Niccolo Machiavelli once said, “There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.” Change can often seem intimidating and challenging but it does not have to be. Keep reading to find […]
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Published February 23, 2021
Written By Blake Floyd
Going from a legacy system to Workday can be both exciting and stressful. You, your team, and the implementation partner’s team have worked long days, been to countless meetings, and are finally about to see the fruits of your labor. With all of the moving parts, vendors, stakeholders, etc., there are twelve key drivers that […]
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Published January 21, 2021
Written By Blake Floyd
Effective project management is one of the most important things that ensure the success of any Workday® project. There are several benefits to project management that include: Identification of functional responsibilities to ensure all activities are accounted for Minimizing the need for continuous reporting Identification of time limits for scheduling Consistent methodology Early identification of […]
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Published January 11, 2021
Written By Blake Floyd
In the world of payroll, it’s all about deadlines. As soon as you close, settle, and reconcile one payroll, you start moving onto the next one. There is little down time and before you know it’s the end of the quarter, or even more daunting…year end! It is never too late to start preparing. […]
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Published December 11, 2020
Written By Jill Pinon, Payroll Architect
Workday Security Management By: Nick Priscott Introduction When you hear discussions about Workday Security, the reasoning is generally to determine whether someone can see or edit particular data items in your Workday tenant, or if they can perform particular activities during an event. Workday Security is based on the following principles and assumptions: Settings […]
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Published May 18, 2020
Written By Nick Priscott
By: Sean Grogan In the last few weeks, we have all experienced a new weight in our lives and many of us are struggling with how to carry it. For me personally, I never felt how far away from home I was until this Pandemic hit. While I have worked in a remote setting for […]
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Published March 26, 2020
Written By Sean Grogan
The Recruiters Guide to Vetting Workday Talent By Blake Floyd As Recruiters, there is nothing more exhilarating than sourcing amazing candidates! We spend countless hours connecting with people across multiple channels, making cold calls, asking for referrals, organizing prospects, and building relationships. When we finally get a hold of a Workday candidate that seemingly […]
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Published March 12, 2020
Written By Blake Floyd
Leveraging Communities By Jette Canada Workday Community has a wealth of information and ways to connect to others within the Workday Ecosystem. Today, we’ll be introducing you to a few of the perks of signing in to Workday Community and getting connected! Customer Alerts First, I want to bring your attention to […]
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Published February 20, 2020
Written By Jette Canada
Certifications & Workday Education Learning Center By Jette Canada Workday Education Learning Center While Workday is an incredibly intuitive tool for end-users like employees and managers, it takes a great deal of knowledge and skill to get your Workday tenant configured for go-live and maintained moving forward. Workday Education Learning Center classes come in […]
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Published January 8, 2020
Written By Jette Canada
As Sales Director I field a variety of questions from prospective clients seeking to validate our capabilities in Workday®. Some questions relate to industry experience, seniority of talent options, diversity of skillsets, history of successful service, etc. Underneath these questions is an essential client concern that often goes unspoken – “Why should I trust YOU?”
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Published September 26, 2018
Written By Blake Floyd, Marketing