How to optimize your business processes to get the most out of PeopleSoft
Session Number: 35524
Track: Project and Change Management
Sub-Categorization: Upgrade
Session Type: Member Institution
Tags: business process optimization
Primary Presenter: Dave Miller [Sr Director - Emory University]
Co-Presenter: Richard Merrill [Strategic Advisory Services Practice Lead - Elire, Inc.]
Time: Mar 08, 2016 (08:30 AM - 09:30 AM)
Room: 4C-3
Session Length : Regular Length
Learning Objectives : 1. Learn the importance of business process mapping prior to detailed design
2. Practical experience on how to develop improved, richer business process maps
3. How to use facilitation to quickly and effectively develop the future state maps and improve overall buy-in from the user community on the future state design
Knowledge level : Overview
Prerequisites : None
Advance preparation: No Advance Preparation Required.
Product: PeopleSoft
Version Presenting: PS 9.2
Level of Customization: None or N/A
Level of Partner Integration: Shared Institution/Partner
Project Phase: Upgrade
Project Go Live: Q4 2016
Target Audience: All
Your Training in this Area: 1. IT Project Management
2. Emory's Management Development Program
3. ITIL V3 Certified
4. Peoplesoft Application/Tool Training:
-PeopleTools
-Integration Tools
-Workflow
-General Ledger
-Accounts Payable
-Purchasing
-Peoplecode & SQR
-Application Engine
-Intro to Financials
-OLAP Tools
-9.0/9.2 Delta
Description: A multi-step, highly facilitated methodology was used to quickly and efficiently develop future state process maps in work sessions that combined Elire’s PeopleSoft 9.2 expertise with Emory University’s current state knowledge. The future state process maps, developed in the work sessions, contain a rich set of data including identification of customizations, bolt-ons, configuration elements, key policy points, audit points, etc which took the concept of traditional cross functional process maps to an exciting new level. These highly advanced process maps then served as a key input into the detailed design documents and will eventually serve as a key input into testing and training.
Session Number: 35524
Track: Project and Change Management
Sub-Categorization: Upgrade
Session Type: Member Institution
Tags: business process optimization
Primary Presenter: Dave Miller [Sr Director - Emory University]
Co-Presenter: Richard Merrill [Strategic Advisory Services Practice Lead - Elire, Inc.]
Time: Mar 08, 2016 (08:30 AM - 09:30 AM)
Room: 4C-3
Session Length : Regular Length
Learning Objectives : 1. Learn the importance of business process mapping prior to detailed design
2. Practical experience on how to develop improved, richer business process maps
3. How to use facilitation to quickly and effectively develop the future state maps and improve overall buy-in from the user community on the future state design
Knowledge level : Overview
Prerequisites : None
Advance preparation: No Advance Preparation Required.
Product: PeopleSoft
Version Presenting: PS 9.2
Level of Customization: None or N/A
Level of Partner Integration: Shared Institution/Partner
Project Phase: Upgrade
Project Go Live: Q4 2016
Target Audience: All
Your Training in this Area: 1. IT Project Management
2. Emory's Management Development Program
3. ITIL V3 Certified
4. Peoplesoft Application/Tool Training:
-PeopleTools
-Integration Tools
-Workflow
-General Ledger
-Accounts Payable
-Purchasing
-Peoplecode & SQR
-Application Engine
-Intro to Financials
-OLAP Tools
-9.0/9.2 Delta
Description: A multi-step, highly facilitated methodology was used to quickly and efficiently develop future state process maps in work sessions that combined Elire’s PeopleSoft 9.2 expertise with Emory University’s current state knowledge. The future state process maps, developed in the work sessions, contain a rich set of data including identification of customizations, bolt-ons, configuration elements, key policy points, audit points, etc which took the concept of traditional cross functional process maps to an exciting new level. These highly advanced process maps then served as a key input into the detailed design documents and will eventually serve as a key input into testing and training.
