Kathy Paschke is network specialist for voice at Riverside Community College in Riverside, California. She manages a telecommunications system that serves the college’s nine locations.
You recently implemented the SAP Human Resources System, and prior to that you adopted the SAP Financials and Budget System. What was behind these moves?
We wanted features that would support a large research university.
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What is the history and background of your SAP implementations?
We started out in the ‘97-’98 academic year, with implementations of SAP Financials and SAP HR. We went live with a portion of the Campus Management product in December of 2004.
