We’re working on a series of new Workday Concepts reference guides to provide further insight into specific work functions in Workday. Workday Concepts guides aim to provide greater visibility into process flows, and help employees understand how the tasks they perform function as part of a broader workstream. Currently, Workday Concepts guides are available for […]
Learning a new system can be difficult. This new blog series will give tips and tricks for making your transition to Workday easier.
The University is about to enter the final stage before launching Workday: Deploy. This stage will run from October leading right up through December.
Once WSU transitions to Workday in January 2021, the University will use academic appointments for tracking different academic data.
This new handout describes three key terms for talking about beginning to use Workday, including cutover, launch, and stabilization.
On your mobile device you can send texts, emails, and browse the internet. When Workday launches in January 2021, you’ll be able to access Workday on mobile as well.
Cutover is the transition from our old systems to Workday. Cutover will include tasks like setting deadlines to enter information into old systems as well as deadlines for the replacement of old systems with Workday.
Workday will allow employees to see their Supervisory Organization – or organizational chart. Organizational charts provide an interactive view of the personnel structure in a work area or department.
As WSU transitions to Workday in January, technology also will change to support the new software.
WSU will use Workday’s delegation feature. Delegation is the temporary appointment of one employee’s tasks to another employee. For more information on delegation, watch this new video or download these slides.