API development and OTP solution are only for G&G shops, and we need to consider alternative solutions for non-G&G.
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PROJECT
Project Ko Kyaw Myo Thet Project Ko Phyo Pye Chan Thar
Sponsor Manager
Base on CBM Timeline
Timeline Budget TBC
Project Description
Why: Providing QR capability complied with MMQR specification in Citizens Pay platform
will give our customers interoperability of QR payment within Myanmar Digital
Payment System network
How: Updating current QR spec to comply with MMQR by developing QR generation
logic as well as scanning/interpreting the MMQR complied QR, and integrating with
DPS API, MMQR certification
MMQR Who: DITI Technology Team, DITI PMO Team, Panamax Team, MCB Infrastructure Team,
Pay Plus Team
When: Participants Onboarding: 4 weeks , ICA/BIN Setup : 4 weeks , Development:9
weeks, SIT:7 weeks, QR: 1week, MTF/UAT: 6 weeks , App: 2 weeks, Pilot Testting:2
weeks , GTM [Pay Plus Timeline]
Where Consumer Application, Partner Application, MobinFin Platform, MCB Datacenter
: Key highlights
(network device readiness), BCP CMS , Master Card System, Pay Plus
• Meeting with the Panamax team for development architecture review to gather feedback and address
concerns .
• Ongoing discussion on the following points with Panamax Team for CR Payment Terms, Certification
Process and timeline
to complete, and Reports for MMQR.
Upcoming activities
• Development effort document sign-off for implementation by the Panamax team to align with the
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Project Charter – MMQR
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• National QR code system is to streamline and standardize digital Sponsor Ko Bo Bo Than Oo / Ko Kyaw Myo Thet
transactions and information exchange within a country. It allows for
System Owner Ko Kyaw Myo Thet
efficient payments, facilitates access to services, enhances data tracking,
and promotes interoperability among various platforms and businesses. Project Manager(s) Ko Phyo Pye Chan Thar
Business Stakeholders Ko Bo Bo Than Oo
Expected Outcome
• Increased efficiency, convenience, and security in digital transactions. It
Technology Ko Hla Thein Tun, Ko Min Thit Tun , Ko Zar Ne Aung
aims to simplify payments, promote financial inclusion, reduce costs for Stakeholders
businesses, enhance data analytics capabilities, and stimulate economic
growth by fostering a seamless digital ecosystem. Extended Project Ko Zin Wai Tun
Team
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
Key Milestones Planned Actual
• Standardized system can lead to savings in infrastructure costs and
administrative expenses <<Kick-off>> Oct-2024
Risks to Project Help Needed <<Project Scope >> Oct-2024
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring compliance with • Understanding of <<Software Requirement>> Nov-2024
national standards and regulations may add requirement <<Design>> Nov-2024
complexity and potential delays. engineering from <<Development>> Nov-2024
• Interoperability Challenges: Ensuring MCB , CCN , DITI
and Panamax <<Testing>> Jan-2025
compatibility across various banks, wallets, and POS
systems may lead to technical challenges. • MCB and CCN <<Pilot>> Feb-2025
• Scalability and Performance: Ensuring the Colloboration: <<Go live >> March -2025
system can handle high transaction volumes across MCB CMS SME ,
In Scope Out of Scope
the country without performance issues. MCB Business
Team, CCN Tech • Merchant Presented Mode • Consumer Presented Mode
• Stakeholder Alignment: Coordination among
Team, CCN • Certification Readiness
multiple stakeholders (banks, government agencies,
merchants) can slow down project progress. Partnership Team • UAT Readiness
• Resource Allocation: Limited resources, especially • PRD Readiness
skilled engineers and QA, may delay the project.
• User Adoption and Training: Challenges in
achieving widespread merchant and user adoption
and in providing adequate training or support.
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Schedule & Weekly Updates - MMQR
Time Line View
Jan-25 Feb-25 Mar-25 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
SIT Testing ICA/BIN setup
CBM Go-live
Panamax Team
VPN Readiness development
Comments/Remarks
Project Description
• Why-integration allows businesses or organizations to provide a seamless, secure
way for customers to top up their wallets, accounts, or digital services via direct
cash payments.
• How -Integration involves linking the MPU Gateway (Mobile Payment Unified
MPU-Direct Gateway) with the payment system, allowing direct interaction for real-time cash
deposits.
• Who – End users who are benefiting from a cash-in option for their digital wallets.
Cash in • When –Integration depends on technical setup, testing, and regulatory approval but
typically can take a few months .
Integration • Where – Direct integration may also enable online cash-in via mobile apps or
websites,
Key depending on the capabilities of the gateway and regulatory restrictions.
highlights
• Received API credentials from the MPU team for integration testing
•Completed the first initial discussion with the MCB team regarding technical integration, settlement,
reconciliation, and the chargeback and dispute module.
•Ongoing BRD preparation by the CCN Product team base on Update SOW update for Dispute and
chargeback by MCB team
•Technical Kick Off meeting with MPU Team .
Upcoming activities
• Revised dispute and chargeback SOP document by CCN Operations.
• CCN Internal Integration Kick off meeting .
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Project Charter – MPU-Direct Cash in
Integration
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• Digital wallets or mobile payment services require users to Sponsor Kyaw Myo Thet
deposit funds, but not everyone has access to online banking Product Manager Khin Kyawt Thu San
or credit cards. The absence of a reliable, easy-to-use cash-in Project Manager(s) Zin Wai Tun
option creates a significant barrier to adopting digital financial Business Stakeholders Naw Ruth Htoo
services. This leads to lost opportunities for businesses to Technology Stakeholders Min Thit Tun & Han Ni Aung
engage potential customers and expands the digital divide. Extended Project Team Su Hlaing Phyo ,Zam Sian Nuam , Htun Htun
Lin ,Phyo Pye Chan Thar
Expected Outcome
Key Milestones Planned Actual
• As users are able to easily deposit cash into their digital <Project Initiation & Planning> Dec-2024
wallets, engagement with the platform is expected to rise,
with users making more transactions and interacting with <Requirements Analysis & Dec-2024
Design>
various services (e.g., bill payments, purchases, money
<Development Phase> Dec-2024
transfers).
<Testing Phase> Dec-2024
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Training & Pilot Deployment> Dec-2024
• Increasing the number of cash-in users, businesses could see
a significant rise in revenue from service fees, transaction <Full Launch & Go-Live> Dec-2024
commissions, and digital wallet top-ups.
<Post-Launch Monitoring & Dec-2024
Support>
In Scope Out of Scope
• The scope of business needs,
Risks to Project Help Needed
functional requirement and
• Regulatory and Compliance Risks prioritization details are
• Market Competition mentioned in the BRD
document.
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – MPU cash-In Integration MPU-Direct Cash in
Integration
Time Line View
Jan-25 Feb-25 Mar-25 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Development & Go-
live
Comments/Remarks
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Tech Development
Initiatives & Updates
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PROJECT
Citizens
customers from the retail sector by aligning with this trend, offering innovative
solutions that enhance customer loyalty and drive growth..
