Optimizing Capital Accounting and Benchmarking Processes

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Enhance your capital accounting and benchmarking strategies with insights on systems detail ledger, fixed assets budgeting, and more. Review various notes on system efficiencies, asset disposals, and organizational developments to drive operational improvements.

  • Capital Accounting
  • Benchmarking
  • Systems Detail
  • Fixed Assets
  • Financial Processes

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  1. Capital Accounting- Benchmarking

  2. Systems Detail Ledger: Oracle (NEP) Stand Alone Systems SLR / PLICS : Budgeting Fixed Assets: RAM Automated Processes Employee Self Serve Manager Self Serve Outsourced Services: Provided Services: Payroll: In House Expenses: Organisation Contact Lead Details:

  3. Organisation Organisation Name: Completed By: Date:

  4. Notes: Various versions and no specific review date Currently reviewing this locally on excel for input into RAM Please drag the marker to indicate organisation level achieved against each question

  5. Notes: Linked to C1

  6. Notes: Shared on g drive Include on hyperlink summary Update on intranet

  7. Notes: Stand alone systems Clear reconciliation process - monthly

  8. Notes: Clear ledger codes Clear asset classes in RAM Identified to divisions and locations Not linked to verification All depreciation posted centrally by site

  9. Notes: Access medical physics system for disposals Additions added and reconciled Developing process for IT disposals Laptops and desktops added but require serial numbers Problematic areas hoists and furniture Disposal policy supplies linked to capital No consistent disposal form

  10. Notes: No work undertaken not finance driven Mazars haven t pursued this All medical equipment is RFID tagged Medical physics hold equipment information develop and cross reference Arrange meeting Medical Physics Need to decide on RAM / CARS

  11. Notes: Clarify existing process with Medical Physics Active RFID tags on medical equipment

  12. Notes: Calculated in RAM Identified asset class included in addition

  13. Notes: Linked to C6 Existing process for medical equipment No standard form Included in SFI supplies responsibility

  14. Notes: NEP development of capital reporting Spend and commits automated from NEP (PFI manual) confirmation in RAM from manual additions Developing KPI / Metrics for 21/22 Define Spend and Verification We can develop self service reports

  15. Notes: We have spend and committed shared users excel Profiling of schemes not completed Need raise as an issue linked to ICS best, worse and most likely reporting from M5 Need to review against the initial plan and determining whether we update during the year Chase scheme leads for an update for second half of year M6, M9 and active engagement for final quarter

  16. Published February 2019 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/finance- global-design-principles

  17. Denotes similar module in maturity toolkit model

  18. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_datahttps://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data /file/838121/Global_Design_Principles_Handbook__interactive__v1.3.pdf

  19. An Example of Process Map:

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