Financial Management Information Systems : : 25 Years of World Bank Experience on What Works and What Doesn't / / [Cem Dener, Joanna Alexandra Watkins, William Leslie Dorotinsky]

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Autore:	Dener Cem
Titolo:	Financial Management Information Systems : : 25 Years of World Bank Experience on What Works and What Doesn't / / [Cem Dener, Joanna Alexandra Watkins, William Leslie Dorotinsky]
Pubblicazione:	Washington, D.C. : , : The World Bank, , 2011
Descrizione fisica:	xix, 153 pages : illustrations ; ; 26 cm
Disciplina:	658.150285
Soggetto topico:	Information resources management
Altri autori:	WatkinsJoanna Alexandra DorotinskyWilliam Leslie
Note generali:	Description based upon print version of record.
Nota di bibliografia:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 85-86).
Nota di contenuto:	Contents; Abbreviations; Acknowledgments; Preface; Executive Summary; 1. Introduction; Figures; Figure 1.1. A Modular Approach for Building FMIS; Definitions; Methodology; Tables; Table 1.1. Coding of FMIS Project Components; 2. Descriptive Data Analysis; Duration; Figure 2.1. Total Duration of Completed Projects; Figure 2.2. Preparation Period in Completed+Active Projects; Regional Distribution; Figure 2.3. Effectiveness Period in Completed+Active Projects; Figure 2.4. Extension Period in Completed Projects; Project Characteristics; Figure 2.5. Regional Distribution of Completed Projects
	Figure 2.6. Regional Distribution of Completed+Active ProjectsFigure 2.7. Type of Completed and Active FMIS Projects; Figure 2.8. FMIS as Core Activity in Completed and Active Projects; Objectives; Scope; Figure 2.9. Treasury vs. FMIS Focus in Completed and Active Projects; Project Funding; Figure 2.10. Scope of FMIS in Completed and Active Projects; Table 2.1. Funding and ICT Costs of FMIS Projects; Table 2.2. Regional Distribution of Completed FMIS Project Funding and ICT Costs; Lending Instruments; Figure 2.11. Lending Instruments in FMIS Projects; Cost of FMIS ICT Solutions
	Figure 2.12. Cost of FMIS ICT SolutionsFigure 2.13. Actual vs. Estimated Costs of FMIS Projects; Figure 2.14. Trend Lines for COTS and LDSW Solutions in FMIS Projects; Information and Communication Technology Solutions; Figure 2.15. FMIS ICT Cost per User for COTS and LDSW Solutions; Figure 2.16. Application Software Solutions in FMIS Projects; Procurement Packages and Contracts Signed; Table 2.3. Regional Distribution of the Type of T/F ASW Solutions; Figure 2.17. The Number of Procurement Packages Processed in Completed Projects
	Figure 2.18. The Number of Contracts Signed in Completed ProjectsImplementation Resources; Figure 2.19. Distribution of Staff Weeks Devoted to Completed Projects; Disbursement Rates; Figure 2.20. Distribution of the Total Bank Budget Allocated to Completed Projects; Figure 2.21. The Bank Budget/Year Allocated to Completed Projects; Figure 2.22. Typical Disbursement Profile of FMIS Projects; Table 2.4. Regional Variations in Restructuring and Extension of Completed Projects; Regional Variation in Design and Implementation; Table 2.5. Regional Variation of FMIS Implementation Approach
	3. Project PerformanceICR Ratings; Table 3.1. Definitions of ICR Ratings; IEG Ratings; Figure 3.1. Regional Distribution of ICR Project Outcome Ratings; Figure 3.2. Regional Distribution of ICR Development Impact Ratings; Figure 3.3. Regional Distribution of IEG Project Outcome Ratings; Operational Status; Figure 3.4. Regional Distribution of IEG Development Impact Ratings; Preparation Approaches; Figure 3.5. Operational Status of Treasury/FMIS Projects; Table 3.2. FMIS Project Preparation Approach in 55 Completed Projects; Success Factors
	Table 3.3. FMIS Project Preparation Approach in 32 Active Projects
Sommario/riassunto:	Since 1984, the World Bank has financed 87 Financial Management Information System (FMIS) projects in 51 countries totaling over US 2.2 billion, of which US 938 million was for FMIS related information and communication technology (ICT) solutions. This study presents the World Bank?s experience with these investment operations to share the achievements and challenges observed, and provide guidance for improving the performance of future projects. The report is structured according to four overarching questions:?What historical patterns emerge from World Bank financed Treasury/FMIS projects?T
Titolo autorizzato:	Financial Management Information Systems
ISBN:	1-283-10013-4
	9786613100139
	0-8213-8753-7
Formato:	Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione:	Inglese
Record Nr.:	9910781351603321
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