• How - Offering Loyalty & Rewards solution for various BUs by levarging CCN
Rewards loyalty & reward core solution
• Who – Customer from G&G, Capital, other BUs and external organization
• When – Starting from Feb 2024 and continuing the services as when BUs
required.
Key highlights
• Where – G & G, Capital, other BUs and external organization
• For Point Earing;
• All g&g outlets rollout completed on September 2024
• All CREL outlets rollout completed on October 2024
• Performance Report data missing was fixed on October 2024
Upcoming activities
• For Point Burning;
• Discount coupon will be launched on November 2024
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Project Charter – [Citizen Rewards]
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
Problem Statement:
Sponsor Nay Lin Phyo + Bo Bo Than Oo
The Citizens wallet platform seeks to increase customer engagement,
acquisition, and retention while also fostering stronger relationships with System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
partner merchants.
Business Case: Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
Citizens Rewards is a loyalty program designed to incentivize users by Business Stakeholders Retail Business
rewarding them with loyalty points for transactions within the Citizens wallet
ecosystem. This initiative aims to:
Drive User Acquisition - Attract new users by providing rewards for Technology ERP team, G&G IT
transactions, particularly at partner merchants like G&G and Capital. Stakeholders
Boost User Retention - Encourage existing users to stay engaged with the
platform by rewarding their continued usage and transactions. Extended Project CCN Data Management Team, Finance Team, Operation
Strengthen Merchant Partnerships - Enhance collaboration with partner Team Team
merchants by increasing foot traffic and customer engagement through loyalty
incentives. This mutually beneficial relationship helps both the Citizens wallet Key Milestones Planned Actual
and its partner merchants grow. <Kick-off> May 2024 May 2024
Expected Outcome
<Project Scope> June 2024 June 2024
• Increased User Acquisition
• Higher User Retention <Project Requirements> July 2024 July 2024
• Enhanced Revenue Through Increased Transactions
• Strengthened Partner Merchant Relationships <Design> Aug 2024 Aug 2024
• Improved Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV)
<Developing> Aug 2024 Aug 2024
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
The exact ROI will depend on: <UAT> Sept 2024 Sept 2024
The cost of rewards (points, discounts, or benefits) given to users.
The increase in user base and transaction volume. <Go Live> Oct 2024 Oct 2024
The retention rate improvement and customer lifetime value.
A realistic ROI goal might be in the range of 20-30% over a one- to two-year
period, assuming the program successfully drives user acquisition, increases
transaction frequency, and strengthens merchant partnerships.
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Project Charter – [Citizen Rewards]
Risks to Project Help Needed In Scope Out of Scope
• High Costs: Rewards may be expensive, • Financial Support: • Rewards System Development: • Integration with Non-Partner
reducing profits. Funding to cover rewards Building and integrating the loyalty Merchants: Adding merchants
• Low User Interest: Users might not engage and program costs. points system within the wallet outside the approved partners list
if rewards aren’t appealing. • Technical Development: platform. (G&G and Capital).
• Merchant Dependence: Limited impact if Assistance in building and • User Acquisition Campaigns: • Non-Digital Rewards: Physical
partner merchants don’t support the program. integrating the rewards Marketing efforts to attract new users. gifts or rewards that are not
• Implementation Issues: Delays or technical system. • User Engagement Initiatives: managed within the wallet
problems could affect the program's launch. • Marketing: Support in Strategies to encourage existing users platform.
• Fraud Risk: Potential for fake transactions to promoting the program to to increase transactions. • Custom User Segmentation:
exploit rewards. attract users. • Merchant Partnerships: Personalizing rewards based on
• Changing User Preferences: Users may • Merchant Collaborating with G&G, Capital, and unique user profiles beyond the
lose interest in rewards over time. Collaboration: Partner other partners to support the program. general program.
engagement to promote • Performance Tracking: Monitoring • Advanced Fraud Detection
• Regulatory Challenges: Legal requirements
and support the program. user engagement, transaction volume, Systems: High-cost fraud
might complicate program operations.
• Fraud Prevention: Tools and program effectiveness. detection tools beyond basic
• Competitive Pressure: Rival programs
and expertise to detect • Customer Support: Addressing user security measures.
could make it harder to attract users.
and prevent reward inquiries and issues related to rewards.
abuse.
• Regulatory Guidance:
Help to ensure
compliance with legal
requirements.
• User Feedback:
Gathering insights to
improve and adapt the
program.
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – [Citizen Rewards]
Launching, Supports
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – [Citizen Rewards/Coupon Market Place]
Comments/Remarks
Weekly
There is no integration between Retail and CCN, requiring Risk
offline View
reconciliation; hence, Risk Approval is necessary.
The tech team
Risk is currently occupied withMitigation
other high-priority
Plan projects and expects to begin work on this project
Contingency Plan in December 2024,
only
1. Description: The lack of 1. Risk Approval Process: Obtain Risk Approval 1. Extended Timeline: If the tech team’s December 2024 start date
integration between to formally recognize and manage potential is delayed, prepare a revised project timeline with clear
Retail and CCN and the delays and challenges associated with milestones and updated deadlines.
requirement for offline manual reconciliation. 2. Additional Resources: Explore the possibility of bringing in
reconciliation poses 2. Interim Solution: Implement interim manual additional resources to expedite integration, if necessary.
potential risks, including checks and balance reports to identify and 3. Automated Reconciliation Option: Assess the feasibility of
data discrepancies and resolve discrepancies during offline introducing an automated reconciliation tool to minimize reliance
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delays in processing. reconciliation. on manual processes and reduce the risk of errors.
PROJECT
Project Description
• Why – CTZ Pay and MCB want to provide short term micro loan service to their
customer. Loan amount will decide based on customer current salary and
their employer's acknowledgement.
• How - Offering early pay solution in CTZ Pay. Partner organization will require
Early Pay to follow MCB terms and conditions. When MCB confirmed partner organization
and employee list, employee can use "Early Pay" service in CTZ Pay to take
salary advance loan.
• Who – CCN and MCB will collaborate.
• When – Starting from End of August 2024 and CDSG employee can use "Early
Pay" Service.
Key highlights
• Where – CDSG Employee and external organizations
• Pilot Testing with a selected CCN team member for partial salary disbursement.
• CCN Dev team has implemented improvements, including limiting EarlyPay requests without
completing the OTP process to five times per day and ensuring transactions are not displayed on
the Admin portal if the OTP step fails; however, pilot testing, previously conducted by selected CCN
team members for partial salary disbursement, may need to be repeated alongside UAT testing and
Pilot Testing to validate these changes.
Upcoming activities
• Restart UAT testing, update the UAT report with input from the QA team, and reset the pilot testing
with selected CCN team members base on CCN Dev team has implemented improvements .
