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Progress To Date
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The State of Hawaii Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS) is undertaking a modernization project replacing the state’s 40-year-old antiquated financial management platforms. The new system will help the state manage state money more effectively, enabling it to make timely, transparent and data-informed decisions. Real-time information will greatly help executives and staff — as well as the Hawaii State Legislature — budget and forecast more accurately.
The infographic below depicts the current state of Hawaii’s Financial Management System, contrasting it with benefits the upgraded system would provide for the state.
Image courtesy of Transform Hawaii Government and GoodJujuCo.
In August 2021, a request for proposal (RFP) evaluation was concluded to overhaul the state’s Financial Management System (FMS). LSI Consulting Inc. was chosen as the Systems Applications and Products in Data Processing (SAP) systems integrator for the FMS modernization project. Kickoff for the project will commence following completion of a contract between the two parties.
Funding for the Enterprise Financial Management Systems modernization project was approved in May 2020 when the Hawaii State Legislature passed HB 2725 appropriating funds for capital improvements projects, including $17 million for a dramatic update of the FMS.
The implementation of a unified FMS is a crucial initiative that will replace the state’s current 40-year-old system. Benefits of the project will include:
Image courtesy of Transform Hawaii Government and GoodJujuCo.
August
2021
LSI Consulting Inc. is chosen as the project’s vendor.
May
2020
Hawaii State Legislature passes HB 2725 appropriating $17 million to the FMS.
January
2020
HB 2725 is introduced at the Hawaii State Legislature.