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Managing HR Processes Worldwide with Oracle Human Resources Analytics
Ling XiangProduct Manager, Oracle
Bin Zheng, HaemoneticsKshijiti Kumar, Apps Associates
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Agenda
• Oracle HR Analytics Overview• Haemonetics HR Analytics Implementation• Q&A
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The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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Oracle’s Enterprise Performance Management SystemComplete, Open, Integrated
Copyright © 2010 Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
OLTP & ODSSystems
Data WarehouseData Mart
PackagedApplications
(Oracle, SAP, Others)
ExcelXML/Office
BusinessProcess
OLAPSources
Exadata Unstructured & Semi-
Structured
BI Server
Common Enterprise Information Model
Essbase Dimension Management
Predictive Analytics
ERP Analytics
Strategy Management
Financial Close and Reporting
Planning & Forecasting
Profitability Management
CRM Analytics
Industry Analytics
Interactive Dashboards
Reporting &Publishing
Ad-hoc Analysis
Detect& Alert
Office Integration
Search EmbeddedDataIntegration
Mobile Scorecards Collaborate
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Oracle BI ApplicationsPrebuilt Solutions for EBS, PeopleSoft, Siebel, JD Edwards, and more
• Add insight to CRM and ERP applications
• Easy to adapt and extend• Tight integration with OLTP
systems• Works with existing IT
environment • Fast time to value;
Low TCO• Over 2,500 customers
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HR Analytics Components
1Pre-built warehouse with 5 star-schemas designed for analysis and reporting on HR data
3Pre-mapped metadata, defining real-time access to analytical and operational sources, embedded best practice calculations and metrics for the HCM practitioner
2Pre-built ETL to extract data from over 3,000 operational tables and load it into the DW, sourced from HCM systems, and other sources
4A “best practice” library of over 230 pre-built role-based intelligence dashboards, reports and alerts for HR Managers. Analysts and Business Unit Executives
• Presentation layer
• Logical businessmodel
• Physical sources
Workforce Profile Payroll Absence
Recruitment Learning
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What’s in Human Resources Analytics 7.9.6.x
• Retention– Overview– Retention Hotspots– Top Performers– Trends
• Absence– Overview– Absence Trends– Absence Details– Absence Calendar
• Compensation– Overview– Compensation Analysis– Trends– Pay for Performance
• US Statutory Compliance– Overview– EEO Compliance– EEO Audit– VETS 100– AAP
• No. of dashboards 9• No. of dashboard pages
47• No. of reports
238• No. of metrics
325 • Recruitment– Overview– Requisitions– Vacancy Analysis– Recruitment Pipeline– Offer Analysis– New Hires– Applicant Pool– Quality of Hire– Recruiter Effectiveness– Requisition Recruitment Acti
vities– Recruitment Event Details– Candidate Sourcing
• Learning– Overview– Manage Enrollments– Training Results– Delivered Training
• Human Resource Performance– Corporate Contribution– Effectiveness– Trends
• Workforce Profile– Overview– Staffing– Demographics– Trends
• Workforce Development– Overview– Employee Performance by
Supervisor– Employee Performance– Supervisor Performance– Internal Mobility– Top Performers– Under Performers
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Analytic Workflows – Human Resources Analytics
Drill to D
etail
BusinessObjectives/
Issues
GainInsights
TakeAction Proactively Manage
At-Risk Top Performers
Why are people leaving?
Is voluntary turnoverincreasing?
Ensure human capitalleveraged properly
Is turnover withinmanageable limits?
Which groups areAffected?
7.9.6.1
HR Analytics Roadmap
7.9.6
7.9.6.2
•GA Sept. 2010
•Certify PSFT 9.1
•Certify EBS 12.1.2
• Fusion v1 Adaptor• Uptake OBIEE 11g
•Continuous enhancements
7.9.5
11g PS1 11g PS2
Fusion Applications
11gR1
•One code line for Fusion, PSFT, EBS & Siebel
•Dual INFA & ODI Support
•Certify PSFT 8.9 & 9.0
•New architecture•Major content enhancement•PSFT 8.9, 9.0•EBS 11i10, r12
2008
2009
2010
This roadmap is not a commitment to product delivery and is subject to change without notice and can not be written into any contract.
