Mutiara Marsa Silvia, Alek Wijaya

Implementasi Metode Design Sprint Dalam Rancangan Bangun Perangkat Lunak Presensi Magang Pada PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel

Introduction

Implementasi metode design sprint dalam rancangan bangun perangkat lunak presensi magang pada pt. Pertamina patra niaga sumbagsel. Rancang bangun aplikasi presensi magang di PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel menggunakan metode Google Design Sprint. Prototipe ini efisien, mudah digunakan (skor SUS 81,6), dan siap implementasi.

Abstract

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk merancang dan mengevaluasi prototipe aplikasi presensi magang dengan metode Google Design Sprint yang terdiri dari lima fase yaitu Understand, Diverge, Decide, Prototype, dan Test. Aplikasi dikembangkan untuk meningkatkan efisiensi proses absensi magang di PT.Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel. Pada fase Test , evaluasi dilakukan dengan menyebarkan kuesioner System Usability Scale (SUS) kepada 25 responden yang terdiri dari magang dan staf administrasi. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan skor usability rata-rata sebesar 81,6 yang masuk dalam kategori “sangat baik” dan dinilai dapat diterima oleh pengguna. Temuan ini menunjukkan bahwa prototipe telah memenuhi kebutuhan dan harapan pengguna, serta layak untuk diimplementasikan di lingkungan profesional. Kata kunci : Google Design Sprint, aplikasi kehadiran, magang, System Usability Scale (SUS)

Review

This paper, "Implementasi Metode Design Sprint Dalam Rancangan Bangun Perangkat Lunak Presensi Magang Pada PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel," presents a clear and practical application of the Google Design Sprint methodology to address a specific organizational need: enhancing intern attendance management. The research effectively outlines the five structured phases of the Design Sprint—Understand, Diverge, Decide, Prototype, and Test—demonstrating a robust framework for rapid software development. The objective of creating an efficient attendance application for interns at PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel is well-defined and highly relevant, tackling a common administrative challenge. The reported System Usability Scale (SUS) score of 81.6, categorized as "sangat baik" (very good), strongly supports the conclusion that the developed prototype is user-friendly and meets user expectations. While the abstract clearly highlights the positive outcome, a deeper dive into certain methodological details would further enrich the paper. For instance, providing more context on the specific problems or pain points identified during the "Understand" phase would better justify the chosen solution. Similarly, a brief discussion on the range of ideas explored in the "Diverge" phase, even if not exhaustive, could illustrate the breadth of initial considerations. In the "Test" phase, beyond the impressive quantitative SUS score, discussing specific qualitative feedback, common usability issues encountered, or how the prototype was refined based on initial user interactions would offer valuable insights into the iterative nature of Design Sprint. While 25 respondents are suitable for a prototype evaluation, acknowledging the scope and potential need for broader validation during actual implementation would add nuance. Overall, this study makes a valuable contribution by demonstrating the efficacy of the Design Sprint methodology in delivering user-centric software solutions within an organizational setting. The successful development of a highly usable intern attendance application for PT. Pertamina Patra Niaga Sumbagsel effectively showcases the method's potential for improving operational efficiency and user satisfaction in the Indonesian corporate context. Future research could focus on the full-scale implementation of the application, analyzing its long-term impact on administrative processes, and exploring its integration with existing corporate IT infrastructure. The paper is well-executed and timely, providing tangible results that make it suitable for publication, perhaps with minor suggestions for elaborating on the detailed process within each Design Sprint phase.

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