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Project Charter – Early Pay
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
•An early pay system is to boost employee satisfaction and Sponsor Kyaw Myo Thet
financial stability by offering access to earned wages ahead of System Owner Lai Yee Maung
the scheduled payday, which in turn can improve productivity, Project Manager(s) Zin Wai Tun
reduce absenteeism, and provide a competitive edge in talent
Business Stakeholders CCN ,Group HR and Payroll
acquisition and retention while optimizing payroll operations
Expected Outcome Technology Min Thit Tun & Han Ni Aung
Stakeholders
•Early pay allows employees to access their wages before the Extended Project Su Hlaing Phyo ,Zam Sian Nuam , Htun Htun Lin
regular payday, typically through advances or immediate Team
access to earned funds, providing financial flexibility but Key Milestones Planned Actual
potentially involving additional fees or affecting future <Kick-off> 21-06-2024 25-06-2024
paychecks.
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Project Scope> 21-06-2024 25-06-2024
•Early pay benefits employees by offering access to their
earned wages ahead of the usual payday, which enhances <Project Requirements> 21-06-2024 25-06-2024
financial flexibility, helps manage unexpected costs, reduces
stress, and improves cash flow for timely bill payments and <Design> 21-08-2024 25-08-2024
emergencies.
<Developing> 21-08-2024 25-08-2024
Risks to Project Help Needed
• Resource <UAT> 14-09-2024 13-09-2024
• Regulatory and Compliance Issues: Ensuring the planning <Go Live> 15-11-2024
solution meets labor and financial regulations related to • Clear RACI
partial salary disbursement. Matrix from In Scope Out of Scope
• Data Privacy and Security: Protecting sensitive salary Product Team • •The scope of business needs,
data from unauthorized access and ensuring secure data functional requirement and
transfer.
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• Dependency on Employers’ Systems: Reliance on the BRD document.
Schedule & Weekly Updates – [Early Pay]
Pilot Testing
& Go-live
by CCN BU
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PROJECT
Project Description
Service • When – Starting from December 2022 and continuing the services as when
Key BUs
highlights
required.
(ADaaS) •• Where
Edible –Oil
CCN,
Operation]
MCB, othermerchant
Distribution BUs and external organization
to merchant payment enhancement [NPT
Upcoming activities
• Implementation of Edible Oil Distribution System , MGW
• Implementation of Edible Oil Distribution System , MDY 31
• UNDP DVS Project Deployment – Final Phase
PROJECT
Project Description
• Why – To gain new revenue stream by utilizing in-house development
Edible Oil capabilities to generate new way of service channel for both internal BUs and
external organizations
• How - Offering inhouse development capabilities by DITI developers and will
Distribution provide solution/application development
• Who – DITI Tech Team identify the rooms to provide better services to CDSG's
Manageme BUs
• When – Starting from December 2022 and continuing the services as when
Key BUs
highlights
nt System required.
•• Where – CCN,
Completion of MCB, other
Payment BUs and
Feature external organization
development
• Completion of System integration development- CCN xTaw Win Ekariz
Company – PH01 Completed
Upcoming activities
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PROJECT
Project Description
• Why – To gain new revenue stream by utilizing in-house development
capabilities to generate new way of service channel for both internal BUs and
external organizations
• How - Offering inhouse development capabilities by DITI developers and will
UNDP DVS provide solution/application development
• Who – DITI Tech Team identify the rooms to provide better services to CDSG's
Program BUs
• When – Starting from December 2022 and continuing the services as when
Key BUs
highlights
required.
• Where – CCN, MCB, other BUs and external organization
• Phase 2 Roll Out , Mawlamyine, Thanatpin – Completed
• Final Phase Planning
Upcoming activities
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PROJECT
Project Description
Why: To increase TAT and improve quality of customer KYC verification process for better customer onboarding without
investing human resource on such repetitive process
E-KYC Who: For KYC verification team by DITI partnered with E_KYC solution provider and Panamax
When: CCN Procurement Selection – End of March 2024 , Group Procurement and Group Legal Review - End of April
2024 [Tentative] , API Integration/ UX enhancement - 45 Days after PO approval
Key highlights
• Request and provided the RAW to the Architect for discussion regarding technical implementation and
architecture review.
• Ongoing discussions with the Panamax team to get development efforts and establish a timeline for
implementation.
Upcoming activities
-Development timeline from Mis Fit and Panamax Team.
-Technical Kick off meeting with Panamax Team, CCN and MisFit Team
Project Charter – E-KYC
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
E_KYC is the process of identification and verification of consumer’s Sponsor Ko Kyaw Myo Thet
identity upon account opening. Lead time for onboarding usually takes
48 hours maximum for operational to cross check and verify manually. System Owner Ko Kyaw Myo Thet
For that matter, business is seeking automated process/workflow to
Project Manager(s) Ko Zin Wai Tun
perform customer identity verification on digitally where EKYC (Electronic
Know Your Customer) as crucial solution to streamline the onboarding
Business Ko Bo Bo Than Oo
which reducing time and effort required for account creation. Stakeholders
Expected Outcome Technology Ko Kyaw Myo Thet , E-KYC Solution Vandor
E-KYC implementation include increased efficiency, cost savings, Stakeholders
improved customer experience, enhanced security, regulatory Extended Project Ko Phyo Pye Chan Thar, Ma Myint Thu Zar and Ko Min
compliance, scalability, fraud prevention, and data-driven insights. Team Thit Tun ,Ko Nyan Lin Oo
However, it's essential for businesses to ensure that e-KYC processes
comply with relevant data protection and privacy regulations to maintain Key Milestones Planned Actual
customer trust and avoid legal issues
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment) Complete BRD Nov 2023 Jan 2024
E-KYC project include cost savings, time efficiency, improved compliance, RFP Process March 2024 April 2024
enhanced security, customer convenience, scalability, data insights, and Vandor Selection March 2024 Oct 2024
a competitive advantage in the marketplace. However, achieving these Project Kick Off Nov 2024
benefits requires careful planning, implementation, and ongoing Nov 2024
Development
maintenance of e-KYC systems
UAT Readiness Dec 2024
Risks to Project Help Needed Production Readiness Dec 2025
• E-KYC systems collect and store personal Project Go-Live Out of Scope
identification data, which can be vulnerable • Reference Functional Requirements and BRD • Non-KYC Related
to data breaches or unauthorized access. Outline. Features
• Insufficient training for staff on using the E-
KYC system can result in errors or
inconsistencies in customer data handling
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – E-KYC
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Award Vendor
Legel Review
RFP / Procurement
Comments/Remarks
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oup Infrastructure & Secur
nitiatives (Weekly Updates
20241031
83
WORK STREAM
Project Sponsor Ko Sai
Key Business DITI DITI Project Ko Min Htut Win
Owner(s) Manager
Timeline Policy readiness by end of Oct Budget In House
2024
Project Description
NIST Cyber • Why – To protect CDSG business critical information from current cyber
security threats.
Security •
•
How – Implement NIST-CSF standards/policies on CDSG IT infrastructure.
