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UP Tacloban launches PUSO and BULSA

20 November 2024

The PUSO (Personnel Unified Systems Outlook) and BULSA (Budget Utilization, Liquidation, and System Analytics) systems officially went live today, 20 November 2024, at UP Tacloban College. The adoption of the two systems is part of the UP System’s digital transformation (Dx) program, which aims to optimize workflows, promote inclusivity, and strengthen UP’s position as a leading national university in the digital age. 

In photo are UPTC officials Dean Patricia B. Arinto (seated third from left), Associate Dean for Administration Arvin L. De Veyra (seated third from right), Budget Office head Rosanna Burre (seated second from left), Human Resource Development Office (HRDO) head Maria Edna Sevilla (seated second from right), and Cash Office head Catherine Moreno (seated rightmost); UPTC PUSO & BULSA Rollout Point Person Bea Santiago (seated leftmost) and UPTC Digital Transformation Adviser John Paul Yusiong (standing second from right); staff of UPTC’s HRDO and Budget, Accounting, and Cash offices; and members of the UPTC PUSO & BULSA sub-committee.

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