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Finance and Compliance Committee F-4 September 20-21, 2018 Page 1 of 1
INFORMATION ITEM #4 Finance and Human Resource Modernization Initiative
(Stacy Pearson/Matt Skinner) TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS SUBJECT: Modernization Initiative: Overview of WSU’s Workday
Implementation Approach SUBMITTED BY: Stacy Pearson, Vice President, Finance & Administration BACKGROUND INFORMATION: See attached PowerPoint Presentation.
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AGENDA
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Brief Introductions & Qualifications of Deloitte / Workday
Project Approach and Timeline
WSU Stakeholder and SME Engagement
Project Governance
4Workday Confidential
One unified system for Finance, HCM, and
Student
Designed for engagement
Configurable to support changing needs
Built-in, actionable analytics
APPLICATIONS THAT DRIVE INSTITUTIONAL IMPACT
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GLOBAL FIRM, LOCAL FEEL
US $38.8B 263,900 150+ 60 900 80+
Revenue Headcount Countries and Territories
Current Deloitte professionals
graduated from WSU
Washington-based
professionals
Deloitte staff focused on serving
State of Washington
projects
WORLDWIDE – DTTL ORGANIZATION
A globally connected network of 47 member firms in more than 150 countries and territories
Largest professional services firm in the world (based on global
revenues and headcount)
Serving 80 percent of the world’s largest organizations and
the most prestigious higher education institutions
1,167+
Workday certified practitioners
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ENSURE• Largest Workday HCM /
Payroll Cloud implementation in Higher Education
• More full lifecycle Workday projects than any partner in the Workday ecosystem
EMBRACE• Implemented Workday
Financials, for Workday
• Only partner currently approved to prime Workday Planning, Learning and Student
• 1st “Financials First” implementation of Workday in any industry
ENCOURAGE• 1st Higher Ed single
deployment go-live of Workday HCM-Payroll and Financials
• Strong Workday/Deloitte, CEO-to-CEO relationship based on a 16-year relationship
• Multi-year Titanium Workday Partner
T H E D E L O I T T E
DIFFERENCE
END result… = Success+
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ERP IMPLEMENTATION JOURNEY MAP
PLANCONFIGURE & PROTOTYPE
TEST
Project kick-off
Review of crit ical business processes
Review of COA/f inancial report ing structure
Init iate WSU stakeholder
adopt ion through socializat ion plan
Analysis and decision making enabled in design
Conf idence in WSU
implementat ion strategy and plan
University-wide foundat ional design
Future-state impact on campus community
comes to life
Software conf igurat ion
Successful test ing of University
administrat ive processing
Administrator t raining and knowledge
transfer
Conf idence gained from test ing
WSU embraces new experience
DELOITTE
WSU
ARCHITECT DEPLOY
WORKDAY CHECKPOIN T
WORKDAY CHECKPOIN T
PRE-PLAN NING, PLAN , ARCHITECT CON FIGURE AN D PROTOTYPE, TEST DEPLOY, SUPPORT
PRE-PLANNING
End user trainingTransit ion supportDocumentat ion
Ensure cont inuity of universit y operat ions
Embrace modern, scalable and standardized processes to support growth
End cost ly inefficient and ineffect ive processes
Encourage data-enabled decision making and budget management
WSU’s Journey to the E4
Organizat ional change management and communicat ions
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PROJECT APPROACH
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Pre-Planning
ArchitectPlan
Discovery & PreparationDesign
Prototype 1(Convert & Build)
Prototype 2(Convert & Build) System Integration
Testing (SIT)
Payroll ParallelUAT
DeploySupport
Data Conversion
Integrations (Design, Development, and Testing – Workday and Legacy Systems)
Change Management, Communications and Training
Project Kick-Off
Business Process Design Sign-off
Go-Live July 1, 2020
Update 32 Update 33 Update 34
Pre-Planning
IMAGINE DELIVER RUN
Plan Architect Configure and Prototype Test Deploy Support
Project Work Plan
Business Process and Configuration Workbooks
Interfaces End User Training
Materials
Service Desk and Support
Strategy
Final Engagement
Report
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Each stakeholder has a clear role in the governance and decision-making process; outstanding decisions and/or issues will be escalated to the appropriate role listed below for resolution.
PROGRAM GOVERNANCE: ROLES & DECISION RIGHTS
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CHANGE MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
ES S EN TIAL ELEMEN TS
DEFINE PURPOSEDefine the business future and create the conditions for leader-led change
DESIGN FOR IMPACTCreate a change roadmap with targeted interventions per community segment
DEVELOP CAPABILITYDefine a learning framework to build capability for the future skillsets
DRIVE THROUGH PERFORMANCEConduct workforce transition to prepare communities for new ways of working
Deloitte’s change framework fosters Workday adoption
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FOSTERING STAKEHOLDER ADOPTION OVER TIME
AWARENESSGeneral knowledge of program goals and efforts
UNDERSTANDINGHigh-level understanding of program implications and changes
SUPPORT & BUY-INIndividuals are receptive to working with and implementing changes
COMMITMENTIndividuals are actively involved in and contribute to project goals and efforts
OWNERSHIPIndividuals acknowledge that they own project efforts and create innovate ways to support them
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The ultimate goal of our change management approach is to foster the right level of adoption among affected stakeholders groups at the right time