Efficient Rules Responsible for two thirds of the execution time, and so could produce the greatest saving, it will also require the greatest effort.
{"Image DocumentName": "Efficient RulesResponsible for two thirds of the execution time, and so could produce the greatest saving, it will also require the greatest effort.", "Image ImageDescription": "Detailed functional and technical analysis of the definition of the payroll rules. The process involves detailed functional and technical analysis of the definition of the payroll rules. While this is responsible for two thirds of the execution time, and so could produce the greatest saving, it will also require the greatest effort. The tuning of rules can be as simple as using literals instead of variable elements and as complex as redesigning them. The process ideally starts during the design stage when various implementation schemes are analysed, intermediate tests are performed and the most efficient scheme is chosen. Likewise, all aspects of Global Payroll must be considered since creating rules to simplify calculation can adversely affect reporting or other online and batch areas and vice versa. This is an on-going process that does not stop with the rule\u2019s implementation since the change in the size of employee population, number of records on the underlying tables, etc. can produce an unexpectedly substandard result for an initially efficient rule.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}