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Title: VIRGINIA CORRECTIONAL ENTERPRISES


1
VIRGINIA CORRECTIONAL ENTERPRISES
  • FUNDING AND OPERATIONS

2
VCE IS A SERVICE AREA OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS
  • ESTABLISHED IN 1933

3
ABOUT VCE STAFFING
  • 175 FTES
  • 30 TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
  • OVER 1,500 INMATES

4
ABOUT VCE FACILITIES
  • 23 SHOPS
  • 14 INDUSTRIES
  • 16 CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES
  • 2 WAREHOUSES
  • 2 COPY CENTERS

5
ABOUT VCE PRODUCTS
  • WOOD AND METAL FURNITURE
  • SEATING
  • OFFICE SYSTEMS
  • LICENSE PLATES/TEMP TAGS
  • CLOTHING
  • SHOES
  • VINYL BINDERS/SIGNS

6
ABOUT VCE SERVICES
  • 2 COMMERCIAL LAUNDRIES
  • MICROFILM/DOCUMENT CONVERSION
  • PRINTING AND XEROX COPY CENTERS
  • EMBROIDERY SILK SCREEN
  • OPTICAL (DOC ONLY)
  • DENTAL (DOC ONLY)

7
FUNDING
  • VCE IS AN INTERNAL SERVICE FUND
  • VCE RECEIVES NO FUNDING FROM THE GENERAL FUND
  • CASH FLOW IS GENERATED FROM COLLECTIONS OF SALES
  • CUSTOMERS PAY VIA IAT, EDI, CHECK OR CREDIT CARDS

8
CUSTOMER BASE
  • VCE CAN SELL TO STATE AGENCIES, COMPONENT UNITS
    OF THE COMMONWEALTH, TO INCLUDE HIGHER EDUCATION,
    CITIES, TOWNS, COUNTIES, FEDERAL GOVT. AND
    NOT-FOR-PROFITS.
  • CAN ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH PRIVATE SECTOR
    (P.I.E. OR SERVICE AGREEMENTS)

9
REVENUES
  • PROJECTED REVENUE FOR FY08 50 MILLION
  • FY05 FY07 REVENUES AVERAGED OVER 48 MILLION/YR.

10
FY07 SALES DATA
  • 29.3 MILLION TO STATE AGENCIES
  • 17 MILLION TO HIGHER ED.
  • 2.7 TO OTHER

11
AUTOMATED SYSTEMS
  • CARS (CASH BASIS)
  • E-VA
  • FAACS
  • LAS
  • CIPPS (ENTERED BY DOC ON OUR BEHALF)
  • SYTELINE (ACCRUAL BASIS)

12
SYTELINE
13
SYTELINE
  • A FULLY INTEGRATED MANUFACTURING AND ACCOUNTING
    SYSTEM
  • ON-LINE REAL TIME
  • VCES PRIMARY INTERNAL CONTROL
  • RECONCILED TO CARS, FAACS LAS
  • INTERFACES TO E-VA AND CARS (VENDOR PAYMENTS ONLY)

14
SYTELINE MODULES
15
MODULES
  • GENERAL LEDGER/ FINANCIAL REPORTS
  • ORDER ENTRY/ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
  • PURCHASING/ ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
  • JOB INVENTORY COSTING/ INVENTORY CONTROL

16
MODULES NOT UTILIZED
  • FIXED ASSETS (DEPRECIATION RECORDS GENERATED IN
    FAACS WITH MONTHLY JES IN SYTELINE
  • PAYROLL (JES ENTERED BASED UPON CIPPS)

17
SYSTEM ACCESS
  • EACH USERS PERMISSIONS ARE DEFINED BY THEIR
    ROLE/ DEPARTMENT
  • REQUESTS TO ADD/DELETE USERS MUST BE IN WRITING
    (E-MAIL) TO VCES IT DEPARTMENT

