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Welcome to the inaugural issue of the Countdown to UAccess Employee Go Live News!
Welcome to the inaugural issue of the Countdown to UAccess Employee Go Live News!
Countdown to UAccess Employee Go Live News! Issue 1
September 4, 2009
Welcome to the inaugural issue of the Countdown to UAccess Employee Go Live News!, a weekly update on the progress of the UAccess Employee implementation and how it affects you and your department. The Countdown News should help you as you discuss and promote UAccess Employee with your staff.
EID/SID Being Replaced
EID/SID Being Replaced
News
August 24, 2009
EID/SID Being Replaced
The Employee ID (PSOS EID) and Student ID (SIS SID) are being replaced by a new common identifier, the PeopleSoft EmplID. This change will take effect on September 28, 2009 as we go live on the new HR System, UAccess Employee. All students and staff will have the same type of common identifier, the EmplID
UAccess Employee system is scheduled to "Go Live"
UAccess Employee system is scheduled to "Go Live"
August Mosaic Newsletter
August 24, 2009
The UAccess Employee system is scheduled to "Go Live" during the pay period of September 21 through October 4, 2009. Here are just some of the important dates related to the system launch:
? Wednesday September 23 - last day for entering transactions into PSOS (PSOS will remain available for viewing)
? Monday September 28 - first day for entering transactions into UAccess Employee.
? Friday October 2 - routine payroll deadline for entering transactions
? Friday October 9 - the first payday generated by UAccess Employee
Read more...
Online Portal to Provide One-Stop Access to University Information
Online Portal to Provide One-Stop Access to University Information
Lo Que Pasa
August 8, 2009
As a growing number of campus services become available online, one project in development at the UA aims to make accessing information easier by providing a single sign-on service for students, faculty and staff.
July Mosaic Newsletter
July Mosaic Newsletter
Mosaic Newsletter - July
July 20, 2009
HR - Training in Prep for Go Live! New Mosaic Training Workshops Available!
Training Available for New Mosaic Systems
Training Available for New Mosaic Systems
Lo Que Pasa
July 1, 2009
As the University of Arizona's Mosaic Project to replace aging administrative computer systems on campus continues on schedule, a variety of new training options are being made available to help UA employees learn to use the new systems.
New Time Recording System
New Time Recording System
Mosaic Newsletter - June 2009
June 17, 2009
A new time recording system will be introduced as part of the HR system replacement project, which will go-live in late September....
May Mosaic Newsletter
May Mosaic Newsletter
May Mosaic Newsletter
May 18, 2009
Read about our new Human Resources System, learn what the Mosaic training plan is, and much more!
Visit the Mosaic Project’s Business Intelligence Presentation and Project Hands-On Labs!
Visit the Mosaic Project’s Business Intelligence Presentation and Project Hands-On Labs!
April 28, 2009
The 14th Annual Technologies Showcase takes place on May 7, 2009, in the Integrated Learning Center (ILC) of The University of Arizona. The Showcase takes place in the morning and features hands-on sessions for D2L functions, presentations by Professors Chris van den Berg and Jay Rochlin and Mosaic Project's Oracle Business Intelligence (OBI) and the new Research Administration, Human Resources and Financial System.In the afternoon from 1 to 3pm UITS will host an open house that will let us highlight some of our services and give people a chance to see the new configuration of the Computer Center building. You will get to check out the new Gear to Go location, AZ Live, the Virtual Reality Annex, the LTC and OSCR labs. Please stop by either both the morning and afternoon, or just one. Meeting the staff of UITS helps to put a human face on our many computing services. More information on both of these is available at http://ltc.arizona.edu/lts/2009/schedule.htm as well as the chance to sign up for specific sessions and tours.
Arizona Daily Wildcat Articles
Arizona Daily Wildcat Articles
Daily Wildcat
April 28, 2009
4/27 - Co-director shares thoughts on future of WebReg -- As one of the co-directors of the student administration part of the Mosaic project, I would like to respond to Paul Cervantes' April 23 column, "The problem with WebReg." Paul's article makes a number of good points that I'd like to remark on.
4/23 - The Problem with WebReg -- WebReg's viability usually comes down to a single question: Were you able to register for the courses you wanted or needed? And much like any analysis of under-supply and over-demand, those able to register are happy, while those who aren't are furious. However, the utility (or disutility) in either case is drastically different. One group graduates on time as "expected," while the other must bear the explicit costs of additional semesters and the implicit opportunity costs of lost potential wages.
