11 th 2014 Where we were Where we were In July 2013 the training registration process had too many manual processes Too many steps were needed to register participants learners ID: 759095
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Slide1
eReg 2.0
CNLP Brief
June
11
th
,
2014
Slide2Where we were
Where we were –
In July, 2013, the training registration process had too many manual processes.
Too many steps were needed to register participants (learners)
Each training registration took about 20 minutes
Transition to current process –
(eReg 1.0)
September 2013 – identified options
October 2013 – Training collaborated with IT branch
November 2013 – eReg 1.0 implemented
Benefits and limitations
Slide3The Business Problem – Moving beyond eReg 1.0
Lost Training Opportunities -
Poor
data and conflicting processes result in under and over booking leading to lost training opportunities.
Class Cancellations -
This
directly affects CalHR customers (class cancellations), training partners, instructors, and accounting.
Enhanced Data capturing -
The
continued success of the Statewide training
required statewide training to make better data driven decisions.
Slide4What’s Improved with eReg 2.0
No
more:
Reservations
; only paid for
bookings
No
more Cal 46 paper
forms/faxes
No
more reconciling unpaid reservations with Cal46 payment
information
Enhanced analytics
and demographic
capabilities
Automatic email notification (system generated) based upon registration activities (request, approve, deny
)
eReg 2.0 offers
improved scheduling and workflow for
approvals
Reduce average registration processing time from 10 to approximately 8 minutes
Slide5Roles
Requesters –
The person requesting training. It may by the learner or a designated POC
Approvers –
The person designated by the requester. Approvers need spending obligation authority or have an internal process which grants them approval authority.
Training Admins –
CalHR training coordinators
Accounting –
Processes all forms of payments
Slide6Student input On Line
eReg Record
Send eReg reservation number to Student
Generate Daily Roster Report
eReg Data
46 Rec’d?
Update Daily Roster Report
Send Confirmation email
46 Rec’d?
Remove Record
End
Process
Monthly Invoice Datasheet
Y
Y
N
N
fax /
efax
Split File
By
Person and Class
Last
First
Class title
Update Billing Workbook
Payment Info
Type
Supervisor
Send Disenrollment Letter +
Reminder
Send Reminder
1-2 days
Update Statewide Register X
No shows
Cancels
Student Attends Training
Current Build
eReg 1.0
Slide7Requester input On Line
Pg
2
eReg Record
Process
Monthly Invoice Datasheet
Update Statewide Register X
No shows
Cancels
Student Attends Training
eReg Data
Email:
Approve
?
Email:
Disapprove
Approver
Funding Data
Pg
3
PO number
Contract
Cal Card - XXXX
Requester input On Line
Pg
1
Requester inputs initial data in eReg Registration Form (page1)
Requester inputs approver and demographics data in eReg Registration Form (page2)
eReg:
Begins disapproval countdown timer (72 hours)
Generates email to Approver with approve/disapprove links
Approver clicks “approve” link on email
Approver enters funding data in eReg (page3)eReg generates email with funding info to CalHR/Acct’g (credit is manually handled between approver and acct’g)eReg generates email acknowledgement to Requester
Accounting/CalHR/Requester
eReg Data
Approval
Updated
eReg 2.0
Slide8Slide9Slide10Slide11Slide12Slide13Slide14Slide15Slide16Slide17Slide18Slide19Acknowledgements – e-Reg team members
Kristene Marshall – Statewide Training
Laurel Robinson
– Statewide Training
David Gay – Information Technology
Rick Black –
Information Technology
Nick Buffalo
– Information Technology
Susan Barnes - Accounting
Primo
Siador –
Accounting
Slide20Acknowledgements – e-Reg focus group participants
Michelle Edwards – Dept. Developmental Services
Sue
Teafatiller
– Victim’s Compensation Board
Carrie Edwards – Air Resources Board
Riza
Kahn
–
Barbara Rivers – Department of Public Health
Brittney
Trost
– State Treasure’s Office
Slide21Any Questions?????
Slide22Thank you for your time