18
THE MATRIX
  • ERP 6.01.00 vce
    Virginia Correctional Enterprises
    labarber 05/05/08 140340
  • USER-R
    User Authorizations Report
    Page 1
  • User Name
  • -------------------------
  • zlooker
  • Function Run Add
    Update Delete View Costs
  • Accounts Payable Yes No
    No No Yes
  • Accounts Payable Payments Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Payable Posting Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Payable Vouchers Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Receivable Yes No
    No No Yes
  • Accounts Receivable Fin Chg Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Receivable Invoicing Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Receivable Payments Yes No No
    No Yes
  • Accounts Receivable Posting Yes No No
    No Yes
  • End of Period Posting Yes No
    No No Yes
  • Enter out of Date Range Yes No
    No No Yes
  • General Ledger Yes No
    No No Yes
  • General Ledger Financial Rpts Yes No No
    No Yes

19
REVENUE CYCLE
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE RECEIVES ORDERS VIA MAIL, FAX,
    E-VA, VCE WEB-SITE (E-VA AND WEB-SITE ORDERS CAN
    BE IMPORTED INTO SYTELINE)
  • EVERY CUSTOMER HAS A UNIQUE ACCOUNT
  • SYTELINE GENERATES ORDER

20
REVENUE CYCLE
  • FINISHED GOODS IN SYTELINE HAVE ESTABLISHED UNIT
    PRICES AND DEFAULT DUE DATES
  • WHEN AN ITEM IS SHIPPED IN SYTELINE (AND
    PHYSICALLY), INVENTORY IS DECREMENTED AND A TO
    BE INVOICED TRANSACTION IS GENERATED ALERTING
    CUSTOMER SERVICE TO INVOICE.

21
REVENUE CYCLE
  • WHEN THE INVOICE IS PRINTED (INVOICES ARE
    SEQUENTIAL) ACCOUNTS REVEIVABLE (A/R) POSTS THE
    TRANSACTION TO THE A/R DISTRIBUTION JOURNAL.
    SYTELINE AUTOMATICALLY GENERATES ALL JE LINES AND
    UPDATES THE CUSTOMERS ACCOUNT.

22
REVENUE CYCLE
  • PAYMENTS ARE ENTERED BY A/R, UPDATING THE
    CUSTOMERS ACCOUNT AND GENERATING THE RELATED JE
    IN THE A/R DISTRIBUTION JOURNAL.
  • FOR CREDIT CARD, EDI OR CHECKS RECEIVED, A
    DEPOSIT IS MANUALLY KEYED IN CARS.

23
PURCHASING/EXPENDITURES
  • PURCHASE REQUISITIONS (P/RS) ARE ENTERED INTO
    SYTELINE MANUALLY OR ARE GENERATED VIA SYTELINES
    MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS PLANNING (MRP)
    FUNCTIONALITY.
  • P/RS MUST BE APPROVED IN SYTELINE BY A MANAGER
    WITH SUFFICIENT DELEGATED AUTHORITY (AMOUNTS ARE
    SET IN SYTELINE)

24
PURCHASING/EXPENDITURES
  • ONCE APPROVED, THE P/R IS CONVERTED TO A PURCHASE
    ORDER (PO) IN SYTELINE BY PURCHASING DEPT. AND
    THE ORDER IS EXPORTED TO E-VA.
  • POS ARE SEQUENTIAL
  • ALL PO LINES REQUIRE G/L CODING

25
PURCHASING/EXPENDITURES
  • WHEN THE GOOD/SERVICE IS RECEIVED, A RECEIVING
    TRANSACTION IS ENTERED AGAINST THE PO LINE. THIS
    GENERATES ENTRIES IN THE PO JOURNAL. THE
    RECEIVERS INITIALS ARE LOGGED IN SYTELINE
    IDENTIFYING THEM.
  • ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (A/P) PRINTS AN ELECTRONIC COPY
    OF THE RECEIVING REPORT AND MATCHES WITH THE
    INVOICE AND PO.

26
PURCHASING/EXPENDITURES
  • A/P VOUCHERS AGAINST THE PO LINE AND GENERATES
    PAYMENT IN SYTELINE. EACH NIGHT, THAT DAYS
    BATCHES ARE DOWNLOADED TO CARS ENABLING TREASURY
    TO CUT THE ACTUAL CHECK/EDI.

