0 Private and Confidential Team Presentations Finance & Infrastructure, and IT Track Team Dr. M. Abul-Hamayel Dr. Musa Essayyad Dr. Ma’an Kousa Mr. Shaibu.

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0 Private and Confidential Team Presentations Finance & Infrastructure, and IT Track Team Dr. M. Abul-Hamayel Dr. Musa Essayyad Dr. Ma’an Kousa Mr. Shaibu Garba Dr. Ahmad Yamani Dr. Sadiq M. Sait

1 Private and Confidential Categories Addressed by the Track Team Information Technology Cost/Finance Physical Facilities FinanceIT Physical Facilities

2 Private and Confidential Current Status Information Technology Cost/Finance Physical Facilities

3 Private and Confidential Current Status of IT (… 1) More attention to IT in curricula and less to infrastructure or automation of business processes Human resource problems (not able to retain) Easy to obtain funding or budget for equipment, difficult to allocate budget to HR (training, incentives, adjust salaries,...) IT Planning is local and ad-hoc and there is a wide gap between IT infrastructure between universities. No assessment of ROI, or desire to get value from capital, etc IT for research needs improvement IT Procurement follows government regulations No separate budget for IT (only a cost center) Lack of IT awareness

4 Private and Confidential Current Status of IT (…2) Representation level of IT is low (therefore no opportunity for providing strategic input) All IT services are free Lack of coordination/cooperation between IT directors (no regular meetings similar to library deans, deans,..) IT services scattered between various departments Access to IT is poor Lack of monitoring and standards, lack of regulation and accountability

5 Private and Confidential Current Status of Cost/Finance Funding is predominantly provided by government: Single Source of Revenue (sustainability? revenue from other sources account for small percentage of the total revenue of universities) Centralized budget/planning and sub-optimal allocation of resources –Line item budgets with some limited flexibility –Within universities, there is a centralized management of financial resources with minimal or no provision for budgeting and expenditure at level of functional units of institutions Students pay no fees and are instead given stipends by the universities (in addition to several other facilities!) There is disparity in resource allocation to universities depending on ability to present needs Expenditure capturing and financial management and control systems vary across universities

6 Private and Confidential Current Status of Physical/Infrastructure There are not enough universities to meet demand for higher education and the available ones are not equitably distributed There is disparity in the availability and maintenance of physical facilities and infrastructure across universities  There is no planning framework for expansion in the number of universities and many existing universities find it difficult to expand their facilities and infrastructure (recently this situation has been improving)  Physical facilities and equipment in universities are sometimes underutilized and there is no framework for the shared use of facilities across universities

7 Private and Confidential The key issues identified in IT can be grouped into three categories 1.Using IT in the educational and research processes 2.IT in the administration of the institution and across the institutions 3.Management, administration and planning of IT services and capabilities IT for Administration IT for Education and Research Management and Planning of IT

8 Private and Confidential Information Technology

9 Private and Confidential IT Issues and Strategic Questions Issues Inefficiency of processes (teaching, research and admin) due to lack of strategic use of IT Lack of HR Technology and Infrastructure is not available or dated Lack of outcome focus (or impact of IT) Strategic Questions Are we going to have interlinked universities or independent stand-alone universities (disconnected remote islands)? Is IT used strategically? Are we going to deploy technology for self-paced and distance learning? Is IT currently supporting the main functions of Higher Education

10 Private and Confidential Notes on IT IT services evaluation Gap in IT between institutions IT personnel retention

11 Private and Confidential Cost/Finance ExpensesRevenue Financial Resource Management

12 Private and Confidential Cost/Finance

13 Private and Confidential Finance Issues/Hypothesis and Strategic Questions HE system wide Funding University level Management of Finances Centralized and unclear system of financial planning Sub-Optimal Allocation: Inadequate and inequitable funding for universities Sustainability: Effectiveness and sustainability of university financing (single source) Do existing financial regulations provide flexibility for the efficient use of resources? What must be the level of support provided to students? (who should pay?) Do existing financial systems provide for the monitoring of revenues and expenditure and the evaluation of outcomes? Are universities efficient and effective in the use of their resources?

