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2. Agenda
6. We Are Implementing…
7. Overview - HRMS Project Objectives
8. Overview - What Are the Benefits for VCCS?
9. For Faculty and Staff… Anytime access to review and update personal information
Online access to time reporting for Wage and Non-exempt employees
Online access to leave balances and request
One Employee ID across all colleges, including students who are also employees or faculty
10. For Managers… Electronic access to employees’ leave balance and requests
Automated time reporting approval process
Improved managerial decision-making, with better reporting
A flexible system able to respond to changing HR/Payroll needs
Automated, workflow-driven approvals and denials, with delegation and proxy capabilities
11. For Colleges… A single repository with a common set of data elements
Shared information and resources, allowing Colleges to better manage their business and collaborate
Real-time access to transaction activity for all employee classifications
Platform for “single-employer” strategy
Ability to segregate College-specific activities and confidential information
12. For HR Employees… Increased productivity, enabling the College to be more effective through automated processing
Streamlined business processes to drive efficiency
Improved reporting capabilities using instantaneous query tools to view data across all modules
Improved service delivery to VCCS students, facility and staff
Spend more time on strategic activities
Automated, workflow-driven manager approval requests for personnel actions
14. Strategy: Yesterday….Preparing for Success Initiate staffing
VCCS
Deloitte
Establish project management office (PMO)
Plan project team training
Conduct kickoff events
Captured feedback from events
15. Yesterday – What We Have Accomplished
16. Yesterday – Planning Phase
17. Design: Laying the Foundation Conduct design workshops
Conduct Fit Gap Analysis
Determine technical infrastructure
Create future state design
Communicate/feedback
18. Yesterday – Functional Progress
20. Today – Our Current Focus
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29. Fit / Gap Analysis Results
31. Tomorrow
33. Data Conversion Guiding Principles Converted data is extremely sensitive. Handling, storage, transfer and manipulation of the data will be performed in a secure manner.
Data load processes will be designed to ensure operational and referential integrity.
Component Interfaces will be used when possible. When Component Interfaces are not available, constraints will be documented and instantiated.
Data conversion will be repeatable; conversions can be rerun without restoring from a backup. This will ensure that SIS data is not affected by the HR Data Conversion.
Data conversion will be designed so College and System Office data can be phased in without affecting existing data. Now lets talk about the opportunities system will provide for employees
Now lets talk about the opportunities system will provide for employees
34. Data Conversion Process Overview Step 1 (Colleges / SO) – Original data from PMIS, SIS, CIPPS, Absence Data, Wages / Tax / Other, and BES will be reviewed. SSN and EMPLID will be matched for each individual. Coding differences between PMIS and VCCS systems will be addressed, and the data will be merged with the appropriate EMPLID from SIS.
Step 2 (Colleges / SO) – The data will be cleaned. For each employee, the data will be validated as accurate. Additional data that could not be pre-populated will be added by college representatives.
Step 3 (Colleges / SO to HRMS) – The data will be transferred from the colleges to a secure location. HR project technical team will load the data into the project databases.
Step 4 (HRMS) – For each employee, the system will determine whether an EMPLID exists. Since some employees already have EMPLIDs in SIS, those individuals’ data load process will be updates to extant PERSON-related records rather than adding new records. Data for Personal, Job/Hire, Payroll, Absence, Time & Labor Setup, and Benefits will be loaded into the designated HRMS project databases.
Step 5 (HRMS) – Any Errors will be noted and corrections identified for inclusion in the next conversion test cycle. Cycles will be run until the team is satisfied that the information is accurate.
35. Build: Constructing the System Attend “to-be” process briefings
Configure system
Conference room pilot
Cleanse historical data
Determine reporting
Testing
Unit
Parallel
System Integration
Stress
37. Our Partners – DOA, DHRM/VITA
38. Our Partners – DOA, DHRM/VITA
39. Our Partners – DOA, DHRM/VITA
45. College Functional/ Technical Coordinator
46. College Functional/ Technical Coordinator
47. How Are We Going To Work Together ?
48. How Can You Help?
50. Build Your Project Team
51. Build Your Project Team Appoint your Project Team NOW
53. Build Your Project Team Establish a Meeting Schedule
54. Build Your Project Team Identify Team Work Space
55. Build Your Project Team Share Project Materials
56. Build Your Project Team It’s ALL About Communication
57. Build Your Project TeamQuestions?
59. Organization Change Management
60. So, … What’s “THE PLAN” ?
61. Each College Must Have A Plan Too! Tasks may relate to:
Project Communications
Risk and Impact Assessments
Shadow System Identification
Reports Identification
Data collection
Workforce Transition and Readiness
Policies and Procedures Updates
Infrastructure and Operational Readiness
System Testing and Acceptance
Network Connectivity (includes printer connections)
End User Registration and Training
Desktop Validation
Application System Log-in
Cutover Acceptance
Help Desk and Ongoing End User Support
62. Sample Deployment Activity Checklist Layout
63. HRMS Deployment Project Management Overview SC – I deleted the previous slide 10…I don’t think we need it. It really talked about the execution phases, and we cover that later on.SC – I deleted the previous slide 10…I don’t think we need it. It really talked about the execution phases, and we cover that later on.
65. Training Objective
66. Training Components
67. Recommended Approach: Blended Learning
68. Training Approach Just-in-Time Training –Materials are developed according to the priorities and time frame of the overall project. Each phase will be trained just-in-time.
Need-to-Know Approach – Training is designed to present manageable pieces of learning, focused on clear objectives related to task completion.
User Involvement - Project team members and process team members are actively engaged in the design and implementation of training.
Train-the-Trainer – An important element in our End user Training Plan is to employ the “train-the-trainer” approach.
69. Training Materials and Tools The following training material may be developed depending upon course and end user needs
70. Training Audience
71. Training Audience
72. Training Timeline
76. Look for the First Newsletter Issue
77. Change Management & Training Activities
79. Our Pledge Keep You Informed
Listen To Your Feedback
Provide You With Training
Deliver An Efficient System
80. Get Involved Recognize how important HRMS is to VCCS
Be open to learning about the project
Tell us your ideas and concerns
Continue to participate
81. Questions and Answers