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Title: Glendale Community College PeopleSoft Project Update What is


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Glendale Community CollegePeopleSoft Project
Update
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What is PeopleSoft?
  • PeopleSoft Campus Solutions is a student system
    solution for higher education and is being used
    at over 800 campuses in more than 20 countries.
  • Campus Community
  • Recruiting and Admissions
  • Student Records
  • Student Financials
  • Financial Aid
  • Academic Advisement

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PeopleSoft Campus Solutions
  • Glendale College acquired Campus Solutions in
    2006 a year after the merger of PeopleSoft with
    Oracle. In 2008, the college selected Ciber as
    the implementation partner for Campus Solutions.
    The main goal of this collaborative project is to
    replace the old student system that has been in
    place since 1983. The new PeopleSoft Campus
    Solutions student system will go live by Summer
    2010.

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Benefits of Campus Solutions
  • The overall benefits to a campus implementing
    this software can be tremendous. PeopleSoft
    products are developed using a web-based
    architecture enabling easy access to information
    and services. The web-based architecture greatly
    simplifies maintenance and support inherent in
    previous technologies. As PeopleSoft continues
    to enhance their software to meet customer
    demand, GCC will benefit by having access to the
    new functionality to implement.

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Benefits of Campus Solutions
  • The benefits of the new software will be realized
    over a period of time as the college phases in
    new functionality. The initial phases typically
    involve the replacement of the old system with
    some improvement in targeted areas. Once the
    initial installation is completed, the foundation
    is set for the college to phase in additional
    features and services.

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From Campus Self Service's personalized Student
Center page, students can
  • Access to information from a single web page.
  • Apply online for admission as well as federal
    financial aid.
  • View class and exam schedules, check enrollment
    appointments, and enroll or change enrollment in
    classes.
  • Request transcripts, view course and grade
    history, and evaluate transfer credit.
  • Manage accounts for charges, payments, financial
    aid, and admission deposit activity.
  • Make online credit card payments.
  • View financial aid details, including the cost of
    attendance, expected family contribution,
    accepted and net loan amounts, and loan fees.

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From Campus Self Service's Faculty Center page,
faculty can
  • See a complete calendar of assigned classes.
  • View a list of students who are enrolled or
    wait-listed for a class, plus those who dropped.
  • Send email to one student, a select group, or all
    students in a classwith just one click.
  • Access class information, such as start and end
    date, days and times, and location.
  • Enter final grades for each student.

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Key Milestones
  • 1. Training and fit/gap sessions for the project
    team are completed.
  • 2. Project charter has been finalized and posted
    on the web site.
  • 3. Installation of the PeopleSoft software is
    completed.
  • 4. Configuration of the system is underway.

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Definition of Fit/Gap
  • The fit/gap stage of an implementation compares
    the delivered PeopleSoft package to the colleges
    current business processes and requirements.
    Those processes or features that are implemented
    without customizations are considered a Fit.
    Gaps are those processes that require a
    customization or a change in policies or
    procedures.

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Project Governance
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Project Governance
Executive Sponsor Rick Perez
  • Secures budget
  • Assists with changes to statutes and policies
  • Ensures project is a key priority for the campus
  • Define and control high-level project scope
  • Sets expectations guides communication
    campus-wide
  • Advocates change and promotes best practice

Steering Committee
  • Participates in the work plan development
  • Coordinates priorities and dependencies between
    teams
  • Control scope, schedule, cost and quality
  • Resolve cross-team issues, when necessary
  • Escalates issues to the steering committee as
    needed

Project Leadership Team
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Steering Committee
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Project Leadership
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Project Team
Mike Dulay, Curriculum Michella Mora, Admissions
Records Ruben Cuevas, Admissions
Records Noushin Ahmadpour, Accounting Arda
Ekhsigian, Financial Aid Nance Spray, Financial
Aid Dana Nartea, Advising Ed Bugayong, Campus
Community Ed Karpp, Campus Community

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PeopleSoft Project Web Site
  • A Web Site has been created to continue to
    communicate information as the project evolves.
    To access the Web Site, go to
  • www.glendale.edu/it/peoplesoft.htm
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