BMAPS
The Wesleyan Budget Management and Planning System
The Budget Management and Planning System (BMAPS)
project was undertaken to develop improved business processes for the
development and implementation of the University budget. The improved
business processes and the underlying computer system will integrate
personnel and non-personnel budgeting and all phases of the budget process,
including budget development, implementation, management and long-term
budget planning. In response to requests that each officer have greater
access and control over budget information, the system will be designed to
distribute budget information in a timely manner and provide greater
information for planning.
Key Principles:
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The Budget Management
System (BMAPS) will be developed to provide a single source of data and
information for all University budgeting and for all phases of the
budget cycle. |
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The BMAPS will
distribute information to each officer area through the use of web
technology. |
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Each executive level
area will be responsible for the implementation of their budget at least
down to the level of object code subgroups. |
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Senior staff members
will have the ultimate responsibility for approving the implementation
of the budget within their executive level area. |
Project Stages:
The project has three stages. At each stage we will be
developing processes and tools relating to a different phases of budgeting.
The stages are as follows:
- Budget Implementation;
- Budget Management; and
- Long Range Planning and Development
Project Participants:
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Project Team: E. Below,
E. Milstone co-leaders C. Bartholomew, S. Chyung, D. Houle, J. Lockhart,
S. Machuga, N. Peters and B. Spadaccini |
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Implementation Team:
for the FY05 budget implementation, the following people are working
with us –M. Kelly, B. Penders, D. Pflederer, D. Treister and M. Whaley. |
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Future participants: as
we move into the budget management phase, we will continue to involve
fiscal managers and will begin to involve others in the community. A key
part of the budget management stage is regular communication and
training.
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