People and projects are the heart and soul of a business. So Deltek created Vantagepoint, which they present as a powerful, intuitive solution that helps users manage projects from start to finish. Deltek Vantagepoint’s 360-degree view of projects puts client, project and financial details in a single location. The vendor states this adds up to making well-informed tactical and strategic business decisions and a more efficient, productive and profitable company.
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Workday Professional Services Automation
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Workday Professional Services Automation automates the Opportunity to Cash process, connecting HCM and ERP data to match the right talent to projects, reducing manual errors and revenue leakage.
The one-stop-shop of CRM, accounting, reporting, and planning is the biggest appeal for Vantagepoint. When you set up your system to provide a "single source of truth" it makes use of other systems impractical and obsolete. Other systems can provide a portion (CRM, accounting, …
BQE Core. I think that BQE core is definitely harder to use, and has a lot of features atleast from the users perspective that dont seem entirely neccesary. Deltek is very straight forward and easy to use.
Deltek stands up against the competition by being the most robust and the most powerful. It is more expensive so that is a negative. It does not have the best user interface but it works well enough. Others were missing key data or functions that we could not do without them.
The user interface on Workday is much better designed and much more intuitive than Salesforce. There isn't a wide collage of different sections that confuse you on what to do. There are listed actions in the form of buttons that accurately describes what you can do. Salesforce, …
Workday Professional Services Automation is a happy medium between the other competitors. It is just enough to help you run your business, but simple to use that even smaller businesses can take advantage without a huge and taxing price tag. Its expandable and has been very …
I liked using workday, but I'm sure there are limitations. I currently use ADP Total Source and it offers a lot of the same benefits, but also has an app and feeds directly into tax programs to add in your tax information.
Workday Professional Services Automation is an effective and stable project management product with all the necessary capabilities for successful marketing and development projects easy management, resource planning, and effective for all data size analytics generation. The …
Workday Professional Service Automation brings people, financials, billing, and operational data into one single system and empowers one to configure and modify processes to fit the changing needs with no coding required and lets you continue creating plans, executing them, and …
These other applications I used in my opinion are lower rated than Workday. Workday works very very well and even better than the other applications mentioned. Has way more variety of service, is faster and updated technology wise and works very well with large companies.
Workday is quite different from ADP Totalsource. I think it is more extensive and can be tailored to individual company’s needs (more customizable, to an extent) whereas ADP Totalsource is better for a small company that wants more hands on help and extra services and benefits. …
I did not evaluate the purchase of Workday software. We use ADP for clocking in and out, to see our timecards, and our tax forms are also through ADP. We use Chrome River for our expense reporting. We use Workday to request time off and have visibility into our PTO and …
ODOT uses Workday Professional Services Automation and it allows employees to have access to their information whenever they need it. It allows you to create a profile and submit any address or phone number changes so HR has access to the most accurate and updated information.
I was not on the selection team for Workday Profession Services Automation; it was the HR system used by our parent company. However, I have had several opportunities to work with Workday in other HR roles, and have also worked extensively with Oracle products. Workday …
I have used internal applications in the past that were hard to manage and not user-friendly. Workday Professional Services Automation application is far better. It is more professional and reliable.
It is well suited to connecting customer relationship databases and a project lifecycle. Business development people and other personnel should be able to get good use out of it in their daily jobs and functions. It is helpful to keep a record of ongoing projects and new pursuits among the team.
Workday Professional Services Automation is a great product for large companies that have standardized, repetitive processes. The ability to automate tactical HR tasks is essential for business productivity, and Workday Professional Services Automation delivers well in this area. However, when a non-standardized process occurs, it is difficult to modify the system in a way that doesn't create confusion for the end-user, resulting in a less than desirable HR experience. For example, when my small company was acquired, our parent business utilized the software for transferring employees from the acquired business to the parent business to ensure they could sign up for health benefits, payroll, etc on Day 1; but, because every form is interrelated, the in-house Workday team was either unable or unwilling to change their workday "standard" fields for offer letters. As VP of HR for the acquired team, I had to meet one-off with each acquired employee to reassure them that certain clauses in the standard offer letter would not apply, explain why their personal email addresses were being used instead of their business ones, and assure them that they were being fully vested/transferred employees and were not considered "new employees" like the offer letter stated, etc.
Reporting is very clunky and anything but intuitive.
Compared to Vision, Vantagepoint layouts are very cookie-cutter. The latest release allows you to create up to 5 columns, still, it is so much less customizable than Vision in look and feel.
Customer service is poor. If you have a question or issue you can expect it to be addressed in 2-4 weeks, minimum.
Software testing has been poor in the past. Too many bugs have made it through to release on things that should have easily been caught, such as certain workflows not working, etc.
It is ok to use; it is not the easiest to use in terms of usability and user-friendliness but it is not the worst. It still feels somewhat outdated. Many cloud options are cleaner or look more modern. But it is good enough and you should be able to get the hang of it.
I would rate Deltek VantagePoint highly in terms of the overall support. You can receive support any time you need it and there is a representative from Deltek assigned to your account so that you can always get the help when you need it. Sometimes, they want to go more in-depth than I would like, however.
With workday support options, I would like to see a more immediately responsive response option. Possibly a chat or a responsive email response team would be helpful.
The one-stop-shop of CRM, accounting, reporting, and planning is the biggest appeal for Vantagepoint. When you set up your system to provide a "single source of truth" it makes use of other systems impractical and obsolete. Other systems can provide a portion (CRM, accounting, planning, etc.) of what Vantagepoint offers in a single package, but very few provide the one-stop-shop Vantagepoint provides.
Workday Professional Services Automation is a happy medium between the other competitors. It is just enough to help you run your business, but simple to use that even smaller businesses can take advantage without a huge and taxing price tag. Its expandable and has been very well received at the companies I've worked at that use it.