Specifications include, but are not limited to: •Addressingknown business issueswithin Medicaid operations•Enhancingstatewide data sharing across agencies•Improvingaccess to broader sets of harmonized data for analytical and reporting purposes•Improvingservices to individuals through increased self-service capabilities supporting the ODM suite of medical programs•Increasinginteragency collaboration to better support overall program needs through collaborative program definitions and potential sharing of resources across agencies•Increasingflexibility in system logicfor payment mechanisms, oversight of waiver and demonstration programs, and isolation of business logic from applications with the use of business rules engines as appropriate•Improvingavailability of flexible reporting and specialized analytical tools using comprehensive sets of Medicaid data•Broader access to clinical data analysis tools•Expandinguse of automation in business and system task activities through improved integration and automationacross for business operations•Increasingmanagement and monitoring of performance in systems and programs•Using the ODM Organizational Change Management(OCM)process to address impacts on current business operations•Transitioning of system functions from older, isolated systems to modern technical components•Procurement of comprehensive provider management services including improved eligibility determination,screening, enrollment, credentialing, monitoring, and automated background checks for all providers