Fixed assets in universities constitute the material foundation for ensuring the normal operation of teaching

research

and administrative work. Their management level directly impacts resource utilization efficiency and the quality of university development. Currently

the management of university fixed assets is at a critical stage of transitioning from extensive to refined and standardized management. This paper adopts the perspective of standardized management to systematically review the current status of fixed asset management in universities

analyze major existing problems

and explore feasible paths for establishing standardized management from aspects such as system construction

process optimization

information system development

responsibility mechanisms

and resource integration. It proposes countermeasures and suggestions including strengthening top-level design

improving management systems

optimizing system platforms

and enhancing assessment mechanisms. The aim is to elevate the scientific

standardized

and intelligent level of fixed asset management in universities and promote the maximization of resource allocation efficiency.