Kronos Daylight Savings Time Solved! - Presentation Transcript
Kronos WFC Here it comes again! Or The enemy known as DST Presented by Bryan deSilva http://www.improvizations.com For Blog entry authored by David Goldhirsch on http://kronos-fans.blogspot.com/ June 8, 2009 Kronos, Windows, Microsoft, etc are all trademarks, copyrights, etc. We recognize them here so we don’t have to type it everywhere.
Spring up or forward?
Sunday
1:58am
1:59am
3:00am
Don’t worry. I’m going to walk you though all this.
Got Weirdness? What should you see? What do you want? Is there a law? I can’t handle this!
Troubleshooting
Verify the time zone of the punches and the employee
Verify the appropriate TIMEZONE row in the database
Override Pay-From-Schedule for Project View Employees
Create special schedule or special work rule transfer for the one shift
I’ve got your back!
Doesn’t Kronos do EVERYTHING?
Remember, it is reasonable to expect some manual adjustments
Time Zone Basics #1
Schedule data has
NO Time Zone information
Time Zone Basics #2
Everything else has a time zone!
Employees have time zones
Punches all have time zones
WFC application server has a default time zone
Be Certain That…
The DST Event is sent to each device each DST Change
Init w/Device Config
Any Initialized
Really About Any Update
Windows is set for correct time zone
Auto adjust clock for DST checked
All clocks set for correct time zone
You’ve done all this right?
Check the Blog
Avoid losing your mind
http://www.improvizations.com/kronosblog has the details you need.
Go to improvizations.com
to d/l the White Paper
Who am I are We?
Bryan deSilva is a Sr. Implementation PM with a 25 year history at Improvizations working on dozens of successful projects including Project Management, Systems and Applications Development and Training. His online resume is at linkedin.com/in/bdesilva
David Goldhirsch is a senior software engineer. He worked for 15 years at Kronos Incorporated, contributing (among other things) to how Daylight Saving Time and time zones are handled within Timekeeper Central, Timekeeper Central for Windows, and Workforce Central.
Improvizations can be found at improvizations.com. We are an awesome Kronos Systems Implementation and Support organization with a large base of well known, extremely satisfied clients. Just ask one.
Do you really want the employee to work seven hours more
Do you really want the employee to work seven hours the last shift or not? How did you set it up? Do you know?
Improvizations team shows how to deal with the DST issues facing Kronos Workforce Central support teams worldwide. Check out the accompanying blog article at http://www.improvizations.com/kronosblog less
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