• No results found

HRIS v20 Project: updating software and infrastructure to bring business benefits

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Share "HRIS v20 Project: updating software and infrastructure to bring business benefits"

Copied!
27
0
0

Loading.... (view fulltext now)

Full text

(1)

September 2015

HRIS v20 Project: updating software and

infrastructure to bring business benefits

Go-Live Briefing

(2)

Agenda

What we are doing and why

What is changing with v20: new features

The switchover: implications for users

Preparing for switchover

Post go-live & support

A summary plan

(3)

What we are doing and why

Implementing v20 software and 11g database

Single Sign-On and Aspose

Services definition

Fully supported infrastructure and software

Improved functionality

Enable future projects - HRIS development

programme

(4)

Project timeline

Stage Proposed Dates

Investigation/analysis May – December 2014

Business case approval December 2014

Project preparation January 2015

Project kick-off February 2015

System review and test prep February – March 2015

System Testing April – May 2015

UAT June 2015

Non functional and integration testing July - August 2015

Parallel runs Late September / October 2015

Go-live 27th October 2015

(5)

Features: access and navigation

Access to back office via Portal

Single Sign-On

New format for Personnel landing page

(6)

Features:

applicants and e-Recruitment

Applicants:

• Ability to forward the URL

• Jobs by e-mail

e-Recruitment:

• New (additional) application form with inbuilt

supporting statement

(7)

Features: Personnel (1)

Comments field added to allowance screen

Cost allocations visible on salary approvals

Address maintenance – effective dates to build a

history

Substantive appointments and exact match:

• Ending substantive appointment where multiples

exist – much easier

• Unique appointment ID on all data items –

(8)

Features: Personnel (2)

Weeks per year field (automates term-time

FTE)

Rules-based continuous service dates

Read only access to Appointment Details

Read-only (including Data Services users)

can generate letters

Further benefits listed on our webpage:

(9)

Features: ‘Aspose’ – letters and PDF

• All templates will be stored in the database

• Centrally maintained templates

• Department letterhead will be stored in C:\Coreapps

(HRIS Guardians – email in early October requesting confirmation/provision of current letterhead/s)

• Offer letter (and associated paperwork) available in

e-Recruitment

• PDF pack creation – more robust

(10)

The switchover: system availability

Implementation of v20 requires 4 days downtime

To minimise disruption for users:

• Implementation scheduled across a weekend

• Adjustments spread across both central and departmental timetables

Month Changes to payroll schedule

September Input time for supplementary deadline reduced by one day

October Duration of input periods remain unchanged; processing period brought forward by one day

(11)

The switchover: key dates

Date Event

Thurs 8 October Payroll deadline

Weds 21 October Supplementary deadline

Thur 22 October No user input

Fri 23 – Mon 26 (inc) No access to depts or applicants – switchover

(12)

Weds 21 Oct Thurs 22 Oct Fri 23 Oct Sat 24 Oct Sun 25 Oct Mon 26 Oct Tues 27 Oct

The switchover: plan

Supp deadline

Oct pay run No input

No access – switchover to v20

Go live with v20!

(13)

The switchover:

Recruitment processing

• No vacancies to close between 22 and 28 October

inclusive

• Where possible, avoid having vacancies open during

the switchover period

• Vacancy closing dates to include additional week to

allow for the four days of system downtime • Last closing date in v16 = 21 October

• First closing date in v20 = 29 October • Applicants will be advised

(14)

The switchover:

Personnel processing

To ease workload, ensure any approvals created in

v16 are approved ahead of system downtime.

All in transit activity will be unaffected i.e. staff

requests, transfers, appointment and pay

(15)

The switchover: JRE (Java)

• CoreHR v20 requires 1.8 on v20 and the University

needs to update to this version

• Separate project to rollout JRE 1.8

• UAS and Connect desktops – “silent” JRE upgrade

• All other users - JRE upgrade will need to be installed by local ITSS

• All business systems will work with 1.8 at go-live

• Your desktops will be ready by the time of v20 go-live

(16)

Prep for switchover: Training

• Existing users

• Training demo mandatory personnel and recruitment

users and Data Services users - pre-requisite for access • Booking details on the website

• New users

• October’s standard training courses will be on v20

• Will gain access to v20 at same point as existing users (go-live)

• New role for Staff Requests only – online module

(17)

Prep for switchover:

Quick Reference Guides (QRGs)

• Will all be updated to reflect v20

• New versions will be available on web from 27

October

• Can be distinguished from old v16 QRGs by new

Support Centre logo in header:

(18)

Prep for switchover:

Reporting and data

• All reports will be available in the same format as v16 • No changes to Payroll costing report

• Support Centre will retain access to v16 for limited period

• Continuous service – further work required with departments post go-live

• Data architecture changes (multiple appointments

(19)

27 October – what will happen?

• JRE 1.8 installed on your PC during switchover period • New login page (same location, no change to

bookmarks)

• Access Discoverer reporting with existing login

• Log in via Portal for Staff Requests and Back Office

• Log in with Single Sign-On – password changes will be managed via SSO webauth route not CoreHR

(20)
(21)

Prep for switchover: in summary

• Recruitment – factor in downtime to advertising

schedule

• Personnel – ensure all approvals, transfers and October

processing complete

• Forward letterhead in October on request

• Training – ensure booked on to appropriate sessions

• QRGs – take note of new supporting documentation

• Note new login arrangements effective 27 October

(22)

Post go-live: new functionality

• Online references – how could they work for you? • New application form - do you want to use it, which

roles would it suit?

• Comments field on allowances - anything you want to record (in addition to Reward Team requirements)? • Offer letter available in e-Recruitment – do you want

to change process/responsibilities?

• New Staff Request creator role – opportunity to streamline processes?

(23)

Post go-live: Data Services users

• Able to generate letters (covered in training

demo)

• Contracts and contract change letters available

in Personnel once individual has been appointed

• We will e-mail all DS users closer to go-live with

suggested approach for how to incorporate letter

production into their processes.

(24)

Support and transition

• Support Centre as usual (Michael, Helen and Asta)

• hr.systems@admin.ox.ac.uk

• 01865 (2)87900

• Local ITSS - JRE upgrade, letterheads on c:\ drive etc. • Drop in sessions (hands on) if required post go-live

• HRIS@admin.ox.ac.uk – general queries

• Feedback to your HRIS User Group representatives • Online references, continuous service dates, online

(25)
(26)

Further information

• HRIS Bulletin

• Using HRIS webpage (v20 pages)

• Email reminders and updates

• HRIS User Group representatives

• System availability page

• Separate communications with local IT Officers

(27)

References

Related documents

Methods We extracted data on mesothelioma deaths reported to the World Health Organization mortality database since 1994, when the disease was first recorded.. We also

A fast and simple surface fire model is presented, which combines the features of a network model with those of a semi- physical model of the interaction between the fire and

An evaluation from the perspective of the library user will ask questions con- cerned with the effectiveness of the output of the service, such as the user’s satisfaction with

The present Grand Jury (GJ) report is to follow-up with a more thorough examination of school district inventory practices to identify specifically which districts are still

Generally, the result on the cross-sectional relationship between climate volatility; deviations of temperature and precipitation from their long-run average values,

After the plane has been glued up, a temporary wedge keeps the plane body tensioned (without the blade in the plane) so you can true the plane bottom with a

Is "the logic of being" a theme which ontology brings to logic? Is this theme of central importance to logic only when logic is understood as be- ing bound up with

 A software acceptance test document for GoldSim©, prepared from the requirements described in the GoldSim© SQAP, and documentation of the benchmark testing within the HTF PA