27
INVENTORY
  • VCE HAS UNIQUE ITEMS FOR ALL INVENTORY ITEMS
  • VCE MAINTAINS AN INVENTORY OF RAW MATERIALS, WIP
    (SUB-ASSEMBLIES, CUT PARTS, JOBS IN PROCESS) AND
    FINISHED GOODS.
  • INVENTORY IS VALUED AT STANDARD COST, UPDATED
    BASED UPON FIFO ACTUAL

28
INVENTORY
  • ALL ITEMS HAVE AN ASSIGNED PRODUCT CODE WITH THE
    RELATED ACCOUNT STRUCTURE
  • ASSIGNED SAFETY STOCK LEVELS
  • ASSIGNED CYCLE COUNT FREQUENCY (A, B, OR C ITEMS)
  • ALL VALUE ADDED INVENTORY (WIP/FG) HAS A BILL OF
    MATERIAL AND STANDARD ROUTING

29
INVENTORY
  • WIP FG COST IS DETERMINED BY THE STANDARD COST
    OF RM, THE INMATE LABOR AND PLANT OVERHEAD
    APPLIED.
  • LABOR AND OVERHEAD HOURLY RATES ARE DETERMINED BY
    COST ACCOUNTING AND DISTRIBUTED TO ITEMS BASED
    UPON THE STANDARD AMOUNT OF TIME IT TAKES TO MAKE
    THE ITEM.

30
INVENTORY
  • VCES CODES STANDARDS DEPT DEVELOPES AND ENTERS
    BOMS AND ROUTINGS, ESTABLISHES NEW CODES AND
    RUNS MRP.
  • MRP CREATES JOBS (PRODUCTION ORDERS) BASED UPON
    DEMAND (NEW ORDERS) AND GENERATES PRS, IF NEEDED.

31
INVENTORY - JOBS
  • JOBS ARE ALSO CUT MANUALLY AND ARE BASED ON
    DEMAND
  • JOBS ARE MONITORED BY VCE MGT.
  • THE SHOP DATA CLERK SENDS A PICK LIST TO THE
    FLOOR FOR ITEMS REQUIRED. AS ITEMS ARE ISSUED AND
    THE JOB PROGRESSES, THE CLERK ENTERS THE JOB
    TRANSACTIONS IN THE SYSTEM, GENERATING JES IN
    THE SHOP FLOOR JOURNAL

32
INVENTORY - JOBS
  • AS ITEMS ARE COMPLETED, SYTELINE GENERATES JES
    TO CREDIT WIP AND DEBIT FGS. ANY VARIANCE
    GENERATED IS ALSO CALCULATED.

33
INVENTORY CONTROL
  • COST ACCOUNTING ADMINISTERS CYCLE COUNTS TO BE
    PERFORMED BY SHOPS.
  • THE SHOP DATA CLERK ENTERS THE RESULTS OF THAT
    DAYS CYCLE COUNT. COST ACCOUNTING POSTS THE
    AMOUNTS TO THE INVENTORY CONTROL JOURNAL AND
    REPORTS VARIANCES TO MGT WEEKLY.
  • VARIANCES OUT OF TOLERANCE ARE INVESTIGATED BY
    SHOPS

34
INVENTORY CONTROL
  • PHYSICAL INVENTORY FOR ALL ITEMS IS PERFORMED THE
    LAST WEEK OF FEBRUARY.
  • COST ACCOUNTING POSTS RESULTS AND REPORTS TO MGT.
  • VARIANCES OUT OF TOLERANCE ARE INVESTIGATED BY
    SHOPS

35
FINANCIAL REPORTING
  • ONLY ACCOUNTING PERSONNEL CAN ENTER MANUAL JES
  • BUSINESS MGR. POSTS JOURNALS TO THE GENERAL
    LEDGER MONTHLY.
  • BUSINESS MGR. GENERATES FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
    MONTHLY AND DISTRIBUTES TO MGT TEAM.

36
QUESTIONS???
  • PLEASE FEEL FREE TO EMAIL ME _at_ JAMES.SACHER_at_VADOC.
    GOV

37
THANK YOU!!!
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