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Administrative Services Action Plan FY 2007 1-31-07 final Administrative Services Team:,,,,, AREA VISION 2006-07 EXPECTATIONS Administrative Services The Northland College infrastructure will provide reliable, accurate, and excellent foundations for the support of students, academic programs, and student services 1) Standardize business practices and services across the college PROPOSED ACTIVITIES 1a)Standardize RFP process across the College in alignment with MnSCU policies and procedures Value stream map the RFP process and develop a check-list to assure compliance. 1b) Provide professional development opportunities in Lean Office (continuous improvement, workplace organization, and value stream mapping). 1 c) Value stream map common business services. PERSON/S RESPONSIBLE LINKAGE TO NCTC STRATEGIC PLAN Goals 4.1, 4.4 1d) Review organizational

2) Increase employee understanding of the budget process responsibilities of existing business office employees and standardize leadership of business services functions across the college. 1e) Review and standardize fleet vehicle utilization process (creating a college-wide system) 1f) Review and standardize chargeback process (creating a college-wide system) 1g) Review and standardize resale account policies and procedures (creating a college-wide system) 2a) Expand the use of technology in to the budget planning process. 2b) Develop and deploy integrated budget planning process. Goals 4.1, 4.2 Goals 4.1, 4.2 Goal 4.2 3) Develop data-driven management tools that utilize the wealth of 3a) Provide training and access to Hyperion (BRIO) reports, Becky Holthusen

human resources data available for analysis within our information system (ISRS). 4) Promote technology as a tool in continuous improvement of college operations Replicated Database, and other reporting tools. 4a) Gather input and promote employee involvement at technology committee meetings. 4b) Maintain recycling plans to ensure equipment is up to date and in good working order. 4c) Develop on-going employee learning opportunities in technology. 4d) Continuously add to and update technology training web site. 4e) Conduct Value stream mapping training. Goals 4.1, 4.2 Goals 4.1, 4.2, 4.4 Goal 4.4 Goals 4.1, 4.4 4d) Conduct training on On-line PO s. Goal 4.2 5) Facilitate the on-going use of technology in the teaching-learning process 5a) Utilize faculty surveys to assess classroom technology needs.

6) Create a unified (onecollege) Master Facilities Plan 5b) Maintain recycling plans to ensure classroom technology is up to date and in good working order. 5c) Provide classroom technology resources and training. 5d) Offer training and promote D2L as a learning tool. 6a) Create an RFP and hire a consultant to assist in the process. 6b) Review existing Master Facilities Plans. Technology Committee Goals 4.1, 4.2, 4.4 Goals 4.1, 4.2, 4.4,, Facilities Committees 7) Maximize the use of existing space 6c) Conduct meetings with employee groups to plan future needs. 6d) Use current and future Data from the Facilities Reinvestment & Renewal Module. 7a) Conduct an annual review of facility use data. 7b) Create a furniture replacement plan for the college. 7c) Create communication Facilities Committees, 4.2

Planning Innovative processes and data-driven management tools will support thoughtful, informed, and visionary planning throughout the college 8) Facilitate grassroots involvement in creation of annual budget/planning process 9) Promote well-informed constituencies strategies related to facility use. 8a) Create electronic process for budget requests. 8b) Standardize electronic budget request process for future use. 9a) Utilize the website as a resource of internal and external communications. 9b) Utilize the website (Virtual Office) to provide access to meeting minutes and forms. 9c) Provide video conference technology to facilitate collegewide communications or meetings. 9d) Utilize Noel-Levitz survey data as an annual benchmark for customer satisfaction for Business Services, Facilities and, 4.2, 4.2, 4.2, 4.2

10) Define need for institutional research function Technology (internal and external customers). 10a) Analyze need for institutional research function. President s Cabinet Goals 3.3, 4.1, 4.2