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At HP, an HR Transformation
HR TransformationCASE STUDY
Presented byAnjan BhattraiDevendra BajajJatin Kolekar
At HP, an HR Transformation
Agenda● Objective● HR challenges● Existing HR systems● Change management approach● “3 words” problem statement● Elevator pitch● SaaS: Software as a Service● Relationship diagram● Threats and Opportunity matrix● Stakeholder analysis● Success measurement
At HP, an HR Transformation
Objective
● Implement a new, state-of-the-art HR platform
● To optimize Human Resources processes and capabilities
● To enable timely and effective decision making
● To give significant time back to employees and managers
● Maximize organizational ability
At HP, an HR Transformation
HR Challenges
● Complex systems● Manual workarounds● Poor user interface● Multiple systems not connected● Time consuming process
At HP, an HR Transformation
● Only basic needs were fulfilled● Boundaries are blurring between private and
public● Technology expected to be available 24/7● Social engagement and mobility are the new
worm● Heterogeneous application environment● Legacy solution: unfriendly, fulfilled only the
basic needs
Existing HR system
At HP, an HR Transformation
3 Word Problem StatementProblem statement: Outdated HR processes
Impact:
● Complex System and Frustrated employees
● High HR footprint
● More attention to maintenance than innovation
At HP, an HR Transformation
Elevator Pitch● The current system is often confusing or overwhelming to perform a
single task ● HR processes will become more efficient by upto 80%● HR managers can make more effective decisions about talent,
locations, people● Improved employee productivity can deliver approximately $50
million annually in indirect, measurable cost savings● As SaaS platform, Workday environment updated regularly and
automatically, ensuring continuous improvements over time
● With the new platform we can better manage one of the most critical assets-workforce.
At HP, an HR Transformation
Relationship Diagram
HR transformation at HP
Finance
Information Technology
Human Resource
Sales and marketing
CustomersR and D
Country Sales
Manager Country Sales
Manager
Country HR Manager
Country HR Manager
At HP, an HR Transformation
Threats and Opportunity MatrixOpportunity Threats
Short term
Operations cost reduction
Resource optimization
More efficient processes
Improved productivity
Better services for customers (real time, coverage etc…)
Flexibility to market conditions
Automatic update of workday environment
Better traceability
Disruption
Stressing transition period
Resistance from employees
Steep learning curve for employees
Cultural and language differences
Project cost overrun
Project implementation period
Long term
Allows for future growth with new customers
Replacement of non standard and offline work process
Reporting system for analysis
Better equipment to manage HP talent
Increased quality of human resource management
More effective decisions
Competitive advantage
New partnerships
Project implementation delay can have long lasting effects
At HP, an HR Transformation
Stakeholder AnalysisStakeholder Project relationship View of project Importance
General Manager/VP Sponsor +++ ++
HR Director Sponsor +++ +++
Sales Director Sponsor +++ ++
HR Managers Stakeholder +++ +++
Sales Managers Stakeholder + ++
Information Technology Stakeholder +++ +
R and D Stakeholder +++ ++
Country HR Managers Stakeholder + ++
Country Sales Managers Stakeholder - +
At HP, an HR Transformation
Success measurement● Increased efficiency: complete end-to-end integration● Quality of Work
● Improved productivity and powerful functionality
● Simplified and consistent HR application ecosystem
● Lower cost of ownership
● World-class usability: single point navigation, connected processes
● Reduction in annual costs: Eliminate need for costly upgrades