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Agency Financial Management Systems Architecture
Agency financial management systems are information systems which track financial events and summarize information to support the mission of an agency, provide for adequate management reporting, support agency level policy decisions necessary to carry out fiduciary responsibilities, and support the preparation of auditable financial statements.
Agency financial management systems fall into four categories: Core financial systems, other financial and mixed systems (including inventory systems), shared systems, and departmental executive information systems (systems to provide management information to all levels of managers). These systems must be linked together electronically to be effective and efficient. Summary data transfers must be provided from agency systems to central systems to permit summaries of management information and agency financial performance information on a governmentwide basis.
Subject to governmentwide policies, the physical configuration of financial management systems, including issues of centralized or decentralized activities, processing routines, data, and organizations, is best left to the determination of the agency to decide the optimal manner in which to support the agency mission.
The physical design of the system, however, should consider the agencys organizational philosophy, the technical capabilities available, and the most appropriate manner to achieve the necessary single, integrated financial management system for the agency.
The agency systems architecture shown in Illustration 3 provides a logical perspective identifying the relationships of various agency system types. Although this does not necessarily represent the physical design of the system, it does identify the system types needed to support program delivery/financing and financial event processing for effective and efficient program execution.
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