The principal objective is to maintain the high level of service that the area provides, enhance areas where the need exists and ensure the service is fit for purpose for the period to 2010. The service has 3 distinctive areas and the Service Plan is presented as such. The over-arching theme of ‘Creating capacity for the future’ is reflected in how the service functions its main areas of involvement with student recruitment, enrolment, registration and collection of fees; stewardship, procurement; and budgeting and long term financial planning and analysis. We believe that we have exhausted our ability to raise funds from the sale of surplus assets and should not finance further development and investment through loan financing but we should generate through effective planning the financial capacity to meet future demands. Financial Services believes it can influence, assist and deliver to this agenda.
Financial Accounting
Management Accounting
Procurement
Priority |
Objective |
|---|---|
High |
Implement e invoicing |
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To bring the influence of professional procurement to more of our non pay spend |
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To continue to develop our lead buyers |
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To find further uses for our purchase cards and develop ‘links’ to the finance system |
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To award our new cleaning contract |
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To investigate ways in which our procurement strategy can have a positive impact on our local community and the re generation agenda |
Medium |
Further develop electronic orders and the Commitment Accounting System |
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To get agreed and publish a sustainable procurement plan and strategy |
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To establish regular communication channels with our customers |
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Review, and improve and re-launch the Procurement web pages |
Low |
To consider links with other non HE public sector bodies with a view to forming an opinion on the possibility of collaborative procurement partnerships |
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To achieve a recognised quality standard for our procurement service |
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