Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
PRIMER
AUTOMATING YOUR HR SYSTEMS
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
PRIMER
Benefits of having your own HRMS
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Achieve Operational Efficiency
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Boost Productivity
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Paperless Environment
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Reduce Operational Cost
Why automate your HR
Systems & Processes?
Matters like Payroll, Income Tax
Computation, encoding and keeping
track of a 201 file is much more
demanding than it should be. By
automating your HR Systems &
Processes, your HR Team will have
more time in focusing on matters the
most. From hiring to retiring, all
processes will be fully automated
therefore achieving operational
efficiency.
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
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Top Modules that HR Practitioners
Looking for
1.
Payroll
2.
Time & Attendance
3.
Individual Personnel Records
4.
Benefits
5.
Performance Management
* Survey Results: Strategic HR Prac4ces in Some Organiza4ons in the Philippines, Yupangco, 2012
Usual Pains of the HR
Department.
“I want to make my work simpler and
paperless.”
“I want to cut the time by half and
deploy resources in less than 48 hours.”
“I want to monitor multiple shifts the
easy way.”
“I want to monitor employee
performance and focus on their growth
rather than administrative work”
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
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Now Corp’s HRMS Software is
end-to-end solution (from hiring to retiring). It
is available in three variations:
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HRMS On-Premise
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HRMS Cloud
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HRMS Managed Services
Our HRMS is built on the IBM Platform. The
brand, IBM, is no stranger in the industry as
it continues to serve majority of the Fortune
Companies. Industries such as banking,
insurance, retail, manufacturing, academe
and advertising turn to IBM and their IBM
Our HRMS.
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201 File (most popular)*
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Payroll (most popular)
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Daily Time Keeping (most popular)*
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Training Management
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E-Benefits
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Performance Management
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Exit Clearance
* Available on the cloud
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
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On-Premise versus Cloud
On-Premise
Cloud
Control over all systems/data
No software licensing cost
Corporate data is stored/handled
internally
No new infrastructure requiring
servers
Dedicated IT staff for
maintenance/support
Low cost for services
Initial investment is high; treated
as capital expenditure
“Pay-as-you-go” subscription
model; treated as operational
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
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Case Study # 1:
Modernizing the Human Resources
Department of a University
•
100+ faculty and administrative
personnel
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Main campus also handles the HR
function of satellite campuses
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HRMS On-Premise was deployed
Results:
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Accurate timekeeping (daily time
reporting) paved way for auto-adjust
in the payroll system.
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Reduced paperwork and manual work
Summary
The academic institution has been in existence for more than fifty years. It has multiple campuses and employs more than one hundred (both part-time and full-part-time) employees.
With its focus on learning and growth, the HR Department and its top management looked for ways on how to modernize the way they do things in the HR department.
“Now, I can focus more on the things that matter here in the University.”
Automating Your HR Systems and Processes
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Case Study # 2:
HRMS Solution for a Holdings
Company with Multiple Subsidiaries
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900+ employees
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Parent firm has more than 60+
subsidiaries
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Each subsidiary has its own HR Process
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HRMS On-Premise was deployed
Results:
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Parent firm’s HR Department became
more efficient and decreased its
operational cost
•
HR Department provided a case for
change which prompted top
management to consider setting up an
HR Shared Services.
Summary
The holdings company is focused on supply-chain services and has been in existence for more than twenty years. It is part of the Top 100
Corporations in the country with core investments in Health & Wellness, Distribution & Marketing, Resources & Financial Services.
With their goal of achieving operational
excellence, their challenge was to eliminate a very tedious process of encoding time-in & time-out, payroll, 201 data and other employee information on a spreadsheet. Strategically, the holdings firm wanted to institutionalize a standard HR Process across all subsidiaries and set-up an HR Shared Services Center so it can provide a more
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Case Study # 3:
Centralizing HR and Admin Function
for a Publicly-listed Conglomerate
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900+ employees
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Parent company as the first user of
HRMS
Results:
•
Top management’s vision to
institutionalize the HR process is
underway
Summary
The conglomerate has major presence in Education, Energy, Hotels, Housing, Steel
Products and Strategic Consulting. It current has six affiliates and subsidiaries with more than nine hundred (900) employees in its roster in multiple locations.
With its focus on the development of their People was their main concern, the HR Department
envisioned of automating and centralizing their HR process.
“Our focus is more on People Development. Now with an HRMS in place, we can now spend