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UT San Antonio PeopleSoft Project September 2010
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UTSA PeopleSoft Project What is it? A collaborative, UT System sponsored and shared implementation of Software will be hosted at UT System Data Center in Arlington UT Dallas is currently implementing PeopleSoft with a “go live” planned by January 2011; UT Dallas, Tyler & Arlington are already ‘live’ with PeopleSoft Student Administration. What is it? A collaborative, UT System sponsored and shared implementation of Software will be hosted at UT System Data Center in Arlington UT Dallas is currently implementing PeopleSoft with a “go live” planned by January 2011; UT Dallas, Tyler & Arlington are already ‘live’ with PeopleSoft Student Administration. 1
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UTSA’s Current ERP Environment UTSA uses UT Austin’s DEFINE system for most HR & Financial applications IBM Mainframe-based Flat file – not a relational data base Partially web enabled Highly customized Highly automated campus workflow Not a comprehensive HR system UTSA uses UT Austin’s DEFINE system for most HR & Financial applications IBM Mainframe-based Flat file – not a relational data base Partially web enabled Highly customized Highly automated campus workflow Not a comprehensive HR system 2
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New Developments Staying on DEFINE is no longer a risk-free option UT Austin is pursuing alternatives to a required $10 million IBM mainframe upgrade that include - Migrating DEFINE to an open system architecture OR Implement PeopleSoft Staying on DEFINE is no longer a risk-free option UT Austin is pursuing alternatives to a required $10 million IBM mainframe upgrade that include - Migrating DEFINE to an open system architecture OR Implement PeopleSoft 3
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New Developments UTSA will now join Dallas, Arlington, Brownsville, El Paso, Pan American, Permian Basin, and Tyler in a PeopleSoft Shared Services project 4
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Project Timeline Project Phase Pre-planning Now until March 2011 Project Start March 2011 - Administrative Offices / Project Teams will be involved from the start - Communication /feedback throughout the project to stakeholders - Departmental involvement in 2012 / user acceptance testing and training Project Go-Live September / December 2012 Project Phase Pre-planning Now until March 2011 Project Start March 2011 - Administrative Offices / Project Teams will be involved from the start - Communication /feedback throughout the project to stakeholders - Departmental involvement in 2012 / user acceptance testing and training Project Go-Live September / December 2012 5
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PeopleSoft Modules Human Capital Management Human Resources – Campus Community, Administer Workforce, Position Management Payroll Benefits Administration Absence Management Time & Labor Portal – Employee Self Service Human Capital Management Human Resources – Campus Community, Administer Workforce, Position Management Payroll Benefits Administration Absence Management Time & Labor Portal – Employee Self Service 6
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PeopleSoft Modules Financial General Ledger / Chart of Accounts Budgeting / HR Integration for Salary Encumbrances Accounts Payable Travel & Expenses Purchasing/Receiving/eProcurement Asset Management Grants/Contracts/Projects Accounts Receivable/Billing Financial General Ledger / Chart of Accounts Budgeting / HR Integration for Salary Encumbrances Accounts Payable Travel & Expenses Purchasing/Receiving/eProcurement Asset Management Grants/Contracts/Projects Accounts Receivable/Billing 7
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Project Cost Estimates Consulting Services to be paid by UT System Our share is about $2 million Consulting Services to be paid by UT System Our share is about $2 million 8
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Project Cost Estimates Other Project costs paid by UTSA depend on: Final Scope and Timeline Backfill Requirements Project Management model Training costs Space costs 3 rd Party Tools/Add-on’s - Purchase & Maintenance Additional (Local) Technical Support Data Center & Software Maintenance Other Project costs paid by UTSA depend on: Final Scope and Timeline Backfill Requirements Project Management model Training costs Space costs 3 rd Party Tools/Add-on’s - Purchase & Maintenance Additional (Local) Technical Support Data Center & Software Maintenance 9
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Estimated One Time Costs FY 11$2.5 million FY 12$3.5 million FY 13$1.0 million Total$7.0 million Certain implementation costs can be debt financed for a period of 3 to 10 years at low interest rates. FY 11$2.5 million FY 12$3.5 million FY 13$1.0 million Total$7.0 million Certain implementation costs can be debt financed for a period of 3 to 10 years at low interest rates. 10
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Ongoing Costs PeopleSoft Maintenance Additional Tools Maintenance Data Center Costs Local Support - Functional & Technical Estimated at $1.5 million per year PeopleSoft Maintenance Additional Tools Maintenance Data Center Costs Local Support - Functional & Technical Estimated at $1.5 million per year 11
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Issues & Pre-Planning Activities Select an Executive & Steering Committee Determine Project Teams & backfill needs Determine space for the Project Team Determine Project Management structure Finalize budget and funding requirements Select an Executive & Steering Committee Determine Project Teams & backfill needs Determine space for the Project Team Determine Project Management structure Finalize budget and funding requirements 12
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Issues & Pre-Planning Activities Identify low priority activities that can be suspended or terminated Process mapping Hire/train backfill Identify low priority activities that can be suspended or terminated Process mapping Hire/train backfill 13
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Challenges – Change Management This project is a big change initiative for UTSA Scale – affects all or most of the organization Magnitude – it involves significant alteration of the status quo Duration – years both project & ongoing Strategic importance – affects all of our financial and human resources processing This project is a big change initiative for UTSA Scale – affects all or most of the organization Magnitude – it involves significant alteration of the status quo Duration – years both project & ongoing Strategic importance – affects all of our financial and human resources processing 14
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Challenges – Change Management Issues / Risks Project model Big bang project approach Decentralized processes with various levels of expertise at each department DEFINE differences – both good and bad Challenging status quo – but we have a great capacity for change Support from within all levels of the organization Issues / Risks Project model Big bang project approach Decentralized processes with various levels of expertise at each department DEFINE differences – both good and bad Challenging status quo – but we have a great capacity for change Support from within all levels of the organization 15
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