HR System
Implementation
It’s all about the setup
HR System implementation is as important as the selection itself.
You’ve selected the perfect HR system, and you’re keen to get cracking, but that is easier said than done.
Engaging an experienced consultant can pay for itself, in added value as well as saving blood, sweat and tears
Proven ways of working
Ensuring that your team gets the best from the new HR system as quickly as possible with minimum stress
Key Project Stages – System Implementation
“It is easy to underestimate the time and effort required during implementation of an HR system and I cannot over-emphasise the importance of the expert guidance that ReThink HR are able to provide.”
HR Manager, Independent Education
Key project stages
System Implementation
01 Kick-off
Get the right people in the room so everyone understands their role in the project
02 Planning
Ensure that everyone knows what is expected of them and are ready for each project stage
03 Implementation
Build and configure the HRIS, import of data, set up of user roles, etc.
04 Testing (UAT)
Design test scripts and coordinate the testing
05 Rollout
Start the whole organisation using the system for self-service and management information
06 Evaluation
Review progress, calculate achieved ROI and identify areas for further development
What We bring
What our clients say…
We can prove it
We can prove it
We’ll work with you to build a business case to take to your Board, explaining why a project manager for your systems implementation will reap the greatest rewards for the organisation.
We are technical creatives. We love the physical building, configuring and testing part of any project, maximising automation, efficiency and ease of use.
We can measure your Return On Investment and share this with your senior leadership team.
We track progress. You will always know what has been done, and what is left still to do. We’re never happier than knee-deep in a spreadsheet, building reports and configuring workflows.
We celebrate success. We share project milestones so everyone can see the achievements.