Abstract
An example of application technology in university is developing an information system so that it can support performance and facilitate the information flow. Institute of Technology and Business (ITB) STIKOM Bali is a technology-based university that has an information system, one of which is the Lecturer Information System (SID) considering the role of Lecturers as the main actors in the world of university. SID was developed to facilitate and streamline the work of lecturers. The implementation of SID should be usefull to institutions so that the resources spent on building this system are not wasted. However, until now there has never been an evaluation of the usability of SID, causing the relevant stakeholders not to know the usefulness of the system and not knowing the improvements that need to be made to the SID system. Based on these problems, an evaluation of the SID ITB STIKOM Bali usability was carried out using the Sirius framework and the Moscow technique. The results of the research are the global usability value for SID based on ten aspects of the Sirius framework usability and recommendations for improving the SID STIKOM Bali system based on the Moscow Technique ranking. This research is expected to be a reference material for stakeholders in determining policies related to improving the SID system at ITB STIKOM Bali. The research method used in this research is literature study and observation, SID system analysis, distribustion and processing questionnaire data, data analysis and drawing conclusions
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