Data Bank System Research Articles

RANCANG BANGUN SISTEM INFORMASI BANK SAMPAH BERBASIS WEB MENGGUNAKAN METODE WATERFALL (STUDI KASUS: BANK SAMPAH DESA PAMEGARSARI)

This research aims to design and develop a web-based waste bank information system using the waterfall method, focusing on the case study of the waste bank in Pamegarsari Village. The conventional waste management system in many villages relies heavily on manual processes, leading to inefficiencies in data recording, reporting, and management. The utilization of a web-based information system offers a potential solution to enhance waste management practices by enabling efficient data recording, processing, and reporting. The waterfall method is chosen for its sequential approach, which involves distinct phases including requirements gathering, system design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. By applying the waterfall method, this study seeks to provide a systematic and structured framework for developing the waste bank information system tailored to the specific needs and context of Pamegarsari Village. The findings of this research are expected to contribute to the improvement of waste management practices at the village level, promoting environmental sustainability and community engagement.

Development of an educational and methodological system of an electronic databank based on the cadastre of animals of the Trans-Ili Alatau (Heteroptera, Pentatomorpha)

Relevance. The relevance of the study lies in the widespread use of digital information storage systems in the practice of various modern organisations and related to the need to create an educational and methodological base to ensure the effective functioning of such systems. Purpose. The purpose of the study is a systematic investigation of the general principles of the development of the educational and methodological base of the electronic databank, the basis of which is the cadastre of animals of the Trans-Ili Alatau (Heteroptera, Pentatomorpha). Methodology. The methodological approach in this study is based on theoretical and applied research on a wide range of issues related to the development of electronic databank systems based on the cadastre of fauna representatives. Results. The findings indicate the presence of numerous advantages of the development of an educational and methodological system of an electronic databank based on the cadastre of animals. This kind of system allows saving information on animal species living within a given habitat and receiving it for scientific research. In addition, an effective assessment of the current state of populations of the most significant species of Heteroptera and Pentatomorpha, and a retrospective analysis of the dynamics of changes in the population of species and the long-term forecasting of the development of animal populations for a sufficiently long time become available. Conclusions. The study concludes that developing an educational and methodological system of an electronic databank based on the cadastre of animals of the Trans-Ili Alatau provides significant advantages. This system enables the preservation and retrieval of information on local animal species, facilitating scientific research and effective assessment of species populations. Moreover, it allows for retrospective analysis and long-term forecasting of population dynamics, offering valuable insights for conservation efforts. Keywords: information storage; electronic databases; e-learning methods; local fauna; census of wildlife; nature conservation

Microservices‐based databank for Turkish hazelnut cultivars using IoT and semantic web technologies

SummaryInformation and communication technologies (ICTs) can play a crucial role in facilitating access to comprehensive information on the quality standards of Turkish hazelnut cultivars. In this regard, this study introduces a Hazelnut Databank System (HDS) that utilizes the microservices architecture, an integrated software system supported by the Internet of Things (IoT) and semantic web, to categorize Turkish hazelnut cultivars. The study focuses on developing microservices using various programming languages and frameworks. Specifically, C# on the .NET Core Framework was used for both microservices and the web‐based application implemented through the ASP.NET Core MVC Framework. Mobile‐based software applications were created using Xamarin. Forms, and the IoT application was developed using the Python programming language. The data storage is facilitated through the MS SQL Server database. Additionally, the study incorporates the implementation of a hazelnut species classification system using the DNN + ResNet50 machine learning model, achieving an impressive accuracy rate of 95.77%. The overall usability of the system was evaluated, resulting in a score of 42 out of 50. By providing detailed information on Turkish hazelnut cultivars, the HDS has the potential to greatly improve hazelnut production quality in Turkey and increase awareness of hazelnut agriculture among relevant stakeholders.

Sistem Informasi Produktivitas Dengan Metode Nearest Neighbor Bank Sampah Di PT Anugrah Alam Manunggal

This research is intended to design a waste bank information system through an action research approach. The object in this study is a group of waste banks under the auspices of the Guwosari Training Center, Bantul Regency. The new system built will strengthen ease of use (easy to use). Two things are proposed in this study, namely improvements to the waste bank manual information system that is already running as an initial diagnosis and the transition from the manual recording system to digital recording through computer devices (applications) with centralized data in one database.