Who – DITI Infra & Security Team
Framework •
•
When – To complete CDSG policy(v1.0) on 30th Oct 2024.
Where – CDSG IT infrastructure
( IT Policy &
Procedures ) • Key highlights
• This work stream needs to break down into tangible smaller projects to
measure progress and review timeline.
• Meeting with functional heads finished on 14th Nov.
Upcoming activities
• Will meet with group HR head for actual implementation stage.
• Continue work with G&G and CREL IT teams for policy and procedures.
• Break down this program into small projects and workstreams.
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Project Charter – NIST Security Framework (IT Policy
& Procedures )
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• Organization does not have up to date cyber security policies and Sponsor DITI
frameworks.
System Owner Min Htut Win
• Cyber security risks are not well documented.
• IT operations SOP are not well documented. Project Manager(s) Min Htut Win
• Office users do not have enough awareness for cyber threats. Business Stakeholders All BUs.
Expected Outcome
Technology Min Htut Win, CTO, EA Team
• Organization IT Infrastructure and information related to critical Stakeholders
business support systems are well documented and security risks are
well informed. Extended Project Risk Team, HR Team, Legal Team
• To present cyber security risks to business leaders and executive Team
management. Key Milestones Planned Actual
<Kick-off>> 1st-Aug-2024 1st-Aug-2024
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<RFQ>> NA NA
• Establish well communication between business leaders and tech leaders
regarding to cyber security issues. <Dev, Implementation, Testing> NA NA
<Go-Live> 30th-Oct-2024 -
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – NIST Security Framework (IT policy &
procedures)
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Policy Creation
86
WORK STREAM
Project Sponsor Ko Nay Linn Phyo
Key Business CREL DITI Project Ko Min Htut Win
Owner(s) Manager
Timeline Infra readiness by end of June Budget TBD
2024
Project Description
• Why – To provide robust IT infrastructure to support business operations and
NYK
customers at the wholesale aera.
• How – Provide technical resources to finish the IT infrastructure before NYK
project launch.
Wholesale •
•
Who – DITI Infra & Security Team
When – Completed IT infrastructure on 30th Nov 2024
Infra • Where – NYK (Mandalay)
Key highlights
Readiness • Network design and network devices choosing completed for the whole
infrastructure.
• To order some networking devices two months ahead construction complete
time due to logistic issues
• AP already mounted in the locations. Wait for server room decorations to
complete.
• AP configurations finished.
Upcoming activities
• Server room finished and server setup finished. VPN connection finished.
• POS end to end testing will start in this week.
• .
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Project Charter – NYK Wholesale Infra Readiness
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• POS system needs optimal network condition to successfully connect with Sponsor DITI
ERP system. Otherwise, sale data, price change and other business critical
information are not up to date and effect the sale volume. Infra and network System Owner Min Htut Win
support is needed to get optimal network condition for the ERP systems. Project Manager(s) Min Htut Win
Business Stakeholders CREL
Expected Outcome
Technology Min Htut Win, Ko Sithu Kyaw (CREL IT Team)
• To complete two week ahead of wholesale, Go Live.
Stakeholders
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – NYK Wholesale Infra Readiness
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Estimate Project Timeline Overdue because of construction site
delay
Wi-fi Ground Cabling & POS
Wi-fi
testin POS
testing
g Cable
Weekly Status / Comments / Remarks View
Current Status
• Wi-Fi testing done but reject the idea due to radio jamming risk.
• APs already mounted in the location. Waiting for server room decorations to complete.
Comments/Remarks
• Maraki router could not reach in time, but vendor team will rent till ordered device arrived.
• Cabling and Wi-Fi Access Points to be finished by end of Oct.
• POS testing planning to test after counter tables finished. Target to finish in the middle of Nov.
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WORK STREAM
Project Sponsor DITI
Key Business Retails Cluster DITI Project Ko Min Htut Win
Owner(s) Manager
Timeline 30th Nov 2024 Budget In House
Project Description
• Why – Current Diebold POS are expensive and has logistic issues.
• How – To replace current POS with new Nippon POS gradually.
•
Nippon (POS)
When – Complete POS testing before 30th Nov 2024.
• Where – All G&G retail stores.
Upcoming activities
• To request to buy 3 POS for dev testing and ground operation testing in G&G
stores.
• Request Nippon team for new Nippon printer driver and line display driver.
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Project Charter – Nippon (POS) POC for Retail
Cluster.
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• Current POS system (Diebold) is relatively very expensive compared to other Sponsor DITI
local POS solutions. Logistic also difficult and sometimes there is risk of
device shortage and risk to impact business expansion rate. This Nippon System Owner Min Htut Win
POS testing is intended to replace with Diebold in future to save cost and Project Manager(s) Min Htut Win
logistic issues. Business Stakeholders G&G, CREL (Retail Cluster)
Expected Outcome
Technology Min Htut Win, Senior Group IT team members
• After POC, new POS devices will start using in some retail's stores and
Stakeholders
collect the operation date. Expected to see the new POS has same capability
as Diebold POS in short term. Long term usage lifespan also acceptable. Extended Project G&G IT Team, ERP Team, Nippon Team (Vendor)
Team
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
POS testing 30 March
th
30th March
• Cost saving and reduce logistic issues.
Printer testing 10th April 30th April
Cash drawer testing 1st May 15th May
Line-display testing 31st June -
Dual-display testing 30th July 15th Sept
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – Risk assessment for ERP servers
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Cash
POS Printer Drawer
Line Display Block testing due to driver support.
Dual Display Lack of
resources.
Comments/Remarks
• Blocked testing due to G&G team resources shortage and vendor team's printer driver development issues.
• Nippon team requested Letter of Agreement but still negotiating not to sign for it and provide the driver first from vendor team.
• Nippon Dual display is working with Diebold printer which can solve the business requirement for NYK project and save cost significantly.
• Touch screen response better after plastic cover removed.
• Waiting for vendor team
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Group PMO
Initiatives & Updates
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PROJECT
Project Description
Management successfully.
• How - Typically start by defining the project's scope, objectives, deliverables,
Upcoming activities
• Roll Out Plan for Group 94
Project Charter – Project Management Framework
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• The problem is the difficulty in successfully implementing a project Sponsor Ko Sai Linn Naung
management framework within an organization. This may stem from issues
such as lack of understanding, resistance to change, inadequate training, System Owner All Group Members
poor communication, lack of leadership support, inflexibility, tool overload, Project Manager(s) Phyo Pye Chan Thar
ignoring lessons learned, scope creep, and lack of accountability. Addressing Business Stakeholders All Group Members
these challenges is crucial for effective implementation.
Expected Outcome
Technology All Group Members
• Implementing a project management framework effectively can lead to Stakeholders
improved project success rates, better resource utilization, enhanced
communication and collaboration among team members, increased Extended Project Group PMO Team Members
stakeholder satisfaction, clearer project objectives and timelines, reduced Team
risks, and greater overall efficiency in project delivery.
