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CTSC – Workday Update Presented by: Daryl Dore, Director Enterprise Resource Planning Systems July 12 2018

CTSC Workday Update - uwaterloo.ca

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CTSC – Workday Update

Presented by: Daryl Dore, Director Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

July 12 2018

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Agenda

Workday Overview

Workday Implementation

o Functionality

o Key Concepts

o Communications

o Training

Impacts to Campus Systems

Next steps

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A new HR system

OVERVIEW

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What is Workday?

Workday is a cloud-based human resources software that will replace functions currently used in myHRinfo, including training, compensation, benefits, and pay.

It’s a user-friendly and intuitively designed system that facilitates a transition to fewer paper processes and improves HR self-service.

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What can Workday do?

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CAPTURE

Employee records

Training

Vacation

Benefit eligibility

PROCESS

Pay

Hire

Job changes

Promotions

IMPROVE

Usability

Self-service

Reporting and

analytics capability

Organizational

structure visibility

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Workday Implementation Guiding Principles

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1. Client experience is a top priority

2. Broad engagement and collaboration

3. Choose simplicity over complexity

4. Challenge the status quo

5. Success is more than go-live

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Implementation process

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Implementation requires ongoing testing and evaluation to continuously improve the system to meet the University’s needs before we go live

Prototype 1

Prototype 2

Copy of Prototype

2

Prototype 3

Testing &Feedback

End-to-endTesting &Feedback

User AcceptanceTesting &Feedback

Go-liveJan..2019

Payroll Testing &Feedback

June-JulyApril - June Aug - OctDec ‘17 - Jan

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UAT provides campus the opportunity to test and use the system.

Implementation scope and timelines

Prototype 1 testing – complete

End-to-end testing

User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

Go-live

2017 2018

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

UW Impl Prep Plan Architect Configuration & Prototype Test Deploy

DesignWorkshopscomplete

Prototype 1 Sign-off on Prototype 2

design revisions

Prototype 2

End-to-end testing

completed

User acceptance

testing (UAT)

completed

Prototype 3

Payroll parallel testing

completed

Gold tenant GO LIVE

Nov. 27th to Jan 25th

Apr. 2nd to Jun. 15th

Jun. 15th to Jul. 27th

Jan. 2019

The workflow will be tested from beginning to end

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WORKDAY FUNCTIONALITY

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New, improved features for employees

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Vacation & time-tracking

Organizational charts

Update personal information

Add multiple bank accounts

Benefits enrolment & changes

Request and submit leaves

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New, improved features for managers

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Visibility to team information

Electronic staff vacation & time-off approval

Workforce data & analytics

Electronic casual & student hiring

Overtime approval

Initiation of resignations and retirements

Salary allocation changes

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KEY CONCEPTS

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Organizational chart

Organizational charts are comprised of supervisory organizations, which are groupings of employees into a management hierarchy. The organizational chart illustrates the “reports to” relationships in the University. A majority of workflows in Workday are built using this structure.

A department may have multiple supervisory organizations

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Business processes

Workday is business process driven

A business process is made up of a collection of tasks that are completed in a specific order (initiate, review, approve) to accomplish a desired goal

Business processes drive the workflow to automatically move the process for required approvals (where required)

Examples: casual hire, vacation requests

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Employee Requests a

Leave

Manager approves the

request

Information flows to HR

for processing

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COMMUNICATIONS

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A robust communications plan has been developed to increase awareness of the Workday Implementation.

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WORKDAY COMMUNICATIONS

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STICKY NOTES

Distributed at Lean Projects Fair and Pop-up HR

INFO CARDS NEWSLETTER

Distributed at Lean Projects Fair, Pop-up HR, and HR reception. Contact Bernice if you would like to have some on-hand to meet with clients.

A Workday newsletter will be sent to subscribers to provide updates and invites to UAT and training sessions

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WORKDAY COMMUNICATIONS

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TV SCREENS

Displayed at HR reception and Retail Services screens across campus (e.g., SCH, DP, DC)

WEBSITE

uwaterloo.ca/workday provides information about the system, campus engagement activities, project timelines, and FAQs

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TRAINING

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A comprehensive curriculum & training plan is being developed for delivery in late 2018.

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Training

A training plan will be developed based on an analysis of training needs and the development of a curriculum road map

Documents such as user guides, glossaries, and job aids will help users to navigate the new system

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AREAS OF IMPACT TO CAMPUS SYSTEMS

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Impacts to campus systems

Interfaces

Interfaces which exchange data with HR are built and testing is underway

Interfaces which only receive data from HR are in development

Campus interface partners have been involved in requirements and testing

Impacts to campus downstream systems relate primarily to org structure changes

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Impacts to campus systems

Identity – Nexus Accounts

Nexus mapping work is dependent on a soon-to-be-complete data interface to WatIAM

Mapping development will strive for minimum disruption without sacrificing future utility

Possible changes which will need to be explored:

“Paid By” vs “Reports To”

Newly constructed representation of organizational hierarchy

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Impacts to campus systems

Security – Multi-factor (2FA) authentication

Recommendation is under consideration: 2 FA for all employees accessing Workday while off campus

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NEXT STEPS

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Next steps

July-Sep 2018

Complete Nexus mapping

Determine approach to 2FA

Complete testing of campus interfaces

Sep 2018

Provide update regarding impacts, if any

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APPENDIX

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SECURITY

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The security of personal data has been top of mind for many campus users.

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Security in the Cloud

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During the RFP process, Workday underwent a thorough security review by IST to ensure that they meet our standards

UWaterloo data will be hosted in the Workday data centre in Ireland and moved to Canada when they have a data centrehere in the next few years Ireland falls under EU data protection policies and has

become known for strong protection of data

Workday mobile apps are also going through security compliance testing