Donors with repeated blood product discards for filtration problems, clots or hemolysis: Causes and follow-up.

Sanquin donor medicine department is informed when donations or their components are rejected. This can occur isolated or frequently. It is undesirable because the donations cannot be used and there may be an underlying medical cause. Based on regional approaches, a uniform procedure was developed. Information about whole blood, plasma- plateletpheresis donations from which one or more components were rejected for filtration time (>2 h), hemolysis or clots were extracted from blood bank information system. After rejection of two successive components or donations or total ≥3 the donor is contacted. Depending on the medical history and investigation by the family doctor, the donor carrier is re-evaluated. We looked for the causes of the discarded products and performed a survey among blood services regarding polices with discarded products. One or more components from 1742 of about 2.2 million successful donations (0.08%) were rejected. The highest percentage of rejection was seen in plateletpheresis (1.5%), all for clots. No underlying medical causes were found. 24 whole blood donors were found to have sickle cell trait (SCT) and were permanently deferred. The policies for follow-up after discarded products or acceptance of SCT donors vary between the 16 blood banks. Six organizations do not follow-up donors and seven accept SCT for blood or plasma donation. Informing donors with repeated discarded products avoids the non-use of donations. Causes of repeated discarded products can be found by follow-up of donors. The results of the survey indicate a large discrepancy in policies applied worldwide.

THE MODELING OF PROCESSES OF DESIGN OF INFORMATION PROTECTION SYSTEMS IN FINANCIAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

The relevance and necessity of implementing measures to protect information in banks, as well as in other organizations of the financial and credit sphere of activity is due to a number of reasons. Firstly, these are the requirements of regulators in the field of information security. For systems of this type, there are also requirements for information security measures, which are set out in GOST R 57580.1-2017. Secondly, it is the objective presence of threats of various nature that require mandatory neutralization and exist in many modern information systems. In order to ensure information security, the security mechanisms used in the banking sector should take into account such factors as a significant amount of processed information, the need to ensure correct, stable and trouble-free operation, the multi-user nature of access to information resources, and ensuring the security of managed equipment. It is particularly worth highlighting the fact that failures and errors in the operation of banking information systems can entail not only economic damage or negative social consequences. In general, ensuring the information security of banking facilities is one of the most important tasks currently being solved at the state level, since they directly affect the stability of its economy. These circumstances determine the relevance of writing the article. The purpose of writing this paper is to develop a set of models describing the features of organizational, legal and technical processes that must be performed in banking information systems. As a methodological basis for writing the work, GOST R 57580.1-2017, as well as regulatory legal acts of the FSTEC of Russia, which are in the public domain, were used. To describe the ongoing work that must be performed to ensure the protection of information in banking information systems, the methodology of functional graphical modeling IDEF0 was used. The result of the research presented in this paper is a set of graphical and symbolic models describing the processes performed at the stages of designing and functioning of the information security system in critical information infrastructures.

The Role of Knowledge Management Processes in Enhancing the Quality of Banking Information Systems: An Applied Study in the Iraqi Islamic Banking Sector

The study aimed to identify the role of knowledge management processes in enhancing banking information systems in Iraqi Islamic banks (Iraqi Islamic Bank for Investment and Development, National Islamic Bank, Al-Elaaf Islamic Bank, Islamic Cooperation Bank for Investment, Al-Ataa Islamic Bank for Investment and Financing). The total number of employees in these banks was 2,300 across all branches. A random sample representing senior, middle, and executive management was selected, totaling 320 individuals. Various statistical methods were used to achieve the study objectives, relying on structural equation modeling using the SmartPLS3 software. The study reached several results, the most important of which was the statistically significant relationship. It was found that Islamic banks in Iraq have shown an acceptable level of attention to knowledge management processes. However, they still need to exert more effort in practicing knowledge generation, storage, and sharing to activate and enhance banking information systems. The study recommends that Islamic banks in Iraq provide continuous training and educational programs for employees to increase awareness of the importance of knowledge management and enhance effective practices in knowledge generation, storage, and sharing. Furthermore, the study suggests conducting future research by introducing other variables, such as financial technology and artificial intelligence, to enhance banking information systems