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment) <Kick-off>> June 2024 July 2024
• implementing a project management framework is enhanced team morale <Pilot- CCN> Aug 2024 Aug 2024
and confidence. When team members have clear processes and structures
in place, they feel more organized and empowered to tackle tasks efficiently. Trainings in BUs Sep 2024
This can lead to a positive work environment where team members feel Trainings in BUs Oct 2024
supported and motivated, ultimately contributing to higher morale and job
Trainings in BUs Nov 2024
satisfaction.
• Benefit of implementing a project management framework is improved Trainings in BUs Dec 2024
project performance and delivery. By providing a structured approach to
planning, execution, and monitoring, the framework helps teams stay on
track, meet deadlines, and deliver results within budget. This can lead to In Scope Out of Scope
increased profitability, customer satisfaction, and competitive advantage for • <key scope areas committed> • <areas to be explicitly excluded
the organization. to avoid miscommunication or
misunderstandings>
Risks to Project Help Needed
• To promote in board
• NIL meetings
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Project Management Framework
PROJECT
Project Ma Hnin Yu Khaing Project Ma Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline End of March 2025 Budget In House
Project Description
• Why - The primary objective of the sales team is to meet customer needs by
collecting orders,
coordinating with the Outbound Delivery Team for efficient
delivery,
ensuring product availability, and expanding coverage and,
increase sale volume by digitalization.
JDS: Sale • How - Typically start defining by Functional requirements analysis, defined
Key Highlights to Digitalize for the Discount features, analyzed
Force ERP integration feasibility progress, defining the project scope,
requested Development Architecture and, deciding the Draft overall
Automation project timeline.
• Who - Group PMO Team , DITI
• When - Oct 2024 (application readiness).
Key highlights
• Where - DITI
• Functional requirements analysis progress- completed
• Prototyping for Requirement Varification - 80% done
• Key Highlights to Digitalize for the Discount features - WIP
• ERP integration feasibility progress- WIP
• Request Development Architecture- Done
• Draft overall project timeline - Done
Upcoming activities
• To assigning Jira for the task details.
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• To start the development
Project Charter – < JDS: Sale Force Automation>
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
Sponsor Ma Hnin Yu Khine and Ma Win Win Myaing
•Manual Processes: Traditional order booking often relies on manual entry,
which can be time-consuming and error-prone. System Owner Ko Sai Lin Naung
•Limited Visibility: Lack of real-time visibility into order status and inventory Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
levels can lead to delays and miscommunication. Business Stakeholders JDS
•Scalability Issues: As businesses grow, manual order processes become
increasingly challenging to manage efficiently.
•Customer Experience: Slow order processing times and potential errors can Technology EA Team, ERP Team, Mobile Team.
impact customer satisfaction and retention. Stakeholders
•Data Accuracy: Manual data entry increases the risk of inaccuracies, leading
to issues with inventory management and financial reporting. Extended Project PMO
Expected Outcome Team
Accuracy: Improve data accuracy by minimizing manual data entry and Key Milestones Planned Actual
leveraging automated systems. <Kick-off> 12-Jan-2024 12-Jan-2024
Visibility: Provide real-time visibility into order status, inventory levels, and
<Requirement Analysis> June-2024 Aug-2024
customer interactions.
Scalability: Build a system that can handle increased order volumes as the <Requirement Sign Off> Sept-2024 Oct-2024
business grows. <Dev, Implementation> Nov-2024
Customer Satisfaction: Enhance the overall customer experience by ensuring
prompt and error-free order processing. <UAT>
<Go-Live> Mar 2025
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
The project is essential to modernize operations, improve efficiency, and In Scope Out of Scope
stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. By digitizing
order booking processes, businesses can reduce costs, minimize errors,
enhance customer service, and position themselves for future growth
and scalability.
Risks to Project Help Needed
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Project Charter – < JDS: Sale Force Automation>
Risks to Project Help Needed In Scope Out of Scope
•IT professionals, • <key scope areas committed> • <areas to be explicitly excluded
•Issues with software compatibility, system developers, and integrators • Digitalization for Order Booking process to avoid miscommunication or
integration, or technical limitations. for system design and and to be the best solution for Sale Way misunderstandings>
•Risks of data breaches, unauthorized access, or implementation. application. • Centralization and De-
non-compliance with data protection •Specialists for compliance • Data Synchronization and integration. centralization with other van sale
regulations. and robust security nature similar BUs.
•Resistance to change from employees and measures.
adoption challenges. •Consultants for training,
•System downtime, bugs, or inadequate support communication, and
affecting operations. stakeholder engagement.
•Implementation issues impacting customer •Vendors or service
interactions and satisfaction. providers for ongoing
technical assistance and
maintenance.
•Protocols and plans to
manage customer
expectations and maintain
service levels.
•Frameworks and plans to
mitigate disruptions and
ensure business continuity.
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Schedule & Weekly Updates - <JDS: Sale Force Automation>
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. Launching
1. Functional Requirement Analysis 1. Development Started
2. Post
2. Prototype / User Journey with WBS
Implementatio
3. Solution Architect for SIT 2. Beta Launch
n
Comments/Remarks
•How - Based on the product road map created by the marketing team and the
business requirement development, we have aligned the technical details for the
following initiatives:
• Web Application Development: Develop a robust and user-friendly web
application that meets the specified functional requirements.
• Payment Integration with Mobifin CCN: Seamlessly integrate Mobifin CCN for
secure and efficient payment processing.
• Additionally, we have a wallet and payment system in place. However, our products
are part of our retail operation. Collaborating with them will facilitate market and
consumer share.
• This alignment ensures that the technical implementation is in sync with the
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PROJECT
Project Nay Lin Phyo Project Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline November 2024 Budget In House
Key highlights
• Product Road Map - completed
• BRD confirmation - Done
• Development – Almost done
• SIT with RG express is WIP
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Project Charter – < Happy Box >
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
We are developing a new product called ‘Happy Box’ aimed at Sponsor COO
providing a personalized and engaging shopping experience. System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
The current problem is the lack of such personalized
Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
engagement tools in our product lineup, which can enhance
user interaction and satisfaction. By integrating the Happy Business Stakeholders Retail
Box feature, we address the need for a unique, interactive,
and customer-centric approach to retail. Technology ERP Team
Expected Outcome Stakeholders
• Successfully develop and integrate the Happy Box feature Extended Project Finance Team, Data Management Team
within our app. Team
• Enhance customer engagement through a personalized
Key Milestones Planned Actual
and fun shopping experience.
• Provide flexible options for users to claim their purchases, <Requirement Analysis> 28 Augst 2024 18 sept 2024
either via home delivery or in-store pickup. <Kick-Off>
<Requirement Sign Off> 11 November 20 November
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment) 2024 2024
<Dev, Implementation>
November November
2024 2024
• Revenue Growth: 29 November
• Year 1: Sell 2,990 boxes, generating 185 million MMK. <UAT> 2024
• Year 2: Sell 5,500 boxes, generating 412.5 million MMK. <Go-Live> 5 December 2024
• Year 3: Sell 11,000 boxes, generating 840 million MMK.
• Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty: Improve customer
satisfaction by offering a unique, engaging, and
personalized shopping experience, thereby increasing
brand loyalty.
• 12/22/2024
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Project Charter – < Happy Box >
Risks to Project Help Needed Key Milestones Planned Actual
• Technical Risks: Potential • Technical Support: <Requirement Analysis> 28 Augst 2024 18 sept 2024
challenges in seamless integration of Assistance with the <Kick-Off>
the Happy Box feature and payment development and <Requirement Sign Off> 11 November 20 November
systems. integration of the 2024 2024
• Market Acceptance: The concept of Happy Box feature, <Dev, Implementation> November November
mystery boxes may not resonate with including dynamic 2024 2024
all users, affecting adoption rates. question sequencing
<UAT> 29 November
• Operational Risks: Logistical and payment system 2024
challenges in managing the delivery integration.
<Go-Live> 5 December
and pickup of physical items. • Marketing 2024
• Financial Risks: Initial investment Strategy:
and operating costs may not be Developing a robust
In Scope Out of Scope
immediately recovered if the feature marketing strategy
fails to gain traction. to promote the • Project Planning: Develop • Development Work: No
Happy Box and and maintain project plans direct coding or
ensure market and schedules. designing tasks.
acceptance. • Stakeholder Management: • Operational Tasks: Not
• Operational Communicate and manage responsible for day-to-
Coordination:
stakeholder expectations. day operations.
Streamlining
logistics and delivery
• Budget Management: • Technical Decisions:
operations to Monitor and control project Decisions made by
manage the physical expenditures. technical experts.
items effectively. • Risk Management: Identify • End-User Training: Not
• User Feedback: and mitigate project risks. responsible for training
Gathering and • Communication and end-users.
analyzing user Reporting: Provide updates • Sales and Marketing
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continuously meetings. executing marketing
Schedule & Weekly Updates - < Happy Box >
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. UAT, 2. Go
Live
Comments/Remarks
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PROJECT
Project Bo Bo Than Oo Project Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline December 2024 Budget Vendor + In House
Project Description
Business • Why - To increase the transaction volume and to get more
MDR and, more brand awareness.
Integration : •
•
How
Who
- To payment integrate with more merchants.
- Group PMO Team , DITI
Direct •
•
When - December 2024.
Where - DITI
integration
Key highlights
with Ooredoo, We currently integrate with 50 merchants through 2C2P, as direct integration
Gift card wasn’t possible before. However, with 2C2P exiting Myanmar, our partnership
team plans to switch to Infinity Success as a payment aggregator for some billers.
integration Ultimately, our goal remains to establish direct integrations.
Due to the high impact of sales volume on our transactions, it is crucial to
with Infinity prioritize direct integration with Ooredoo and Infinity Success as soon as possible
to support ouractivities
Upcoming business needs
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Project Charter – < Business Integration : Ooredoo
and Gift Cards>
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
To prevent downgrade time and lost the sale transactions. Sponsor COO
System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
Business Stakeholders Khin Sandy Soe, Ei Phyu Ko Ko, Khin Kyaut Thu San
Expected Outcome
Technology Han Ni Aung, Khant Khant Nyein Soe
Stakeholders
• To streamline integrated well.
Extended Project Finance Team, Data Management Team
Team
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Requirement Analysis> June 2024 September 2024
<Kick-Off> October 2024 October 2024
To get more brand-awarness and profits.
<Requirement Sign Off>
<Dev, Implementation> November November
Risks to Project Help Needed 2024 2024
<UAT>
<Go-Live>
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Schedule & Weekly Updates - <Business Integration : Ooredoo and
Infinity Success>
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. UAT, 2. Go
Live
Comments/Remarks
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PROJECT
Project Bo Bo Than Oo Project Ma Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline End of October Budget In House
End of November
Project Description
•Why – In the outer market, agents of MMBus will make a deposit of 10 lakh. CCN
will invite participants with a deposit of only 3 lakh and share the
commission. This strategy is targeted towards 9,000 merchants and
PA app : agents, allowing CCN to achieve a cash flow liquidity of 9000 x 3 lakh.
Customize •How - In PA app, will enhance with customization of the Cash In API instead
of Push Payment.
payment •Who - Group PMO, DITI
Expected Outcome
Technology Min Thit Tun, Khant Khant Nyein Soe
• Not only for the Business but also can use payment Cash Stakeholders
In / Cash Out integration API in Citizen Pay PA app.
Extended Project PMO
Team
Key Milestones Planned Actual
Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Kick-off> 8-July-2024 8-July-2024
• To achieve a cash flow liquidity of 9000 x 3 lakh. <PRD> 15-Aug-2024 25-Sept-2024
<Dev, Implementation> 29-Oct-2024 30-Nov-2024
<UAT>
Risks to Project Help Needed <Go Live>
In Scope Out of Scope
There is no Push Payment API in Citizen Pay PA Will customize with Cash In
Cash In API Customization: Developing Push Payment Feature:
app. API
and implementing a customized Cash In Development of Push Payment is
API for the PA app.Commission not included, as it’s being
Structure: Setting up a commission- replaced by the Cash In API.
sharing model for participants depositing
3 lakh. Additional Market Segments:
Merchant and Agent Onboarding:
Expanding beyond the 9,000
Targeting and enrolling 9,000 merchants target merchants and agents is
and agents with the 3-lakh deposit not part of this phase.
requirement. Deposit Requirement
Cash Flow Liquidity Management: Changes: Adjusting the 3-lakh
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deposit threshold for participants.
generated through the deposits. Long-Term Commission
Schedule & Weekly Updates - < PA : Customize Payment integration
with MM-Bus>
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. API Development
2. End to End Testing
3. Go to the market
Weekly Status / Comments / Remarks View
Current Status 1. Due to other ad-hoc incident escalation, Project timeline move to November 2024.
• Commission Distribution - Done
• Product Workflow and User Journey - Done
• Merchant account onboarding and integration testing – WIP.
Comments/Remarks
Development start on 29.Oct.2024.
Key highlights
• Functional requirements analysis progress- completed
• Prototyping for Requirement Varification – completed
• Commission Distribution - Done
• Product Workflow – Done
• Request Development integration sequence diagram- Done
• Data structure - Done
• Draft overall project timeline - Done
Upcoming activities
• To start the development
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• To start the integration testing.
Project Charter – < YCDC : Biller Integration>
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
Sponsor Bo Bo Than Oo
• CCN needs to integrate with YCDC to enhance competitiveness, as users
have the option to use other wallets for tax payments. With most market System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
leaders' digital wallets already integrated with YCDC, CCN must offer a Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
compelling solution to compete effectively. The goal is to increase Business Stakeholders Khin Sandy Soe, Nyein Aye Thant
transaction volume and secure commission sharing opportunities by
providing a seamless integration that rivals existing market leaders.