7.8.x
2006
•Branded Oracle BI Apps
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Copyright © 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Oracle BI Applications 7.9.6.2Available Today!
Summary of New Features• New ERP Certifications (Leverage existing 7.9.6 data model and content)– Certification for PSFPT 9.1– Certification for EBS 12.1.2– New Supply Chain and Order Management Analytics adapters for JDE
Enterprise One – New Procurement Product Catalog for PSFT Procurement– New Project Commitments dashboard (EBS only)
• Other Enhancement– Teradata Performance Enhancements
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OBIA 7.9.6.2 Supported Platforms
OBIEE 10.1.3.4DAC 10.1.3.4.1Inforrmatica 8.6.1 Hotfix11
Supported Tech Stack:Supported Tech Stack:
Oracle 10gR2 (10.2.0.4 +)Oracle 11gR1 (11.1.0.7), Oracle 11gR2 (11.2.0.1+)Microsoft SQL Server 2000, 2005,
2008IBM DB2 9.1, 9.5, 9.7Teradata 12.0, 13.0
Supported Database Platform:Supported Database Platform:
PeopleSoft8.9, 9.0. 9.1
E-Business Suite11i10, r12, r12.1.1,
r12.1.2
Siebel7.8, 8.0, 8.8
JD EdwardsWorld A9.2 (Fin only)
Enterprise 1 8.11, 8.12, 9.0 (Fin, SCM & OM only)
Supported ERP Sources:Supported ERP Sources:
Oracle BI Apps v7.9.6.2 – Transaction System Support
CRM FinancialsHuman
Resources
Supply Chain & Order
Management
Procurement& Spend
Projects
EBS R12.1.2 NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW
EBS R12.1.1
EBS R12
EBS 11.5.10 Service only
PSFT 9.1 NEW NEW NEW NEW
PSFT 9.0
PSFT 8.9
JDE E1 8.11SP1
JDE E1 8.12 NEW
JDE E1 9.0 NEW
JDE World A9.2
Universal
Siebel 8.1.1
Not ApplicableSiebel 8.0
Siebel 7.8
Matrix shows operational applications supported by Oracle BI Applications ETL. To see which specific operational application modules are supported, and by which specific BI Apps, see subsequent detail slides.
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HR Analytics Demo Pod
Moscone West 3327/W-153
Haemonetics
Better Decisions with Oracle Human Resources Analytics
Bin Zheng Haemonetics
Sr. Manager, Business Systems Implementation
Kshitij Kumar Apps Associates LLC
Global VP and Chief Technology Officer
Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
About the Speaker : Kshitij KumarGlobal VP and Chief Technology OfficerFormer VP of BI Business UnitFounded the BI Practice at Apps AssociatesMore than 15 years of Industry ExperienceMore than 10 years of DW/BI experience with EBS
OBI Presentations at various Oracle Conferences Open World Collaborate / OAUG New England Oracle User Group Atlanta Oracle User Group DOAG (Germany) UKOAUG Australia OAUG
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Data Silos – why one reporting platform
How do I proactively manage risks of my receivables portfolio?
How does supplier performance impact customer satisfaction and revenue?
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How does call center agent tenure, training, & compensation affect efficiency and cross-selling performance?
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Provides OUT-OF-BOX pre-built seeded analytics
Time to deploy and deliver to business (~90 -120 days)
Business users not dependent upon IT to deliver reports
Intelligent dashboards, reports and alerts for CFO, Finance Controller,
Financial Analyst, AR/AP Managers
Reduced effort to setup and deploy the base capabilities
Integrated into Oracle ERP (HRMS, Finance etc)
Provides baseline architecture for the future growth
Pre-built ETL to extract data from over 3,000 operational tables
Complements current technology investment - Oracle
Why OBI-EE Applications?
Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
About Apps Associates
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Making Global Delivery Feel Closer To HomeMaking Global Delivery Feel Closer To Home
Offices in USA, Germany and India MA (HQ);
NY/NJ & Atlanta in 2009
Founded in 2002 with >100 % growth every
year for last 5 years:
Inc. 500 list of fastest growing U.S. companies
Over 300 employees (end of Q3 2010) with
strong local presence
Management & Sr. Consultants: 75% former
Oracle employees
First ones in the USA to do HR Analytics
Implementation on Oracle EBS 11.5.10
(Wyndham Worldwide)
Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Representative BI Engagements
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Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
About the Speaker : Bin Zheng
Sr. Manager of Business Systems Implementation Oracle BI Apps on OBIEE Oracle e-Business Suites Oracle Agile PLM
20 Years Experience in Enterprise Applications 6 years in HR Benefit Administration Systems
including contribution to Oracle Advanced Benefit design
8 years in Oracle Enterprise Apps6 years as key product designer for a commercial
application for PLM for process mfg industry
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Agenda
Why BI Apps for HaemoneticsBefore and After BI AppsHaemonetics’ Worldwide Implementation
3 Month BI Apps Phase 1 implementation Gaps discovered and Customizations Sharing Our Implementation Experience
Project Team and Methodology Key success factors Lessons learned
Next Steps
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Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Global Leader in Blood ManagementComprehensive portfolio solutions covering the complete
Blood Supply Chain Medical Devices Software Solutions Professional Service
Growth through both existing business expansion and acquisitions
2000+ employees20+ countriesHAE on NYSEwww.haemonetics.com
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Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Haemonetics’ BI – Before Picture
New global EBS implementation Unified global business process and data finally in a single global
instance Pressing business needs identified for global EBS data reporting
and analytics
Global HR data assembled business group at a time through EBS
Haemonetics is new to the Business Intelligence Arena No existing BI infrastructure No in-house BI personnel
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Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Why Oracle BI Apps for Haemonetics?
“Buy” over “Build” “Partner” over “Hire”BIA is a proven BI product designed and developed by BI
expertsTight Integration and continued enhancements with EBS
Plan to upgrade to R12 EBS and BI Apps
Much shorter time and lower cost to deploymentAvailable 3rd party partners – implementation and
thereafter
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Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Haemonetics BI Analytics Objectives
Globally Unified Analytics and Reporting Globally unified data categorization (dimensions and hierachies) Global analytics across various business groups (vs. One business
group at a time in EBS)
Resolve Top 10 real world issues for Initial Phase Identify and prioritize together with our business Stay focused on in-scope issues only during implementation
Globally Unified System Administration Integrated with EBS BI Apps users are EBS users OBI users data access determined by EBS data and access granted in
EBS
Security to follow HR security definition in EBS without ‘switching hats‘ as in EBS
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Haemonetics’ HR BI Apps – 3 Month Later Two BI Apps Up and Running
Order Management and Supply Chain Analytics HR Analytics
HR Analytics Details Unified global data categorization (Dimensions and Hierarchies)
Geographical Business Functional Labor Types
Dashboards and Reports Compensation Analysis Turn Over Analysis Employee Details Performance and Competency Analysis
Security and Access BI Apps users are EBS users Same data access as in EBS without additional administration in BI Apps
Security Profile for HR professionals Supervisor Hierarchy for managers
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Haemonetics’ HR BI Apps – 3 Month Later
(Continued) Global EBS Instance
Entry Point for BI Apps Access to BI Apps granted using EBS responsibilities BI Apps data secured via EBS data
BI Infrastructure and Support in Place OBIEE, Informatica, DAC and Data Warehouse Servers in place (DEV, TEST and
PROD) HR Sensitive Data Identified and Access Monitored Remote System Admin and operational monitoring established with Apps
Associates Continued development support with Apps Associates
Haemonetics Internal Support Ready Same EBS operational personnel supporting BI Apps Same EBS development personnel supporting BI Apps
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Benefits of Implementing HR BI Apps
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Establish the infrastructure and framekwork for future HR reporting and analytics
Enabled to secure other areas of data – sales, order management data using Supervisor Hierarchiy.
