Modernization resources for September

In this month’s round-up of new resources, the Modernization Team is excited to review updates about wrapping up Workday testing, beginning training for the new system, and more.

The final stage of testing concludes with User Acceptance Testing this month. There were more than 1,700 participations from testers, who completed 418 unique finance and HR scenarios. Read more about testing here.

With Workday training fast approaching in October, WSU employees and faculty can now register for training courses. View which courses you might take based on your Workday security roles and check out the Training Catalog to search for courses.

The Modernization Team released a new blog post about academic appointments, which will be used to track different academic data in Workday. To learn more about what this topic is and is not, view the post here.

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