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Bank Sampah Berbasis Web Pada Bank Sampah Mandiri RW 4 Kelurahan Lakarsantri

Bank Sampah Mandiri is a waste bank established directly by the community of RW 4 Lakarsantri Village, which is one of the Zero Waste Villages of the Environmental Agency. One of the public services owned by RW 4 Lakarsantri to the community is waste bank management services. In Lakarsantri Village, especially RW 4, the waste bank management system is still manual and not computerized, so there is a need for an information system that can facilitate or streamline the operations of the Waste Bank. In addition, the existing savings book can only record the date and nominal savings. The savings book is considered less effective because the process of recording is very prone to loss and misrecording. To solve these problems, a Waste Bank Information System was developed using the Unified Modeling Language (UML) made for the modeling method, MySQL for the database and PHP for the programming language. With this system in the future, it is hoped that it can help Bank Sampah Mandiri in managing and operating efficiently and safely.

The Impact of Management Information Systems on Strategic Success: A Field Study in Islamic Banks Operating in Aden, Yemen

The study aimed to identify the impact of management information systems in its four dimensions (human resources, material resources, software, information security) on the strategic success in its three dimensions (survival, growth, adaptation) in Yemeni Islamic banks operating in the city of Aden (Tadhamon International Bank, Saba Islamic Bank, CAC Islamic Bank). The study adopted the descriptive analytical approach, and the study population consisted of the administrative leaders working in those banks, and their number was (56). The study used the questionnaire as a tool (f)or data collection, and it employed the statistical program (SPSS) for data analysis. The study reached a number of conclusions, the most important of which are: In general, there is an impact of management information systems on the strategic success, and there is an impact for each of the four dimensions of management information systems (human resources, material resources, software, information security) on the strategic success of the banks in the study population. The level of management information systems in banks provides the study population with a very high level on the variable itself and at the level of dimensions such as (physical resources, software, information security). Further, there is an impact of management information systems on strategic system at a high-level of a dimension such as (human resources). There is also an impact with regard to dimensions such as (growth, adaptation) and a very high level of impact on a dimension such as (survival). The study recommended that banks should make use of strengths, addressing points of weaknesses, seizing opportunities, and overcoming threats in order to achieve their objectives. It also suggested conducting another scientific study on the impact of management information systems in strategic control in other dimensions of management information systems and this can be determined according to the specialized functions of banks.

Digitalization of Islamic Economics in 12 Aspects of Isomorphism: Indonesian Context

The digitalization of the Islamic economy can penetrate various aspects of the economy, both microeconomics and macroeconomics. Right now, the role of digital is extraordinary; almost all economies use information and communication technology or digitization, both in packaging products and in marketing products, making it easier and faster the distribution information used to make economic growth faster and without limits with the support digital technology and information technology. Information technology that has penetrated individuals (personal) can support the era of digitalization of information and communication in conventional economics and Islamic economics; this technology is now in the hands of gadget users, such as mobile applications, which can be downloaded and installed with features easily understood by users. Likewise, in the banking world, in carrying out its activities, Islamic banking cooperates with the information technology sector to build an Islamic banking information system by creating a special application (app) that can facilitate all transaction processes in banking. So, the formation of a digital society, one of which is the digital Islamic economy.

PERANCANGAN APLIKASI BANK SAMPAH “SAMPAHQU” BERBASIS MOBILE DI TANGERANG SELATAN MENGGUNAKAN RAPID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

Currently, household waste management has been managed by a waste bank so that the existing daily waste is collected and sorted to be recycled to make the environment better and less pollution-free. In carrying out its activities, the Garbage Bank in South Tangerang City experienced problems starting from the process of depositing waste from customers, the process of recording transactions and reporting transactions that occurred, modifying so that customer data collection, types of waste, and existing reports were still not well organized and there were no media. Communication can be used between the waste bank and waste bank customers. This research will design a waste bank information system for waste management in South Tangerang from the existing problems. The Rapid Application Development (RAD) methodology with the prototyping method is used in designing a mobile-based integrated waste bank application. The proposed system uses UML (Unified Modeling Language) modeling. The results of this study are an integrated waste bank application that can make a good contribution, namely helping the community to deposit their household waste and assisting waste bank managers in making effective and efficient recording and reporting