• Expected Outcome Technology Khant Khant Nyein Soe
Stakeholders
• The integration will simplify the tax payment process for users by allowing
them to enter only their tax-payer-id, with the system automatically Extended Project PMO
populating all relevant YCDC taxes. This will improve user experience and Team
align CCN with market leaders.
Key Milestones Planned Actual
<Kick-off> 8-July-2024 8-July-2024
• Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<PRD> 6-Sept-2024 6-Sept-2024
• The integration will simplify the tax payment process for users by
allowing them to enter only their NRC, with the system automatically <Dev, Implementation, >
populating all relevant YCDC taxes. This will improve user experience <UAT>
and align CCN with market leaders. <Go Live>
• Risks to Project • Help Needed
• Technical Support:
• Integration Complexity: Potential Assistance from YCDC
technical challenges in integrating with for seamless integration In Scope Out of Scope
YCDC’s system could delay the project due and troubleshooting. • Integration with YCDC: Establishing • .Redesign of YCDC’s Tax
to txn fail / timeout for varies request and • Development a seamless connection between CCN’s System: Changes to YCDC’s
response. Resources: Technical system and YCDC to facilitate tax existing tax calculation or
• Timeline Risk: Delays in integration could expertise to ensure payments. reporting systems are not
impact CCN's ability to capture transactions smooth implementation • Automatic Tax Population: included.
and benefit from increased brand and resolve any issues Implementing a feature where users • Handling Disputes: Resolving
awareness, especially during peak tax promptly. enter their NRC and the system issues related to incorrect tax
seasons or major events. • Project Management: automatically populates all relevant information or user disputes
• Market Competition: If integration is not
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completed timely, CCN may fall behind deadlines and manage • Commission Tracking: Setting up problems.
Schedule & Weekly Updates - < YCDC : Biller Integration >
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. Development
2. Integration Testing
Weekly Status / Comments / Remarks View 3. Go to the Market
Current Status
• Functional requirements analysis progress - completed
• Prototyping for Requirement Varification – completed
• Commission Distribution - Done
• Product Workflow – Done
• Request Development integration sequence diagram - Done
• Data structure - Done
• Draft overall project timeline - Done
Comments/Remarks
Once MMBus PA released, will shchdeule and start-over YCDC development.
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PROJECT
Project Bo Bo Than Oo Project Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline End of October 2024 Budget In House
June 2025
Project Description
• Why – The purpose of the IRD integration is to simplify the tax payment
process. Users will only need to enter their NRC, and the system will
automatically populate all relevant taxes. This makes it easy for users to
manage their payments, while CCN can benefit by sharing commission from
different types of taxes.
• How - Using Push payment API.
• Who – Group PMO, DITI
IRD •
•
When – October 2024
Where – DITI
Key highlights
• Kick Off Done
• Need more alignment meeting with IRD's service provider due to their APIs
parameter is customize type of passthrough.
Upcoming activities
• CCN and Pay plus will discuss details each of
parameter.
• Missed out Requirements with MCB mobile banking
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and when CCN will support feature development MCB
Project Charter – < IRD : Biller Integration >
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
Sponsor Bo Bo Than Oo
• The current tax payment process is cumbersome and requires users to
manually enter multiple details. CCN seeks to integrate with IRD to System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
streamline the process by allowing users to enter only their NRC, after which Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
the system will automatically populate all applicable taxes. Business Stakeholders Khin Sandy Soe, Nyein Aye Thant
• Expected Outcome
Technology Khant Khant Nyein Soe, Han Ni Aung
• The integration will simplify the user experience, enabling quicker and more
Stakeholders
efficient tax payments. Users will only need to enter their NRC to view and
pay their taxes. Extended Project PMO
Team
Key Milestones Planned Actual
• Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Kick-off> August - 2024 August - 2024
• User Experience: A streamlined process will increase user <PRD>
satisfaction and encourage more frequent use.
• Efficiency: Fewer manual inputs will reduce errors and processing <Dev, Implementation>
time. <UAT>
• Commission Revenue: CCN will benefit from commissions on the <Go-Live>
various taxes processed through the system, providing a new
revenue stream.
• Risks to Project • Help Needed
In Scope Out of Scope
•Timeline Risk: Delays in
•Timeline Risk: Delays in integration could integration could impact •Integration with IRD’s system to fetch • .Development or redesign of the
impact user experience and CCN's ability to user experience and CCN's relevant tax information based on the IRD’s tax calculation system.
generate revenue, particularly around peak tax ability to generate revenue, NRC. • Handling disputes related to
seasons. particularly around peak tax •Automatically populating tax details once incorrect tax information
•Technical Challenges: Potential integration seasons. the NRC is entered by the user. fetched from IRD.
issues with IRD’s system that might require •Technical Challenges: •Simplified user interface for tax payment • Manual intervention in tax
additional development or troubleshooting. Potential integration issues via the CCN platform. population for special cases
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might require additional different types of taxes for CCN. exceptional cases).
Schedule & Weekly Updates - < IRD : Biller Integration>
Time Line View [2025]
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
1. SIT
2. UAT
3. 3. Go Live
Comments/Remarks
[10/24/24] This project began when the YT platform transitioned to Mobinfin. At that time, there seemed to be a misunderstanding regarding the free limits for bank transaction statements. CTZ Pay
attempted to integrate with the IRD (Internal Revenue Department), but now, as we revisit the project and engage with IRD for the kick-off, it has become clear that their transaction volume is quite
substantial. Their requirements align better with mobile banking solutions.
Many other banks operate under the same management structure for mobile banking and wallet operations, which led to the assumption that our operations were similar. However, IRD’s priorities are
focused more on mobile banking as their first choice, with wallet integration being a secondary priority due to the nature of their corporate transactions.
As a result, CCN is looking to strengthen its relationship with the IRD, particularly for other projects like e-Lottery, which also fall under IRD's jurisdiction. This is why they have requested a solution along with
an estimated timeline.
Our CTO recommended an interdepartmental meeting to ensure that the development timeline for both mobile banking and wallet integration is synchronized. However, MCB has provided an estimated
timeline of 2026. Given our merchant relationships, if CCN proceeds with an early, separate integration, we are planning to integrate with MCB for the IB/MB project. At that point, we will be able to resume
and provide support.
We have already aligned with all internal stakeholders and clarified that we cannot expect Weekly Risk View
significant transactions from wallet customers. Therefore, we will only be able to charge small, separate transactio
fees.
In conclusion, weRisk
have already many priorities in our demand pipeline and, we estimate the timeline for project completion depends on MCB IB/MB project and, estimated as August 2025 to October 2025.
Their pas through API is
different of passthrough type
and involves more
customization parameters
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PROJECT
Project Bo Bo Than Oo Project Kalyar Hlaing
Sponsor Manager
Timeline End of December Budget In House
2024
Project Description
• Why – By integrating with Citizen Pay, the goal is to attract more users,
increase transaction volume, and enhance brand awareness, leveraging
potential commission-sharing opportunities. Concurrently, integrating with
the E-lottery application ensures the service stays competitive by aligning
with market trends. Specifically, if a lottery winner receives a prize below 1
million, the service provider (CCN + Mytel) can earn a shareable 0.5% of the
winnings, which can also help in drawing more users and increasing
ELottery •
transactions.
