UNAIR NEWS 51动漫 (UNAIR) hosted a benchmarking visit from Universitas Sriwijaya (UNSRI) focused on the management of integrated information technology systems. The meeting took place on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at the Plenary Meeting Room of RUA Hall, Management Office, MERR揅 Campus, UNAIR.
UNAIR Finance Director, Prof Dr Hamidah SE MSi Ak and Director of Information Systems and Digital Transformation Directorate Rachman Sinatriya Marjianto BEng MSc, along with several staff members welcomed the delegates Prof. Hamidah explained that benchmarking provides an opportunity for institutions to exchange knowledge. According to Hamidah, every institution has best practices that can become shared lessons for improving governance.
Strengthening integrated information systems
淭hrough benchmarking, both institutions can learn from each other. We also involve the team from the Directorate of Information Systems and Digital Transformation to share their experience in developing systems at UNAIR, Prof. Hamidah said.
Prof. Hamidah added that UNAIR has implemented artificial intelligence in several automation processes. The initiative was aimed to integrate systems across units, institutions, and directorates. One of the key initiatives was strengthening the Center for Data and Digital Intelligence (PUSAKA) as the central hub for data integration and digital technology development within UNAIR.
In addition to technological implementation, Prof. Hamidah also explained UNAIR檚 approach to integrated financial planning and taxation management. All revenue is managed through a centralized system supported by the Directorate of Information Systems and Digital Transformation. The system helps ensure that data management becomes more efficient, accurate, and well-coordinated.
Collaboration opportunities
Meanwhile, UNSRI Vice Rector for Finance, Resources, Procurement, and Logistics, Prof Dr Bernadette Robiani MSc , said the benchmarking visit provides new insights for the development of systems at Universitas Sriwijaya. Robiani highlighted the importance of shifting from manual systems to integrated digital systems within universities. 淲e hope this activity allows us to gain valuable information that we can later process and implement at our university, Prof. Robiani said.
Through the visit, both institutions strengthened their understanding of integrated information system management. The benchmarking activity also served as an initial step to open broader opportunities for collaboration in developing information system governance in higher education.
Author: Maia Chaerunnisa
Editor: Yulia Rohmawati