Association between ABO blood groups and SARS-CoV-2 infection in blood donors of Puglia region

This is an observational multicentric cross-sectional study aiming at assessing the association between ABO blood groups and SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence among the blood donors in Puglia region. Data on ABO and Rh blood groups and demographic characteristics were obtained from Blood Bank Information System. All donors were screened for SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies. Comparison of seroprevalence among blood groups and the association between the recorded variables and seroprevalence were evaluated. A total of 35,709 donors from 22 centers were included, with a seroprevalence of 6.8%. The distribution of ABO phenotypes was blood type O (46.8%), A (34.0%), B (14.7%), and AB (4.5%). Among the 2416 donors reactive for SARS-CoV-2 IgG, the prevalent phenotype was blood type O (43.1%), followed by A (37.7%), B (14.2%), and AB (5%). The seroprevalence of phenotype A and AB was 7.5%, followed by B (6.5%) and O (6.2%). According to the adjusted analysis, there was an increase in seroprevalence in groups A and AB, compared to group O, and an increase in males compared to females. A possible effect modification was observed after stratifying for sex (p = 0.0515). A significantly lower prevalence of blood type O was found compared to A and AB, whereas no association was observed between Rh factor and seroprevalence. We hypothesized that the A antigen present in blood type A and AB can play a role in the binding of SARS-CoV-2 to ACE2 receptors, resulting in an increased risk of infection. Furthermore, natural anti-A/anti-B antibodies produced in group O could block viral adhesion to cells and explain a lower risk of infection.

Web-Based Bank Loan Information System Design at The PT. BPRS HIK Parahyangan

Loan information systems at banks have the goal of providing the best loan services to customers and being able to improve bank operations. This study aims to design and create a bank lending information system application with a case study at PT. BPRS HIK Parahyangan West Bandung Branch. The research method was conducted qualitatively by conducting interviews, observation, and literature study. The software development method used is the prototype. The design of a bank information system uses the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and is implemented with the programming language PHP and My SQL as a database. Application test with the black box. With this application as a means of processing banking data, it can run quickly and optimally.

Penerapan Sistem Informasi Perbankan pada PT Bank Sumut

Technology is an important influence for the progress of a company's information system. This is inseparable from the increasingly sharp competition between banking companies, therefore companies need to apply an information system technology to banks. Information systems in banking aim to provide comfort, convenience and satisfaction to consumers or customers and also for modern information system technology companies capable of improving company operations. The purpose of this study was to find out about the bank information system at PT. SUMUT Bank. The discussion technique used is descriptive method. Data collection techniques were carried out to the library of several scientific books and writings related to the discussions carried out as well as journals related to this thesis. The bank information system at Bank SUMUT is internet banking or what is known as e-Banking. The term e-Banking is making transactions, payments and other transactions via the internet with a bank's website that is equipped with a security system. The advantage of eBanking is that customers do not need to stand in line to make financial transactions. Customers can immediately carry out banking activities at home and anywhere. Apart from that, it also saves time, customers do not need to spend all day just to complete various financial transactions. However, the drawback of this bank information system is that it is prone to burglary. Lost funds often cannot be returned and customers experience losses. Apart from that, there are other disadvantages, namely depending on the internet, it is impossible to carry out e-banking transactions in areas where there is no internet network. It is expected that the internet network speed must also be faster, if the internet network is old then e-Banking will experience transaction failures.
 Keywords: information system, banking

Studi Literatur Penerapan E-Banking Syariah Pada Sistem Informasi Manajemen Perbankan Syariah

This study aims to understand the implementation of Islamic internet banking in Islamic banking management information systems based on selected literature. The results of this study are related to the Islamic online banking literature on information systems that are currently developing using products in digital form, namely in the form of devices or smartphones in the palm of your hand. The research design was carried out by collecting certain literature from Scopus data and carrying out a literature search on research materials. The research results include 10 articles that validate the application of electronic banking in bank management. In its operations, Islamic Banking participates with IT knowledge working to form an Islamic banking information system in order to create specific applications to facilitate all methods of banking transactions. This study recommends that future research should further improve information technology in bank management, especially Islamic banks.

