Future State Business Process Discovery & Design Recap

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Future State Business Process Discovery & Design Recap UCPath – UC Berkeley Future State Business Process Discovery & Design Recap 03/21/2018

Objectives for Today’s Recap Meeting Circle back and check in, following last week’s sessions on transaction templates, process steps, and workflow Share follow-up on questions gathered during sessions, and gather any new questions since last week Preview what to expect in upcoming Deep Dive sessions Review JIRA collaboration tool, sample meeting schedule and expectations for participants

Last Week’s Future State Design Met with identified SMEs to provide a foundational understanding of UCPath transactions, including templates, process steps and workflow Performed a live in-system demo of templates, including Initiator view and Approver view Discussed knowledge and skills that Initiators and Approvers must have to submit appropriate templates Provided sample approval paths to begin future discussion and thought regarding identifying roles and processes

Questions: Follow-up All questions asked during last week’s meetings were recorded and will be sent out following this meeting While many unanswered questions have now been answered, some are still pending Review questions and notify us if we have missed any questions:  ucpathberkeleyinfo@lists.berkeley.edu Questions and answers will be added to UCPath website

All questions are organized by category Q&A Document Organization All questions are organized by category If you asked a question that was not captured, let us know and we will add it Email new or follow-up questions to ucpathberkeleyinfo@lists.berkeley.edu

What New Questions Do You Have?

Local Business Process Design – Meetings Session #1 March 8 Session #2 March 13 Session #3 March 14 Session #4 March 21 Deep Dive Series #1 March 26 – May 11 Deep Dive Series #2 May 14 – July 27 Project overview Confirm SME participation Review one transaction Preview for Sessions 2 & 3 Cross-Functional Discovery  Demo transactions and workflow Preview potential approval scenarios Q& A from Sessions 2 & 3 Preview Deep Dive Series Deep Dives by transaction area Deep Dives by transaction area Cross-Functional Discovery Demo transactions and workflow Preview potential approval scenarios Next up! Print along with Guiding principles to hand out to audience You are here Attendees: Central HR, APO, Controller's Office, CAO, Department HR, & CSS/ERSO

Objectives for Deep Dive Sessions Focus on: Discovery and information gathering Understanding pre-work, post-work and handoffs Finding process improvement opportunities Identifying how UCPath templates, processes and approval workflow can OPTIMIZE campus business practices

Deep Dive Sessions Approach Review end-to-end process for business area Examine process steps to see where template Initiation and Approval can occur within process Review Initiator and Approver roles and knowledge/skills required Begin identifying Initiators and Approvers as appropriate for these activities Also – Identify and document further business process adaptations and external system changes that could streamline, standardize and optimize future state

Being Prepared – Lessons Learned from Pilot How will Deep Dives address ‘Lessons Learned’? Governance – Deep Dive sessions will be inclusive Testing – Deep Dive sessions will inform testing by identifying business process test cases and allowing broad participation for campus-wide readiness UCPath Center – Deep Dive sessions will point out handoffs with UCPC and where UCB needs to engage and establish relationships for efficient issue resolution

Business Process Design Sessions Participants Attend deep dive sessions presented in calendar Attend with HR business partner Use the guiding principals to collaborate Maintain enterprise-wide perspective Be open to processes and role changes Be transparent with communications Meeting Schedule All participants will receive invitations for ALL meetings – Select those relevant to your area Plan ahead to attend deep dive sessions with HR business partner Check in JIRA for updated meeting schedule JIRA Collaboration Tool Log into Jira to review meeting notes from deep dive sessions Log into Jira to review questions and provide comments on process Print along with Guiding principles to hand out to audience

Local Business Process Design - Guiding Principles Develop efficiency in end-to-end business process Use UCPath delivered functionality Minimize additional cost Eliminate double data entry Sponsor Alignment Involve both academics and staff (at multiple levels) Maintain a customer focus Diverse Campus Stakeholders Ensure implementation focus Use UCPath delivered templates and approval workflow Document decisions for clarity and commitment Disciplined Process Maintain enterprise-wide perspective Be open to process and role changes Be transparent with communications Openness to Change

Local Business Process Design – Meetings Print along with Guiding principles to hand out to audience

How and when do I need to get involved? Log into Jira and check out the deep dive session schedule Participate in discovery and design sessions – Carry the message back to your home department and share information Check out our website https://ucpath.berkeley.edu/  Read and share our monthly communication cheat sheet Participate in department-specific town hall / focus groups to explain what’s going to be different as part of OCM activity Participate in training and provide feedback

UCPath Communication Cheat Sheet What You Need to KNOW UC Berkeley is working on configuration templates for conversion:April 15 2018 UCPath is not just a “technology project” - UC Berkeley will still own most of the business processes that feed into the UCPath workflow, so this is an opportunity to improve some of our processes Starting in March, we will be discussing UC Berkeley’s business processes in preparation for UCPath go-live. The kick-off is scheduled for March 8th 2018 UC Berkeley website launched. Link https://ucpath.berkeley.edu/  What You Need to DO Start talking about UCPath in your staff meetings (if you haven’t already) – use the Communication cheat sheet we will provide each month Help identify SME’s who will participate in 2 day session(March 13th & 14th) followed by deep dive sessions by business area from March 26th to July 27th What You Need to communicate UCPath Go-Live date is currently scheduled for: March 2019 UCPath is a mandatory change initiative for all UC’s therefore participate in local business process discovery and design sessions to ensure roles and responsibilities are defined and ready for training and testing If you have any questions regarding UCPath please contact us at ucpathtechinfo@lists.berkeley.edu March 2018 For Help with Functional Questions: UCPath Functional Office Hours Every Tuesday from 1 – 2PM (PST) Telephone: (669) 900-6833 or (877) 369-0926 (Toll Free)    Meeting ID: 101 157 755 For Help with Technical Questions:  UCPath Technical Office Hours Every Thursday from 1 – 2PM (PST) Meeting ID: 857 981 295 Pratima