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Your Vendor's Plan is Not Your Campus Plan.
Many ERP and SIS projects stumble after go live, not because the system failed, but because the institution was never fully operationally ready. The gap between implementation and reality is where the real work lives.
Kristina Kelpe
2 min read


The Truth Behind Bad Data
Many Workday teams assume data quality is covered by data validation, until transcript rules, GPA, or credits do not calculate correctly. Data quality is a cross functional effort, and it deserves its own workstream.
Kristina Kelpe
2 min read


Your Workday Student Project Website Needs a Hero
Most Workday Student project sites try to serve everyone and end up connecting with no one. Learn why a single hero line can unify your messaging, build trust, and make your website actually useful.
Katrina Wills Holland
2 min read


The Real Productivity Tool Isn’t an App (It’s Discipline)
If you’ve ever stared at your screen wondering how time just disappeared, you’re in good company.
Katrina Wills Holland
3 min read


Change Management in Workday Student Implementations
Starting early and focusing on who owns change management can make a huge difference.
Katrina Wills Holland
4 min read


Most Bad Workday Reports Fail in the First Two Minutes
Most reporting problems in Workday Student can be traced back to early assumptions. Learn why running small validation queries and understanding the data model can save weeks of rework.
Kristina Kelpe
2 min read


Your Best Workday Student Video Probably Isn’t About Workday Student
Technology doesn’t inspire people. The future it enables does. Learn why the most effective Workday Student project stories focus less on the system and more on institutional identity, purpose, and people.
Katrina Wills Holland
2 min read


What Campus Teams Were Really Trying to Figure Out in 2025
Campus teams didn’t just want answers in 2025. They wanted understanding. These were the topics schools were most eager to explore as they navigated complex systems, compliance, and big decisions.
Katrina Wills Holland
2 min read
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