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HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS Chapter 5 – HRIS Implementation and Control

Ch 5 HRIS Implementation and Control

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HUMAN RESOURCE INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Chapter 5 – HRIS Implementation and Control

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Chapter 5

Important requirements for strategic HR information systems planning

Assessment of overall business environmentAssessment of strategic HR goalsTracking of new technologies and processOptimization of HRIS resourcesStreamline of implementation activities

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Chapter 5

Factors that need to be considered during implementation of HRIS

ResourcesFull-time CommitmentBusiness ProcessCustomizationsChange ManagementPlanning Contingencies

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Issues in implementation of HRIS

Security

Controlling accessSecurity technology

Environment

Implementing a modified HRISHardware and software requirement and their adaptabilityFeasibility of new HRISDefinition of user groups, controllers and implementors

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Chapter 5

Issues needed to control and maintain security of data before implementing a computerized

HRIS

Management considerationsPhysical securityInformation security

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Chapter 5

HRIS implementation strategy

Identify all clients and build a representative implementation teamDefine objectivesDefine problemsDocument the current systemDefine necessary functionDevelop a list of recommended solutions

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Chapter 5HRIS Acquisition Phases

Phase 1 : Need Analysis

Evaluate HR department and business modelsForm project teamDetermine automation needsDevelop system specializationsAnalyse current and future reporting needsDevelop RFPIdentify and evaluate vendor packagesSelect vendorsDevelop proposal for management decision makersEstablish formal guidelines and procedures to resolve inefficiencies

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Chapter 5Phase 2 : Design and Development

Develop detailed project planDevelop user groupsPurchase hardwareDevelop independent, focussed computer applicationsImplement independent applications as readyModify in-house formsCustomize initial systemEstablish procedures and guidelines to support systemTest system and user acceptanceConvert dataTrain HRIS staff and/or project team

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Chapter 5Phase 3 : Implementation and Maintenance

Implement HR CoreTrain other HR userMake system available to HRRefine HR coreEstablish mainframe-micro linkDevelop/refine user documentationConduct field analysisDevelopment procedures for distributed processingPrepare technical documentationDevelop other modulesTest system and user acceptanceMaintain/enhance modulesDistribute to the fieldEvaluate effectiveness

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Chapter 5

Systems Development Life Cycle

Recognition of need

Payroll ProcessingOrganization/position managementHR process automationRecruitment and selectionCentral employee databaseHR planningCompensation planningEmployee training and development

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Chapter 5Compliance reportingEmployee relationsPerformance managementWorkflow managementHR workflow notificationStaff schedulingApplicant tracking

. Feasibility study

EconomicBehaviouralTechnical

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Chapter 5

Systems Analysis

Review of DocumentationObservation of the SituationConducting InterviewsQuestionnaire Administration

Systems Design

Systems Implementation

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Chapter 5

Phases in Systems Design

Output definitionsInput definitionsProgramme DesignSystem SpecificationsTesting

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HR System Development Failures

Lack of goal clarityPoor problem identificationInfrastructural failuresOrganizational supportFaulty planning

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Advantages of training

Reduce Operating Cost

Easier Transition from Old to New

Better Efficiency out of the Gate