Risk Factors for Postoperative Contralateral Hemorrhage in Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury who Underwent Surgical Treatment: A Multicenter Study.

Patients with a contralateral intracranial hemorrhage after decompressive craniectomy have a worse prognosis than those whose recovery is uneventful. Therefore, the objective of this study was to identify risk factors for postoperative contralateral hemorrhage (PCH) in patients who underwent unilateral craniectomy or craniotomy due to a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Data were obtained from the Korean Neuro-Trauma Data Bank System and retrospectively reviewed. Patients who had a unilateral craniectomy or craniotomy for acute TBI were included in this study. Clinical outcomes of a PCH group and an uneventful group were compared and the risk factors for PCH were identified using regression analysis. A total of 326 patients were included in this study. PCH was observed in 25 (7.7%) patients. The Glasgow coma scale (GCS) and Glasgow outcome scale extended (GOSE) scores at discharge were significantly lower in the PCH group than those in the uneventful group (GCS: 3.6 vs. 6.2, p=0.043; GOSE: 2.1 vs. 3.2, p=0.032). In the multivariable regression analysis, when the time from injury to surgery was shorter than 150 minutes, the risk of PCH was increased by 4.481 times (p=0.005). When the intraoperative transfusion volume was more than 1.5 L, the risk of PCH was increased by 4.843 times (p=0.003). The risk of PCH is increased when the time from injury to surgery is shorter than 150 minutes and when the intraoperative transfusion volume is greater than 1.5 L. Neurosurgeons must predict and be prepared for the development of PCH in high-risk patients.

Implementation of Islamic Bank Information Systems for UMKM

The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of Islamic banking information system software on MSMEs. information structures in Islamic banks that use era to assist operations and control, Islamic banks offer financing to MSME actors in running or developing their business. The research method uses a literature review with research results explaining that Islamic banks are able to provide a very good influence on MSME business financing. Financing in Islamic banks is also an opportunity capital for MSME business development.

Information and Analytical Support of the Bank reporting: Methodological Aspects of Electronic Technologies Application

The key factor in the development of a modern bank is the modernization of its information and analytical system, based on the application of modern technologies for working with information. In fundamental changes in ways and forms in providing banking services, traditional approaches to information generating no longer meet modern requirements, which causes the search for new ways to organize data and using them. Digitalization innovations change the quality of service in commercial banks, expanding the range of services and increasing their comfort. In the meantime, they are associated with the emergence of additional risks in banking that should be identified and eliminated. This determines the need for the development and improvement of electronic technologies and analysis of the processes of the information generating and analytical support (IAS) for activities, considering the specifics of modern information requirements; generating data that meets the needs of various categories of users, as well as providing a reliable assessment of the financial condition of the bank and protecting it from risks. The paper’s aim is to substantiate the methodological aspects of the application of electronic technologies to improve the efficiency of the accounting and analytical support of the bank. Being a part of the study, the tasks would have to identify the problems of digitalization in the processes of generating information in accounting and reporting. The author considered substantiation of the direction of development of banking information systems, as well as methodological approaches to the implementation and use of information technologies in the bank. Using logical methods of cognition, system analysis and synthesis, modeling, the author substantiates the need to revise the methods of accounting and analytical support, the processes of their measurement, as well as identification for decision-making and risk reduction. The research proposed the methodological provisions on the use of electronic technologies which would improve the work efficiency in generating the information for management and control and also, reduce information risks in the bank.