14 Private and Confidential Notes on Cost/Finance Growing population Private universities for bridging the finance gap Alignment with strategic goals Entrepreneurship Learning from other experiences

15 Private and Confidential The Physical issues that the team identified can be grouped into three key categories Facilities Availability Location of Universities Facilities Operation and Management

16 Private and Confidential Physical issues

17 Private and Confidential Physical/Infrastructure Issues/Hypothesis HE Physical Facilities Planning and Provision University Level Availability, Use and Management of Physical Facilities Environment Framework for the planning and expansion of universities and university physical facilities (to meet future needs) Are facilities for students and faculty sufficient Facilities for research Facilities for student activities Is the physical environment conducive to learning? Do universities have optimal facilities to support teaching and learning across all disciplines Do available facilities enable required levels of social interaction and extracurricular activities? Do available regulations support the efficient and effective use of facilities Must universities own all their physical facilities and infrastructure (shared services/facilities) Are University facilities well managed and maintained

18 Private and Confidential Notes on Physical/Infrastructure Equitable distribution of universities Maintenance Expansion planning framework Utilization of facilities Facilities should enable education, research, and social interaction

19 Private and Confidential Thank You

20 Private and Confidential

21 Private and Confidential IT Infrastructure for Education and Research Research and Education: Situation Problem Statement The current IT infrastructure does not support the research requirements of the Kingdom: it is not aligned with the research needs, and the available equipment is outdated. Data Requirements What is the significance of IT services for research and education? What type of IT services lead to better research and education? What are the priorities? How do the local institutions compare to the international world-class institutions in terms of IT services for research and education? What additional services can IT provide beyond those to enhance the quality of research in the coming decades?

22 Private and Confidential IT for Business Processes Business Processes: Situation Problem Statement The IT infrastructure is not utilized for resource planning within universities and there is no coordination across universities Data Requirements Should universities build or acquire IT solutions for its business processes? What general standards should be followed in IT services for business processes? What IT service should be nationwide? Is there a gap between universities in terms of IT? How much of it should it be bridged? How?

23 Private and Confidential IT Administration IT Administration: Situation Problem Statement IT administration and planning is mostly ad-hoc Data Requirements What percentage of university budget is dedicated for IT? Should/how can ROI be assured? To what extent should IT be outsourced? Should univ. charge for IT services? Centralized/Distributed? Recycling period? What PIs should be used for IT? Is there a gap between universities? How to plan IT? HR stability impact? Governance problem? Representation level? Women participation

24 Private and Confidential New Text Added Here…

25 Private and Confidential What is the cost of operating a university Revenue SourcesData Requirements Problem Statement What cost is involved in the operation of a university in SA How much does it cost to operate universities in the HE system What are the various cost items in university operations What is the total cost of running the HE system How do cost of operation differ between public and private universities Should student support continue in its present form Is the existing cost of running universities efficient Can existing operational cost be sustained for the long term In what ways can efficiency be increased in the running of universities How does cost of operating universities in SA compare with other countries

26 Private and Confidential How is university finances managed Revenue SourcesData Requirements Problem Statement How do SA universities manage their finances What systems of financial control are in operation in the various universities How efficient and effective are current financial systems What are the major problems of the existing financial systems What policies and procedures would best serve the universities in the HE system of the future What values and functions should the financial system of the future aspire to What financial models are available for use in the HE system

27 Private and Confidential What is the cost of operating a university Physical FacilitiesData Requirements Problem Statement What physical facilities are required to support the operation of universities What types of physical facilities are found in the various SA universities Are all universities provided with all the facilities required to operate a university Is there an equitable availability of facilities across universities What types of facilities should be available to all universities Should student housing be provided as part of university campuses Should faculty be residential in all universities What is the cost implication of providing ideal physical facilities to all universities What role should the private sector play in the provision of physical facilities How do physical facilities in SA HE compare with those of other countries

28 Private and Confidential How should university facilities be managed Facilities Operation and ManagementData Requirements Problem Statement How should university physical facilities be operated and managed How are existing physical facilities operated in different universities What is the level of efficiency in the use of available physical facilities and equipment How are physical facilities management by the various universities How adequate is the maintenance of physical facilities across the HE system