The WSU community will receive training on how to use Workday starting in October. Due to circumstances surrounding COVID-19, Modernization leadership decided Workday training will be held entirely remotely in the fall. More information on what that will look like will be available soon.
End-to-End Testing Nearing Completion End-to-end testing (E2E) began in December. Since then, Modernization Team analysts and guest testers from the WSU community ran about 3,800 testing scenarios.
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We hear your interest in learning more about Workday training. Starting with this post, we’ll do a training-specific update every month. Catch every blog post about training at modernization.wsu.edu/tag/training.
The Modernization team is excited to announce a new resource for the University community that will help ease the transition to Workday. Available at the Change Overview webpage here, you can view handouts that highlight the top five main changes happening in areas such as payroll, payables, and grants.
Washington State University for the past 40 years has used multiple systems, paper forms, and manual processes for essential reporting of financial and human resources data. Starting with Workday, there will be a place for these processes to live without the hassle of switching among several systems. You will be able to create, analyze, and […]
As the University nears its transition to Workday, it is important to understand what is in the Modernization project’s scope. Today, WSU uses multiple systems to complete the business processes for finance, payroll, human resources, and grant administration.
Modernization Initiative leadership has made multiple decisions for the Modernization project. These decisions will impact the majority of the University community and are available on the Modernization website. Information concerning several of these implementation decisions is listed below. We encourage communication about implementation decisions across different areas. These PowerPoint slides are a great resource to […]