Detailed Business Processes
CBF-6: Information Systems & Records Management
In today’s digitally driven operational landscape, the role of Information Systems & Records Management is critical to the continuity and resilience of any organisation.
For Bandtree, a government-linked company (GLC) under Darussalam Assets specialising in corporate property management, this function plays a pivotal role in supporting day-to-day business activities and long-term strategic objectives.
Purpose of Chapter
This chapter outlines the detailed business processes (Sub-CBFs) under CBF-6: Information Systems & Records Management, which ensure the effective management of digital platforms, physical records, data integrity, cybersecurity, and compliance with national and corporate standards.
These processes form the backbone of operational continuity, enabling secure, timely access to critical information, facilitating communication across departments, and supporting the infrastructure necessary for property and facilities management throughout Brunei Darussalam.
Each sub-function has been tailored to reflect the real-world operational environment of Bandtree, focusing on its role in managing infrastructure, safeguarding data assets, and maintaining compliance with both internal governance and regulatory mandates.
CBF-6: Information Systems & Records Management
Definition: This function ensures the secure, effective, and compliant management of digital and physical records, ICT infrastructure, and systems that support Bandtree's core operations.
Table 1: [BIA] [DP] Detailed Business Process (Sub-CBF) for CBF 6: Information Systems & Records Management
Sub-CBF Code |
Sub-CBF |
Description |
Examples Specific to Bandtree |
6.1 |
ICT Infrastructure Management |
Maintenance and operation of core IT infrastructure, including servers, networks, and endpoints. |
- Managing servers at HQ Building (Level 4, Simpang 751) - Maintaining LAN/WAN connectivity across government-linked properties |
6.2 |
Property Systems Application Support |
Management and support of key software platforms used for property and facilities management. |
- Supporting the FMIS (Facilities Management Information System) - Managing helpdesk support for real estate tracking applications |
6.3 |
Records Retention & Archiving |
Managing physical and digital document storage, ensuring proper archival according to legal and internal retention policies. |
- Archiving tenancy contracts and building maintenance logs - Ensuring compliance with the Brunei government’s record-keeping requirements |
6.4 |
Data Backup & Recovery |
Ensuring the backup of critical data and restoration capability in the event of system failure or data loss. |
- Daily backup of property leasing data - Offsite/cloud backups for lease payment systems |
6.5 |
Cybersecurity & Access Control |
Protecting IT assets from cyber threats and managing access rights and user authentication. |
- Implementing endpoint protection for HQ staff devices - Controlling system access for third-party vendors or consultants |
6.6 |
System Development & Enhancement |
Managing upgrades, enhancements, or the implementation of new digital tools aligned with business needs. |
- Upgrading property portfolio dashboards for reporting to Darussalam Assets - Developing digital forms for internal workflows |
6.7 |
ICT Vendor Management |
Oversight of third-party ICT providers, including hardware, software, and support services. |
- Managing contracts with local ICT firms supporting the helpdesk and infrastructure - Evaluating the performance of software vendors for FM platforms |
6.8 |
User Training & Support |
Providing user education and helpdesk support on ICT systems and data handling protocols. |
- Conducting training for staff on document digitisation workflows - Running workshops on cybersecurity awareness |
6.9 |
Compliance & IT Governance |
Ensuring all information systems meet national standards, GLC requirements, and internal policies. |
- Aligning with the Brunei Digital Economy Masterplan 2025 - Auditing ICT operations for regulatory compliance |
6.10 |
Physical Records Handling |
Management of non-digital documents, including secure storage, retrieval, and destruction. |
- Maintaining physical archives of property deeds - Securely disposing of obsolete tenancy agreements |
Summing Up...
The comprehensive breakdown of CBF-6: Information Systems & Records Management illustrates its indispensable role in ensuring business continuity at Bandtree.
From ICT infrastructure management to cybersecurity, data recovery, and physical records handling, each sub-function serves to uphold the reliability, security, and efficiency of the company’s information ecosystem.
By clearly defining and documenting these sub-CBFs, Bandtree strengthens its preparedness against operational disruptions, cyber incidents, and system failures.
Moreover, it reinforces compliance with governance expectations set forth by Darussalam Assets and national digital policy frameworks.
As Bandtree continues to expand and modernise its property management services, the resilience of its information systems will remain a foundational pillar of its success and service continuity.
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