The Vendor is required to provide workday regarding their capabilities to deliver workday on-demand support services and workday managed services.
- Objectives
• Service provider experience supporting workday in the public sector
• Available service tiers, response SLAs, and coverage models
• Technical and functional expertise areas
• Resource qualifications and certification levels
• Approaches to service governance, reporting, and knowledge transfer
• Pricing models for both on-demand and managed services
• Capabilities for project support, integration assistance, and system optimization
- Workday support capabilities
1. Functional support
• HCM
• Payroll
• Time tracking
• Absence
• Benefits
• Finance (potential future need)
• Reporting and analytics
2. Technical support
• Integrations
• Security administration
• Business process configuration
• Tenant configuration and change management
• Release management and feature adoption
• Testing support
3. Issue management and SLAs
• Response and resolution times
• Support coverage windows
• Escalation processes
• Communication protocols
4. Resource model
• Dedicated vs pooled resources
• Onshore, offshore and hybrid
• Backup resource strategy
• Certifications and qualifications
- Managed services model
• Scope of managed services (functional, technical, security, integrations, reporting)
• Governance framework (meetings, KPIs, quarterly reviews, roadmap support)
• Backlog management and continuous improvement processes
• Predictable operational cost models
• Onboarding and transition timeline
- On-demand support model
• Minimum monthly hours or retainer options
• Hourly support rates by role
• Turnaround expectations for standard requests
• Emergency or priority support options
• Billing structure (monthly, as-used, prepaid bank, etc.).
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