At Boise State University, we are committed to fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration in research. These initiatives reflect our dedication to advancing knowledge, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and making a meaningful impact on society. Explore this page to learn more about how these initiatives contribute to Boise State University’s vibrant research community.
InfoEd
With InfoEd, our comprehensive electronic research administration system, we aim to streamline and enhance the management of research projects from proposal development to compliance tracking. InfoEd offers modules for submission, budgeting, compliance, and reporting. It centralizes data, fostering collaboration and improving efficiency, compliance oversight, and visibility into research activities and outcomes.
Sponsored Project Budget vs. Actuals
The Sponsored Project Budget v. Actuals Report (BvA) is designed to be the most accurate source of financial information for your sponsored projects, including forward-looking salary and fringe benefits encumbrances that have been submitted to HR and entered into the Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) application.
The BvA now includes drillable salary and fringe benefits encumbrances, along with other advancements to make it more user-friendly.
Next Frontier
The Next Frontier program is aligned with the University’s Blueprint for Success strategy to “create a transparent, centralized business operations model that responsibly uses university resources, supports collaboration, and promotes consistency across individual campus units.”