Subfond HKIEd/6 - Strategic Planning Office and Predecessor Offices Records

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HKIEd/6

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Strategic Planning Office and Predecessor Offices Records

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(2009 - July 2012)

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In October 2009, the Office of Strategic and Academic Planning was renamed the Strategic Planning Office (SPO) and became solely responsible for supporting the President and senior management in the strategic planning and development of HKIEd. From 2009, SPO published an internal issue of the Planning Brief twice a year. The aim was to inform and support the planning and decision-making processes of Senior Management and related academic and administrative offices.

SPO was closed in July 2012.

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(2004 - 2009)

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The Office of Planning and Academic Implementation was renamed the Office of Strategic and Academic Planning in 2004.

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(1998 - 2004)

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The Office of Academic Implementation renamed the Office of Planning and Academic Implementation (PAI) in early 1998 to support three central planning aspects of the Institute, namely, academic manpower planning, academic planning and strategic planning. The office collaborated with the Management Information Systems section of the Office of Information Technology and Services to develop a management information system that facilitates strategic and manpower planning within the institute.

Dr Lai Kwok-chan served as Head of the Office until his retirement in June 2012.

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(1996 - 1998)

Administrative history

Since the establishment of the HKIEd in 1994, there has been an increasing need for the Institute to develop an equitable and accountable policy to facilitate and inform academic manpower planning, forecasting and allocation of resources to various departments. An Office of Academic Implementation (AI) was established in the 1996/1997 academic year.

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This sub-fond consists of records generated, received or accumulated by the Strategic Planning Office (SPO), which mainly document HKIEd’s strategic development planning, working progress on University Title, HKIEd academic development, UGC visits and the organisation of strategic events such as senior management retreat and roundtables of Presidents of Universities of Education.

The sub-fond also includes records inherited from and created by predecessor offices whose functions were assumed by the SPO following organisational restructuring or administrative changes.

The records reflect the administrative and research activities of SPO in academic manpower planning, academic planning, and strategic development. The records also document SPO's involvement in a number of events significant to the development of the HKIEd.

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Any request to use or publish materials from the University Archives will be subject to approval by the University Librarian and the Senior Management. Requestors should submit a request to libarchives@eduhk.hk stating the reason(s) and/or information of the proposed publication.

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