Ecosystem Application Changes

With the launch of Workday Student, there will be a number of changes to existing UBC ecosystem applications. This page includes detailed information about the Global* changes to some of the existing ecosystem applications. 


First of all, the Workday system, a cloud-based platform, will be the anchor of our new student information system called Workday Student. Through discovery, UBC identified the need to integrate some existing UBC applications with Workday, as well as create new applications called point solutions, for Workday Student to meet all of UBC’s student administrative needs.

*Existing applications UBC currently uses that will work alongside Workday will require varying degrees of change. The scale of change impacts by application has been classified as either a Global or Local change. A Global change is defined as enterprise-wide and impacts multiple stakeholders. Support for these changes can be directed to IRP Student. A Local change is defined as being contained to a faculty or administrative unit and support for these changes can be directed to the existing support mechanisms available for the particular application.

This timeline shows when Global applications will be first used by the UBC Community

This page will be updated as information becomes available. 


Launch 2 Eco App Changes

 


Launch 1 Eco App Changes

 


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Additional Resources

For more information about the Launch of Workday Student, click here.

To learn more about Usage Freeze dates on system applications, click here

Visit this page to learn about Workday Student support. 

For information about Workday Student Training, click here


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