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President Suzuki Says
PeopleSoft One of Five Top Campus Priorities
September 17, 2002: At
Fall Conference 2002, President Suzuki said, "We will begin
the development of the PeopleSoft Student System this year
with the expectation of completing it during the Fall of
2004. By moving forward now, we can save the money we would
have to spend to upgrade our existing Banner system, and
reap the benefits of the new system faster. This new system
will provide much more efficient and convenient web-based
student services, including web registration, and an
improved information base for making better decisions about
courses and enrollment. We are asking the campus community
to support and cooperate with this effort in order to
improve the way we serve and work with students and to
enable all of us to work smarter, not just
harder."
Trailer
Warming Party
July 19, 2002: Project Team celebrated the first year after
Go-Live, the future upgrade to HR 8.0 and Finance 8.4, and
the new Project Office in Building 13C with a BBQ in the new
"double-wide trailer".
Class #6:
Update/Refresher Finance Web Tools Class for the
Power/Experienced User
April 17, 2002: Faye Hatman, Director of Budget Services,
conducted a Finance Web Tools class for staff and faculty
who use the Web to track and monitor detailed financial
information and who have fiscal responsibility for the
Department/Unit as a part of their day-to-day
responsibilities.
Class #5:
Beginning Finance Web Tools Class for the Casual
User
April 16, 2002: Faye Hatman, Director of Budget Services,
conducted a Finance Web Tools class for staff and faculty
who use the Web to view summary financial information but
who do not have fiscal responsibility for the
Department/Unit as a part of their day-to-day
responsibilities.
HEUG
Presentation: "The 3 R's of PeopleSoft Security: Risks,
Roles & Responsibilities
March 6, 2002: Carol Heins-Gonzales, Project Support
Manager, George Trindle & Mauricio Calderon, Cedar
Consultants made a presentation at the PeopleSoft Higher
Education User Group conference in Las Vegas.
HEUG
Presentation: "PeopleSoft as Part of an HRMS Undergraduate
Class"
March 6, 2002: Dr. Cheryl Wyrick, Associate Professor of
Management & Human Resources, made a presentation at the
PeopleSoft Higher Education User Group conference in Las
Vegas.
Class #4
Annual Budget Submission
October 22, 2001: Fay Hatman, Director of Budget Services,
conducted Budget Submission Training for the campus
community.
Class #3:
Position Management
September 25 & September 27, 2001: Faye Hatman, Director
of Budget Services, conducted Position Management Training
for the campus community.
Class #2:
Interpreting Financial Reports
August 30, 2001: Faye Hatman, Director of Budget Services,
conducted Interpreting Financial Reports Training for the
campus community.
Polycentric
Article
August 27, 2001: Office of Public Affairs recognizes efforts
of PeopleSoft Project Team in an online article in
PolyCentric and a hard copy story in the Bulletin.
Class #1:
Financial Systems Overview
June 18, June 27 & August 6, 2001: Faye Hatman, Director
of Budget Services, conducted Financial Systems Overview
Training for the campus community.
Campus Goes
Live on PeopleSoft
June 29, 2001: The campus in live on PeopleSoft Fiancne 7.5
and Human Resources 7.6 software. It is working great thanks
to our dynamic team.
The
PeopleSoft Premiere
May 23 & June 5, 2001: The Project Team will present an
overview on what the campus can expect on July 1, 2001 when
we Go-Live on PeopleSoft Software for Human Resources and
Finance.
Security
Workshop
August 24, 2000: The Hunter Group will conduct a workshop
for the Human Resources, Finance and Technical Project Teams
to develop the campus methodology for application security.
PeopleSoft
Announces New 8.0 Software
July 11, 2000: PeopleSoft Inc. has launched PeopleSoft 8, a
new generation of pure Internet, best-in-class eBusiness
applications offering browser-based access and open
integration across enterprise boundaries.
PeopleSoft 8 is
completely rewritten for the Internet. The suite of
applications includes PeopleSoft Human Resource Management,
Financials, and Student Administration, as well as other
industry-specific solutions.
Staff
Development Day
June 16, 2000: The PSP Project Team will conduct one of the
six workshops to be held on Staff Development Day. It will
be a "hands on" experience in how to conduct a business
process review. We will focus on why this project is totally
different from previous implementation projects on campus.
Readiness
Assessment
May 15 - 19, 2000: PricewaterhouseCoopers will perform an
organizational and technical readiness assessment to ensure
a successful PeopleSoft implementation at Cal Poly Pomona.
Results will be available on this web site the week of June
19.
Lunch &
Learn Series
Spring 2000: Four opportunities to learn more about the
PeopleSoft Project on April 26, May 3, 10 & 24. Bring
your lunch and enter the weekly contest for fun prizes.
Open
Forum
Spring 2000: Quarterly Report article on Open Forum to be
held on April 12, 2000 from Noon to 1 PM in Building 6 Room
113.
Spring
Quarter Report
Spring 2000: Quarterly Report in PDF format.
Cal Poly
Rides the First Wave
Spring 2000: Quarterly Report article on Cal Poly Pomona
being a "First Wave" CSU campus to implement
PeopleSoft.
What is ERP
software anyway?
Spring 2000: Quarterly Report article on ERP software and
the risks that it poses for the CSU.
President
Suzuki Addresses Campus Community
March 16, 2000: Cal Poly Pomona's President shares his
vision of the campus PeopleSoft Project.
Why CMS?
October 1999: What the CSU is doing about being at the end
of its rope with outdated, unworkable, and costly
information systems.
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