How - Using Push Payment API
• Who – Group PMO, DITI
• When – End of December 2024
• Where – DITI
Key highlights
• Functional requirements analysis progress- Not starte
• Prototyping for Requirement Varification – completed
• Commission Distribution - Done
• Product Workflow – Done
• Request Development integration sequence diagram- To Do
• Data structure – To Do
• Draft overall project timeline – To Do
Upcoming activities
• To start the project, kick off meeting.
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Project Charter – < E lottery : Biller Integration >
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
Sponsor Bo Bo Than Oo
• The service needs to enhance its market position and transaction volume
while remaining competitive with other leading financial service providers. System Owner Kyaw Myo Thet
Currently, there is a risk of falling behind in transaction volume and market Project Manager(s) Kalyar Hlaing
relevance compared to competitors who are already integrated with Citizen Business Stakeholders Khin Sanday Soe, Nyein Aye Thant
Pay and E-lottery applications. The integration aims to address this by
leveraging new opportunities for user engagement and transaction growth.
• Expected Outcome Technology Khant Khant Nyein Soe, Han Ni Aung
Stakeholders
• Increased Transaction Volume: Attract more users to utilize the payment
service Extended Project PMO
• Enhanced Brand Visibility: Improve the service’s presence in the market. Team
• Competitive Positioning: Maintain and strengthen the service’s
competitive edge. Key Milestones Planned Actual
• Revenue from Lottery Integration: Generate revenue from a shareable <Kick-off>
0.5% of lottery winnings below 1 million.
<PRD>
• Projected Benefits (Return of Investment)
<Dev, Implementation>
• Higher User Engagement: Increased user adoption and
<UAT>
transaction activity through Citizen Pay.
• Market Competitiveness: Better positioning against competitors <Go-Live>
by aligning with industry trends and offering additional benefits.
• Revenue Generation: Potential revenue from a percentage of E-
lottery winnings, contributing to overall financial growth.
In Scope Out of Scope
• Risks to Project • Help Needed
• Technical integration with Citizen Pay • .Development of new payment
• Technical Support: and the E-lottery application. platforms.
• Integration Challenges: Technical Expertise in integrating • Development of features to support • Major operational changes
difficulties or delays in integrating with with Citizen Pay and the transactions. unrelated to the integrations.
Citizen Pay and the E-lottery application. E-lottery application. • Implementation of branding and • Marketing strategies not
• Market Adoption: Risk that users may not • Market Analysis: marketing strategies to promote these connected to the integrations.
adopt the new payment methods as Insights into user systems. • Support for other wallets or
anticipated. behavior and • User adoption efforts, including payment methods.
• Competitive Response: Other market competitive landscape marketing campaigns and training. • Regulatory compliance issues
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• Systems for tracking and reporting not directly related to the
response to these integrations. • Partnership revenue and transaction volumes. integrations.
Schedule & Weekly Updates - < E lottery : Biller Integration >
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Comments/Remarks
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Group Data Strategy
Initiatives & Updates
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JOB
Consumer • Why – To analyze LNR Customer Behaviors and Purchase Trend and create
management dashboard for the decision making.
Behavior • How - DMT team will develop Retail Sales & LNR Consumers Models on the
Reporting Database to offer sales & consumer behaviors on dashboard.
Dashboard •
•
Who – DITI Data Team
When – 24-September-2024
Key highlights
• Model & Data Ingestion had been successfully completed.
• Data Ingestion Monitoring in-progress.
• Alignment & Knowledge Sharing with Retail Analyst planned on 26-
Sep-2024.
• Dashboard Development, publishing, and schedule data refresh
Upcoming
done. activities
• Necessary Enhancements on Dashboard and Data Sources to add
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – L&R Consumer Behavior Dashboard
Development
Time Line View
Sep Week-1 Sep Week-2 Sep Week-3 Sep Week-4
Necessary Configuration Setup & Connection
Establishment Tasks
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WORKSTREAM
Project Description
BCF Sales • Why – To generate sales insights on the performance of BCF products and
track sales achievement across the sales team hierarchy
Dashboard • How – By integrating Spoors Data and Manual Data and delivering predefined
specific KPIs through Power BI Dashboard.
Development •
•
Who – DITI-DMT Data Team, Support from Spoors Team
When – January, 2025
• Where – BCF
Key highlights
• Dashboard Mock-Up shared & aligned
• Required KPIs were predefined.
• Spoors Data Source Connection Testing Success
Upcoming activities
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team
Schedule & Weekly Updates – BCF Sales Dashboard Development
Time Line View
Oct Week- Oct Week- Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Week- Jan Week-
3 4 Week-1 Week-2 Week-3 Week-4 Week-1 Week-2 Week-3 Week-4 1 2
Requirement Collection &
KPIs Definition
Dashboard Development
Comments/Remarks
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PROJECT
Project Description
• Why – To improve SEs’ productivity, to proper track input cost and sales prices,
to improve communication between sales and after sales team and across the
PAL/Geely organization
• How – Exploring automobile specific solution (DMS) and will be comparing
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – [PAL/Geely Digitization ]
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Comments/Remarks
After Sales, Marketing Processes are not issues and users are not experiencd very well.
Will have meeting with three parties CDSG DITI, Cluspedia and PAL to do project warp up.
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PROJECT
Project Description
Contract & • Why – To reduce the amount of time and resources required to manage and
track all the contracts manually
Cosec • How – By implementing digitized ticketing and contract management solution
to help track requests and contracts remainders
Manageme •
•
Who – For Group Legal team to support BUs and Group Functions
When – End of Mar (Contract), Mid of Apr (Ticket), Early May (Cosec)
nt
• Where – Across CDSG group
Key highlights
• Documents & Data Migration alignment and finalization
• CR requirement design finalization and conclusion
• Application Go Live: 1st December 2023
• Some Bugs/Issues occurs and already updated them on production
environment.
• Currently CRs from Group Legal team and requirements clarification.
• Group Legal team got CRs and BIM team enhanced them and already
Upcoming
deployedactivities
on production environment.
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• Application's Support Period is 3 months following the Go Live date - from 1st
Project Charter – < Contract & Cosec Management
>
Business Case / Problem Statement Key Stakeholders
• CDSG Group Legal team would like to reduce the amount of time and resources required to Sponsor Gwyneth
manage and administer all the contracts.
System Owner Gwyneth
Project Manager(s) Ma Chan Mya Thida
Business Stakeholders HO
Expected Outcome
• Contract and cosec management system would help to manage, track, and automate every Technology BIM
single step. Stakeholders
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Schedule & Weekly Updates – [Contract & Cosec Management_CR ]
Time Line View
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
CR Go Live
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Thank you!
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