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Sweety Home Group

Software1500 employees

Client overview

As a large manufacturing firm with multiple plants and a diverse workforce, we faced challenges in managing real-time attendance data, reporting daily attendance to management, tracking leave records, implementing policy effectiveness, and providing paperless payslips.

HR setup before QHRM

Client Overview

As a large manufacturing firm with multiple plants and a diverse workforce, we faced challenges in managing real-time attendance data, reporting daily attendance to management, tracking leave records, implementing policy effectiveness, and providing paperless payslips. To address these issues, we chose to implement the QHRM software.

1. Planning and Preparation

Objective:

We aimed to gain a comprehensive understanding of our needs, align our stakeholders, and formulate a detailed implementation plan for the QHRM software.

Process:

Needs Assessment: Conducted thorough discussions with key stakeholders to identify critical requirements, such as real-time attendance tracking, timely daily reporting, leave management, policy enforcement, and paperless payslips.

Project Planning: Collaborated with the QHRM team to create a comprehensive project plan that outlined timelines, resource allocation, and risk management strategies.

Stakeholder Alignment: Ensured alignment among all stakeholders, including management, HR, and IT, to establish a strong foundation for the implementation process.

2. System Design and Customization

Objective:

To customize the QHRM software to meet our unique operational needs within the manufacturing industry.

Process:

Customization: The QHRM team configured the software to address our specific workflows, compliance requirements, and operational challenges. Key features included real-time attendance tracking, daily attendance reporting, leave management, policy implementation, and paperless payslips.

Integration: Ensured seamless integration with existing systems through detailed design documents and prototypes, which we reviewed to confirm they met our needs.

Approval: After multiple iterations and feedback sessions, we approved the final system design, confident that it would meet our operational demands.

3. Execution

Objective:

To effectively migrate data, conduct system testing, and train our employees on the new QHRM software.

Process:

Data Migration: Managed data extraction, cleansing, transformation, and loading from our legacy systems into the new QHRM software, with multiple test runs to ensure data integrity and accuracy.

Testing: Conducted extensive testing, including unit testing, integration testing, system testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT). Our key users tested the system in real-world scenarios, providing valuable feedback for final adjustments.

Training: Developed comprehensive training programs tailored for different user groups, including workshops, training sessions, and the creation of user manuals and support materials. Change management strategies facilitated a smooth transition

4. Go-Live and Monitoring

Objective:

To deploy the QHRM software across our organization and ensure it operates smoothly with minimal disruption.

Process:

Pilot Go-Live: Deployed the system in a controlled environment with a subset of users to identify and resolve any final issues.

Full Deployment: Following a successful pilot, we fully deployed the system across all locations. The QHRM team provided close monitoring and support to ensure a smooth transition and minimal disruption to our operations.Monitoring and Control: Post-deployment, we established regular check-ins and performance monitoring to ensure the system operated smoothly. The QHRM team provided technical support and addressed any issues that arose.

5. Post-Implementation Support

Objective:

To provide ongoing support, address any issues, and evaluate the system’s performance against our initial objectives.

Process:

Technical Support: The QHRM team established multiple support channels, such as mobile, email, and help desks, ensuring our users received timely assistance.

Adjustments: Made minor adjustments based on user feedback to enhance system functionality and user experience.

Evaluation and Review: Conducted a thorough evaluation of the QHRM software implementation, assessing its performance against our initial objectives. Gathered feedback from users and stakeholders, leading to a final report that documented lessons learned and provided recommendations for future improvements.

Outcome:

Implementing the QHRM software significantly improved our management of real-time attendance data, daily reporting, leave records, policy implementation, and payroll processes. The system streamlined our operations, reduced manual workload, and enhanced overall efficiency, positioning us for continued success in the manufacturing industry.

Clients:

MarlarMyaing Group, Ma Ohnmar Soe, Chief HR Officer

Sweety Home Group, Ma Ei Ei Khaing, Senior HR Manager

Why digital HR

As a large manufacturing firm with multiple plants and a diverse workforce, we faced challenges in managing real-time attendance data, reporting daily attendance to management, tracking leave records, implementing policy effectiveness, and providing paperless payslips.