Ferdyansyah Ferdyansyah, Bernadus Gunawan Sudarsono, Sharyanto Sharyanto

Design and Develop a Web-Based Information System For The Maintenance Of Residents Facilities In The Penjaringan Flats In North Jakarta

Introduction

Design and develop a web-based information system for the maintenance of residents facilities in the penjaringan flats in north jakarta. Sistem informasi web untuk pemeliharaan fasilitas Rusun Penjaringan Jakarta Utara. Tingkatkan efisiensi, transparansi, & pelaporan kerusakan bagi warga.

Abstract

Perawatan fasilitas umum di lingkungan rumah susun merupakan salah satu aspek penting dalam menjaga kenyamanan dan keamanan bagi warga. Namun, di Rumah Susun Penjaringan Jakarta Utara, masih terdapat berbagai kendala dalam proses pemeliharaan fasilitas, seperti kurangnya sistem pengelolaan yang terintegrasi dan transparansi dalam pelaporan kerusakan. Hasil dari penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa sistem informasi yang dirancang dapat membantu meningkatkan efisiensi dalam proses pemeliharaan fasilitas di rumah susun. Warga merasa lebih mudah dalam melaporkan masalah dan mendapatkan informasi terkini mengenai status perbaikan. Dengan demikian, sistem ini diharapkan dapat menjadi solusi yang efektif dalam pengelolaan pemeliharaan fasilitas di Rumah Susun Penjaringan Jakarta Utara.

Review

This paper presents a timely and relevant effort to design and develop a web-based information system aimed at improving the maintenance of resident facilities in the Penjaringan Flats in North Jakarta. The identified problem of unintegrated management and lack of transparency in damage reporting within the flats' common facility maintenance is a common challenge in urban housing, directly impacting residents' comfort and safety. The proposed solution of a dedicated information system is a logical and potentially impactful approach to address these inefficiencies. The core contribution lies in providing a structured and accessible platform for facility maintenance. The abstract indicates that the system enhances efficiency by streamlining the maintenance process, making it easier for residents to report issues and receive real-time updates on repair statuses. This direct benefit to residents, fostering transparency and improved communication regarding facility upkeep, is a significant practical outcome. Such a system holds promise for improving resident satisfaction and overall living quality within the housing complex. While the abstract effectively highlights the problem and the system's intended positive outcomes, it leaves several aspects open for further detail in the full paper. For instance, the abstract mentions "results show" residents find it easier, but it lacks specific methodological information on how these results were collected or quantified (e.g., user surveys, system usage data, comparative metrics of efficiency). Similarly, details regarding the system's architecture, specific technologies employed, or the design process itself are not elaborated. Providing these technical and empirical details would significantly strengthen the paper's contribution and demonstrate the robustness of the developed solution.

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