.Penerapan BSI Mobile pada Sistem Informasi Manajemen Perbankan Syariah

The purpose of this study is to inform customers that m-banking is easy to use, especially in Islamic banking, as they do not have to travel just to transfer money. Since there are still many customers who do not know about m-banking, the number of m-banking users is increasing year by year. With the spread of smartphones, it is getting more attention than Internet banking. The survey method is a qualitative method based on data collection through interviews. From Google Forms. As a result, we realized that many customers did not understand how to use m-banking. This is determined by filling out a Google form. From this we can conclude that Islamic banking information systems will certainly become more sophisticated in this digital age, especially for the large number of Islamic banking customers using m-banking.
 Keywords: Islamic banking, BSI mobile, information management

A US-Wide Red Blood Cell Alloantibody Exchange Can Decrease Mortality and Produce Cost Savings in the Care of Alloimmunized Patients with Sickle Cell Disease

Introduction: Red blood cell (RBC) alloimmunization occurs after exposure to non-self RBC antigens through transfusion or pregnancy. Alloimmunization rates and consequently delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction (DHTR) mortality in patients with sickle cell disease (SCD) is particularly high. Interest in a blood bank information system vendor-based alloantibody exchange in the United States (US) is growing, though cost concerns exist. To investigate the impact of an exchange that enables alloantibody data-sharing across hospitals, we conducted the first disease simulation of allo-immunized patients with SCD to project lifetime cumulative DHTR-specific mortality without an alloantibody exchange (status quo) versus with a US-wide alloantibody exchange. We then additionally performed a cost-effectiveness analysis to identify whether investing in an alloantibody exchange would be cost-effective, cost saving or neither. Methods: We built a Markov simulation of alloimmunized patients with SCD in the US. Transition probabilities for DHTR incidence and DHTR-specific mortality were informed from the largest prospective (n=311) and retrospective (n=220) studies of DHTR incidence in people living with SCD. Age-, gender- and disease-specific background mortality probabilities were employed. Cumulative probability of DHTR was modeled from age 5, with a lifetime horizon. Costs were assessed from the health system perspective and effectiveness was calculated in quality-adjusted life-years (QALY). QALYs were informed by published lifetime simulation of patients living with SCD and matched controls. These were originally derived from a polynomial fit linking Euroqual-5 Dimensions to the visual analog scale for pain in patients with SCD in several studies. Cost-effectiveness was quantified using an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), or net monetary benefits (NMB) if the intervention was found to be cost saving, either way incorporating a cost-effectiveness willingness-to-pay threshold of $100,000/QALY, as recommended practice. We assumed a lifetime operating cost of $10 million for an alloantibody exchange, that no patient with diagnosed DHTR has more than one DHTR recurrence, that an exchange would not be able to prevent all DHTRs (as up to 30% are not associated with a new detectable antibody in SCD), and utilized prior estimates for US allo-immunized population prevalence range of 20-44% for people living with SCD. We validated our estimate for DHTR reduction with that of the 10-year experience in the national Dutch Transfusion Register of Irregular Antibodies and Cross-match Problems (TRIX). We then conducted deterministic and probabilistic sensitivity analyses, varying all parameter estimates +/-20% and capturing uncertainty in all parameters simultaneously over 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations. Results: Base-case lifetime simulation comparing the strategies of implementing an alloantibody exchange versus not yields a decrease in cumulative lifetime DHTR-specific mortality (2.4% vs 5.7%, respectively; Figure 1). The absolute peak probability decrease of having a history of incident DHTR and being alive occurs at age 41 (10.6% vs 27.0%; Figure 1). The strategy of alloantibody exchange implementation accrues 22.08 per-person lifetime discounted QALYs [95% credible interval 22.03-22.12] versus 21.72 without [95% CI 21.61-21.82], corresponding to a per-person QALY increase of 0.357 with exchange implementation. The lifetime population benefit for an alloimmunized population living with SCD in the United States is up to 15,710 QALYs gained. Total lifetime costs accrue $1.0 billion with exchange as compared to $2.5 billion without. This yields population-level cost savings of $1.5 billion USD ($34,091 saved per alloimmunized patient registered in the exchange), with an accrued incremental NMB of $3 billion. In probabilistic sensitivity analysis the former is favored in 100% of 10,000 Monte Carlo simulations. Conclusion: By reducing DHTR-specific mortality, an alloantibody exchange is predicted to be a life- and cost-saving investment for alloimmunized people living with SCD. Although this analysis was limited to SCD, the impact of an alloantibody exchange would also bring benefit to patients who are alloimmunized in the context of diagnoses and states beyond SCD, such as myelodysplastic syndrome, thalassemia, autoimmune conditions, and pregnancy. Figure 1View largeDownload PPTFigure 1View largeDownload PPT Close modal