Ability to do Cross area comparisons, such as: performance vs. salary
Custom Headcount Metrics - in alignment with financial planning metrics
Improved Data Quality – more people looking at data and help detect data anomalies
Improved business process – New hired entered into EBS on time
Analyze HR data in other functional areas - e.g. financial plans e.g. Does the headcount support the
planned investment and turnover (in a business unit)
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Project Team and Timeline
1/2 Project Manager 1/2 Project Manager
¼ HR Functional Analyst ½ HR Business Lead
1.5 Onsite developers 1/2 HR Functional Analyst
3 Offshore developers ½ OMSC Functional Analyst
½ SC Business Lead
Core team for the entire duration of the project
Project Team
Project Team and Timeline
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Project Team and TimelineMethodology
Using a phased methodology allows
building block approach for rapid
deployment, user engagement, cost
control.Phase 1
Phase 2
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Key Success Factors for Implementation
Proven Implementation Partner and Methodology Defined scope Incremental – build, assimilate and then rollout
Executive level business sponsorship Control project scope Drive adoption of global business metrics Testing
Strong Project Management Focus on our project goal Solid Foundation for Future Expansion (Infrastructure, Support, Operations, etc.) Solution to address the top 10 real business needs Business to decide on Global Metrics – Dimensions and Hierarchies Business to adopt the BIRD methodology Persuading business to stay focused and adopt this for the duration of the
project
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HR Specific Customizations
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Commercial packaged software – find the best fit to meet business needs Custom Region, Management Unit Group, hierarchies built based on
costing string - enabled to be consistent with finance Custom Assignment dimension to capture costing string information,
hierarchies HR security profile/HR org and supervisor hierarchy based data security
Avoid operational burden by integrating with EBS security. Some customization was needed within the BIA security framework.
Customizations to hold employee extra information data (Sales and non sales bonus potential, etc..)
Custom Analytics on Head count, Compensation, Turnover, Pay change, Employee details, Competency/Performance analysis
OLM functionality (postponed to next phase) EBS Certificates’ feature missing in HR BI Apps Requires customization
Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Lessons Learned EBS Data – Huge Impact to BI Apps Implementation
Much improved visibility of EBS data – benefit and a liability BI Apps implementation now tied to EBS data quality and business operational improvement BI Apps readiness is defined both by technical readiness and data readiness
Isolated data issues in EBS may have much bigger impact in BI Apps ETL Impact Aggregation Impact
User Testing and Roll Out Planned for it, but was still surprised by reality Reliance on local HR personnel involvement
Data Access Limited by various regulations and internal policies Discrepancy of EBS HR data mostly have to be resolved by local offices
Post go-live EBS impact to BI Apps New functional enhancement or changes in EBS New data issues in EBS impacting ETL How BI Apps should handle the historical data when EBS changes
Business Community Expectation Management BI Apps vs. Existing Reporting Tools against Transactional Data Source – Data Warehouse and ETL
enhancements are not always in the expectations
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Next Steps for HR Analytics
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Build Certificates functionality in OLM BI Apps and roll out OLM BI Roll out Additional dashboards and reports
Tough work of data reconciliation and ETL is done Rolling out to the solution beyond HR
HR supervisor hierarchy enabled data driven security for other data OBI – our only reporting platform that can provide EFFECTIVE data level
security (other platforms have no integration with EBS)
Go Forward Strategy
If Oracle has a pre-packaged BI App – Use it Plan to Customize and Extend for missing functionality Projects Underway - Extend BI Apps for:
Sales Contracts Planning
Copyright © 2009 Haemonetics Corp.
Thank you
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Bin Zheng Haemonetics
Sr. Manager, Business Systems Implementation [email protected]
Kshitij Kumar
Apps Associates LLC Global VP and Chief Technology Officer
Visit Apps Associates Booth #216 in Moscone South
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The preceding is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions.The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.