Dear Mark,
Many congratulations from the “FedUni CS9.2 Upgrade team”.
We are following your path and aiming for a go live in August 2018.
Our upgrade will be a complete overhaul of self-service experience with Fluid functionality.
Thank you for your lessons learnt. Duly noted. All the best.
Regards,
Dr Fahd Alizai
Program Manager, Corporate Solutions
Strategic Capital, Infrastructure & Projects (SCIP)
Office of the DVC, Student Support Services
Federation University, Australia | Mt Helen Campus.
PO Box 663 Ballarat VIC 3353
t +61 3 5327 9186 | m +61 402 171 417
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 8:13 AM, Mark Erickson <
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mailto:anz.heug@list.heug.org>> wrote:
Hi Everyone
I am pleased to announce that The University of Queensland has successfully upgraded to Campus Solutions 9.2.
Rather than take a simple ‘technical upgrade’ approach, we used the upgrade as an opportunity to undertake a significant overhaul of our Campus Solutions installation. The project:
• Upgraded Campus Solutions from 9.0 to 9.2
• Upgraded PeopleTools from 8.55 to 8.56
• Applied PUM7 and PT8.56.04
• Upgraded our Oracle Databases from 12.1 to 12.2
• Moved to virtual web servers
• Retired approximately 30% of our customisations (with hopefully more to come)
• Implemented a new user security model (which almost halved the number of roles)
• Introduced the Fluid navigation interface for staff and student self-service
• Improved system architecture, source control and versioning, and our library of technical documentation
• Automated many aspects of environment build and refreshes
• Developed an automated test suite for environment health checks and regression testing
In terms of issues encountered with the upgrade to CS9.2, we’d like to highlight the following items which may be of interest to other sites:
• Cobol changes: we found some Cobol no longer cancel sub-programs when initialising, which meant we had to fine-tune our Cobol customisations to ensure variables were initialised at runtime
• Workflow Approval changes: Workflow Approval data did not convert and we needed to manually convert and restart worklist items post MTP
• Entity Registry changes to Person SA: the Person SA entity changed significantly, requiring extensive rework of some of our integrations
• User feedback is very positive about Fluid, but the interplay between Fluid and Classic has caused some minor issues. We will be working to further implement Fluid pages to help address this.
We will be happy to provide further information at the upcoming Mini-HEUG.
I want to congratulate our Upgrade team for the successful transition!
Cheers, Mark
Mark Erickson
Director, Academic Services & Academic Registrar
The University of Queensland
QLD 4072 Australia
T: +61 7 336 52224
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mailto:Academic.Registrar@uq.edu.au>CRICOS Provider Number: 00025B
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