hris-the road map for a successful transition
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Transition from Manual HR/Payroll System to a scaleble Automated HR Information System ( Decisions and Actions )TRANSCRIPT
The Road Map for A Successful Transition
PAYROLL / HRIS ADOPTING AND DEPLOYMENT
Hatem El HoushyHR AdvisorSNC-Lavalin
Part One : Transition from legacy payroll-based systems to scalable
competency payroll systems ( Decisions and Actions ).
•Presentation Outline
Part Two :
The implementation process.
Part Three:
Transition Challenges
Part One
Transition from legacy payroll-based systems to scalable competency payroll systems
( Decisions and Actions )
Inadequate payroll calculations
Long payroll process
High cost of manual work
Unclear responsibilities and workflows
Security shortage
lack of reporting and analysis tools
lack of database
1- Identifying The Need For HRIS/Payroll Systems:
Healing existing pain:
Compliance with governmental requirements
Consistence with organization development strategy
Managing business growth
Enhancing work quality
Mergers and Acquisitions
Making accurate data available for budgeting, Projection and more
rational business decisions.
Fulfilling existing and future requirements :
1- Identifying The Need For HRIS/Payroll Systems:
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Functional Structure
HR
Compensations & Benefits
Recruitment
Training & Development
HRIS-Centralized HR / Payroll-Single Installation-Unified Reports
Divisional Structure
Business Unit A
HR
Finance
IT
Production-Decentralized HR / Payroll -Multi Installation - Consolidated Reports
Business Unit C
HR
Finance
IT
Production
Matrix Structure
Operations / Regional Management
Region
Country
Branch
Division
IT
Decentralized HR / PayrollMulti InstallationConsolidated Reports
Decentralized HR / PayrollMulti InstallationConsolidated Reports
Installation / Reports( Depends on Industry - Branch Activities – De/centralization of HR / Payroll
Installation / Reports( Depends on Industry - Branch Activities – De/centralization of HR / Payroll
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Payroll Profile and Process
Payroll Profile
BASE RATE
Allowances and
Expenses Treatment
Salary Structure /
Scale
Other Income
Formulas
Loan and Advances
Management
Analyzing
Attendance
Daily Transactions
Periodic Transactions
Other Income and
Deductions
Salary Calculation
Auditing Applying Corrections Closing
Posting
Payroll process
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Payroll Profile and Process
Personnel Management
• Personal Information
• Documents Management
• Notification System
• Governmental Transactions
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Payroll Profile and Process
Time and Leave Management
Personnel Management
• Attendance and Absence Control
• Leave Types
• Leaves Rules
• Leaves Entitlements
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Payroll Profile and Process
Time and Leave Management
Reporting And Analysis
Personnel Management
Required Reports • Financial • Personnel
Sorting and Consolidation • Group of companies
case • Supporting Text
Analysis • Used and Required
Formulas • Projection
1- Conducting Internal Need Analysis:
Organization Structure
Payroll Profile and Process
Time and Leave Management
Reporting And Analysis
Personnel Management
Other Applications in Place
HRMS
TA
ETSWEB
ERP
3- Communications with vendors
RFP ( Request For Proposal )
Pre-sales Presentations
Live DemonstrationsGAP Analysis
Testing Workshops
Conducting GAP analysis
• Security and Control • Customization flexibility
• Support and maintenance and enhancement
• Basic compensation and benefits functions.
• Adaptability to Internal policy, payroll process and workflow.
• Compliance with local regulations.
Essentials1 Important2 Negotiable3• Friendly interface
• Reporting and analysis • Integration
• Cost VS Budget
Part Two
The Implementation Process
Scope Of Work & Project Plan
Take Into Account:
Handling surprises
and change orders
Employees engagement
and communicati
ons
Part Three
Transition Challenges
1- People:
Client’s Team
Vendor’s Team
Project Sponsors and Managers
1- Process:
•Incomprehensive Analysis
•Inadequate Time and Resources Estimation
•Scope of Work Encroachment
•Misleading the Process
1- Deliverables:
Over Expectations
Under Estimat
ion
Q & A
Thanks for Your Time
Hatem El Houshy