Example Workflows - Vendor Model Implementations

This article describes how ModelOp Center’s MLC’s can be used to orchestrate and automate the Governance Vendor Implementation process.

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Overview

The ModelOp Life Cycle Manager (MLC Manager) orchestrates and automates the the various steps involved in registering Vendor Implementation of a model.

Pre-Requisites

The following are the prerequisites for leveraging this Governance Vendor Implementation MLC:

  • The Jira project must be configured with Done and Rejected statuses in the workflow

  • Attachments must be enabled for the Jira project.

  • Deployment stage : Engine environment name must be "prod" + model tag (if any).

Process Overview

This is a full Vendor implementation of a model lifecycle. It begins with the gathering of the use case, and review of its risk to the business. It then creates a PIA Approval Ticket and proceeds if ticket is moved to Done State. It validates that the model has a documentation asset available and proceeds to create a Independent Risk Review ticket. After the model has assigned the risk the mlc creates a production approval ticket and after that ticket is marked Done it deploys the model in production.

 

  1. Scheduler - the process is triggered by adding a Vendor model implementation to a use case.

  2. PIA Approval - the process creates a Jira ticket for PIA approval and continues after the ticket is moved to appropriate exit status.

  3. Model Completeness Check - the process validates if the model assets with the MODEL_DOCUMENTATION.

  4. Initial Risk Review - A Jira ticket is created to assign model risk.

  5. Approval for deployment - Jira ticket is created to proceed with the model deployment.

  6. Deploy to Production- f ticket is moved to Done the snapshot is deployed to production environment stage runtime.

  7. Error handling - A notification with appropriate error message is created if any step fails in the mlc.

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