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This article describes how all the artifacts and activities involved in maintaining prices for TI services fit together over the course of a fiscal year.

Annual process

1. mid-early July 00: Make a copy of the TI Service Catalog Pricing FY01 sheet (call it TI Service Catalog Pricing FY02).  FY01 prices are now set in stone (in the former); the latter is a working document for revising and adding FY02 prices.

2. mid-early July 00: Create a Jira Epic "TI SC Pricing FY02" with high-level Description phases:

   • [] plan new service offerings that will require changing F&F (August-November 00)

   • [] tweak/update pricing models as desired (August-November 00)

   • [] finalize estimates/ceilings for F&F (November 00)

   • [] announce new pricing as necessary (April-May 01)

   • [] activate new pricing (early July 01)

3. As you work on specific services, create Child issues of this Epic and corresponding sub-items in the Description checklist.

4. Fines & Fees for FY02 become active in July 01 and need to be approved ~December 00, so get started early: price revisions or price development for new service offerings that are part of Fines & Fees should be in progress by August and complete by November.

5. November 00: Finalize any new prices that would require Fines & Fees changes (at least "not to exceed" ceilings) with service offering managers and the TI service catalog and billing coordination committee, then register final changes with the OIT Fiscal Officer in her Fines & Fees meetings.

6. January-March 01: Finalize all new prices.

7. April-May 01: Announce new prices to appropriate populations, as necessary.

8. early July 01: Activate new prices

   1. Update service catalog customer view & consolidated rate sheet.

   2. Apply to PCR-360: create new Services and Charges as necessary, amend Charges as necessaryUpdate service catalog customer view & consolidated rate sheet.