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The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS) Presented by: Mr K.Samlall, Deputy Permanent Secretary Ms S. K. Panchoo, Assistant Manager, HR Mrs K. Soondron, Assistant Manager, HR
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Page 1: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

The Human Resource

Management Information System (HRMIS)

Presented by: Mr K.Samlall,

Deputy Permanent Secretary

Ms S. K. Panchoo,

Assistant Manager, HR

Mrs K. Soondron,

Assistant Manager, HR

Page 2: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

Outline

Overview of Project

Benefits

Constraints/ Issues

Lessons Learnt/ Best Practices

Way Forward

Page 3: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

Overview of Project

Core Applications

Core HR Core Payroll

Centralised Database Layer

Leaves Management

Performance Management

Learning Management

Employee Self Service Layer

TAS

Pension System

Passage Benefit

PSC

DFSC

e-Budgeting

Attendance

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Benefits

A Central on-line database that will enable various

objectives to be attained

Up-to-date information with a click of a button

On-line HR Processes

Decentralised tasks (Payroll transactions)

Avoid duplication/time saving

Less involvement in Routine work and more in strategic issues

Improved communication (HR/Finance/Employees)

Customer oriented (employee self-service)

Re-engineered HRM and Payroll processes

Interfacing with other Computerized Systems

“Less- paper” based-system

Page 5: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

Constraints/ Issues

HR and Payroll Processes: to be re-engineered,

streamlined and standardised

People: development of competencies

(knowledge, skills & attitude) of users; perceived

usefulness and ease of use of ICT

Culture: HR and Finance operating in silos, they

should now be able and willing to speak the same

language

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Constraints/ Issues

Data maintenance: ensure correctness,

completeness, reliability and integrity of data

IT security issues: handling of sensitive information

Infrastructure: provision of PCs, internet facilities

with reasonable speed to all users

Technology: building trust in the system

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Lessons Learnt/ Best Practices

ade

anage

By Public

Officers

Multi-stakeholders partnership/commitment

Approach – whole of Government (from scratch to

implementation)

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Governance Structure

Working Committee (headed by a Project Director)

Infrastructural WG

Application System WG

Legal & Policy WG

Data Migration WG

SIL/Oracle

Steering Committee

Infrastructure Working Group

(WG's Sponsor)

-Hardware

- UAT

- BOM

- SRS

Members:

(CIB, CISD, ITSU SIL/Oracle, GOC,

MCSAR, MoFED - IT Manager)

Application System

Working Group

(WG's Sponsor)

- Software

- UAT

- SRS sign off

Members:

(MCSAR(Users), SIL/Oracle, CIB, CISD, ITSU

, AG & Users )

Legal & Policy

Working Group

(WG's Sponsor)

- legal

- Changes/Change Management

- Policies

Members:

(MCSAR, Users (HR & Finance) , DPO

Co-opt members as and when required )

Data Migration Working Group

(WG's Sponsor)

- Data Capture & Data Cleaning exercise

Members:

(MCSAR, SIL, CIB, CISD , ITSU & Users -HR &

Finance )

Programme Office

Supported by an Independent PM and Secretariat

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Lessons Learnt/ Best Practices

Communication (pamphlets, magazines,

newsletter)

Involvement and participation of all stakeholders

Dedicated Unit acting as one-stop shop for users

(coordination between MCSAR and all

Ministries/Departments in all aspects of the project)

Regular explanatory/ training sessions held with users

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Way Forward

Complete critical activities within the timeline set

Carry out training sessions/ workshops to empower

users

Adhere to already established Governance

Framework to take stock of project implementation,

gather feedback and take corrective action

Page 11: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

Outcome

Efficient and Effective Human Resource

Management in the Public Service

Page 12: The Human Resource Management Information System (HRMIS)

Thank You


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