BCA Welcomes School of Liberal Arts for Knowledge Sharing on Management and Administrative Support Systems Toward Data-Driven Administration

 

On 29 October 2026, the Faculty of Business and Communication Arts (BCA), University of Phayao, led by Asst. Prof. Dr. Tanyatip Kruhahayothin, Dean of BCA, together with Asst. Prof. Waranya Chaitarin, Associate Dean for Strategic Management and Organizational Quality; Ms. Wongduean Sakboonruang, Acting Head of the Faculty Office; Mr. Noppadon Wannasorn, Head of General Administration; and staff from the General Administration and Planning Units, welcomed a delegation from the School of Liberal Arts, University of Phayao. The visiting delegation was led by Asst. Prof. Dr. Pitchsinee Sathiantharadon, Associate Dean for Administration and Academic Affairs, accompanied by staff members. The delegation visited BCA to exchange knowledge and experiences in organizational management and the development of administrative support systems. The visit took place at the Faculty of Business and Communication Arts meeting room, University of Phayao.

 

The study visit aimed to facilitate knowledge sharing on management practices and the development of administrative support systems. BCA shared its experiences and practices through two key systems: the Project and Budget Management System (PBMS), designed to integrate information across strategic planning, project development, budgeting, key performance indicators, performance monitoring, and reporting to support data-informed decision-making and the systematic improvement of administrative processes; and BCA Workload, a system used by the faculty to record workloads and support performance evaluations for both academic and support staff.

 

In addition, BCA presented its ongoing efforts to develop a Centralized Data Management system aimed at integrating key organizational information, reducing data duplication, and supporting Data-Driven Management. The proposed approach seeks to enable more effective use of data for performance monitoring, evaluation, and continuous process improvement, while strengthening evidence-based decision-making and systematic administrative development.

 

The visit provided a platform for both faculties to exchange knowledge and good practices in data management, emphasizing the development of interconnected data systems and promoting collaborative learning and cooperation among units within the University of Phayao. These efforts are intended to support organizational quality improvement and enhance administrative efficiency in the long term.