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    Adminstrative Information Systems

    ​AIS plays a pivotal role in overseeing and maintaining enterprise-level systems essential to the university’s academic and administrative operations. These encompass the main Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system— Oracle ERP—as well as several additional platforms

    Oracle ERP – Financial and Human Capital Management
    Oracle ERP is a globally recognized system for administrative enterprise functions.
    Oracle ERP manages:
    • Finance: General ledger, budgeting, financial reporting, and budgeting processes.
    • Human Resources (HRMS): Employee records, payroll processing, leave management, and performance evaluation systems are digitized and streamlined.
    • Purchasing and Procurement: Procurement lifecycles are fully automated—from requisitions to purchase orders and vendor payments.
    Correspondence and Workflow Systems (Morasalat)
    This platform inspired by document management systems, enables:
    • Internal correspondence tracking
    • Approval routing
    Attendance and Time Management System
    Used to monitor staff attendance, integrated with HRMS, supports:
    • Daily check-in / check-out
    • Permissions Management
    CBORD Campus Card System
    The CBORD Campus ID Card is a multifunctional credential system designed to enhance campus life by integrating access, commerce, and identity into a single solution.
    CBORD supports:
    • Campus ID card issuance
    • Physical access control
    Core Departmental Services
    System Support and Maintenance
    • Servicedesk and issue tracking
    • Preventive maintenance and monitoring
    • Patch management and compliance updates
    System Development
    • Requirements gathering and system design
    • Agile-based development methodology
    System Enhancements
    • User experience (UX) improvements
    • Performance optimization
    • Upgrades to stay current with vendor releases
    Training and Awareness Programs
    • Role-based user training