Integrated Management Information System Research Articles

Development of Web-Based Building Permit (IMB) Information System

An integrated information management system is needed to provide convenience not only for organizers but also can provide information such as completion time, costs, and procedures that can be informed directly and transparently. The purpose of this research is to find out the obstacles faced and to design a web-based building permit (IMB) information system with mobile features to speed up the IMB creation process. The research method used is the waterfall model method. The method used to analyze the problems and constraints in the process of making the IMB by the Frontliner, Head of Section, the Technical Team, and the Head of the IMB by experimenting with the application of the IMB Issuance Information System. From the data that has been obtained, an information system design is carried out with the stages of requirements, design, analysis, design, coding, system implementation, system verification, and validation. The results of this study obtained a web-based IMB information system design to facilitate the process of issuing IMB. With the existence of a management information system, IMB proposals based on the results of verification and validation can be applied and provide convenience and speed up the IMB management process.

APPLYING BLENDED LEARNING COURSES FOR EDUCATION IN THE CONTEMPORARY UNIVERSITY. INFORMATION SYSTEM ‘E-UNIVERSITY’ OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VELIKO TARNOVO, BULGARIA

In the past few years, blended learning has become more and more rapidly spread in the field of education worldwide. The idea of blended learning seems attractive because it allows for the preservation of the traditional forms of education resulting from accumulated pedagogical experience for centuries and we could altogether use the various educational functions of new technologies. The methodology developed by the author introduces a key subsystem from the integrated management information system of Veliko Tarnovo University, namely the ‘E-University’ subsystem. On the base of own experience and the analyzed research, there is an opportunity to use different media, individualize the learning process, opportunity to use different styles of learning, organizing joint learning activities. The successful application of this approach together with the organization of education and the quality of the virtual environment require the presence of the human factor which is able to combine different types of learning environments in order to provoke students to perform various types of activities and develop their potential abilities and talents in the future.

Analysis and Design of the Integrated Management Information System of the Company (SIMANTAP)

Production and distribution activities are carried out by combining various factors of production, namely humans, nature, and capital. From this management, of course, humans cannot manage existing data in the company manually continuously because it could be that data that has been recapitalized can be lost resulting in the company’s strategy to achieve success is a little hampered. This study proposes a design of an integrated management information system company that can manage human and financial resources in one application. The proposed application is called SIMANTAP, where the purpose and function of this application are to create, view, and manage all company data starting from employee data, inventory items, seeing company expenses and income in one media to make it easier for employees, admins, and managers to see information company. This application was developed by the waterfall method, with a case study of a company in Surabaya. This application is expected to support the company’s business, especially related to human resources and financial management.

E-Readiness of Integrated Information Systems Using STOPE Framework in Udayana University

Many industries and institutions have switched to digital technology, an integrated information technology system, since we entered the era of the industrial revolution 4.0. In implementing new strategies, problems often occur because they do not assess technology readiness (e-readiness) to be built. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct a technology readiness assessment (e-readiness) either before or after the new system is implemented to assess how ready it is. The review can use the STOPE framework to be flexible so that this framework can be adjusted to the case study handled. IMISSU is an integrated management information system technology belonging to Udayana University. The results of the IMISSU e-readiness assessment found that the readiness of Udayana University in implementing IMISSU is at a very ready level (4 of 4). Assessment using the STOPE framework includes three levels, namely the domain, sub-domain, and sub-sub-domain levels. The study was conducted by distributing 100 questionnaires divided among various academicians in the university, adjusted to the STOPE framework domain.

Design & Development of Integrated Information Management System for Drilling Operations Abroad

Due to the limitation of cooperation contract period, logistics supply and regional conditions, the number of drilling rigs and drilling operation procedures need to be arranged scientifically and reasonably for drilling operations abroad. According to the characteristics of this foreign drilling operation, we design and develop an Integrated Information Management System (IIMS) including intelligent planning and integrated management system including well site data management, office work planning and cost control, operation management, statistical query and logistics support.

A Hazard Identification Approach of Integrating 4D BIM and Accident Case Analysis of Spatial–Temporal Exposure

Construction sites are considered as complicated work environments. Various concurrent activities may overlap apropos to time and workspace, predisposing them to spatial–temporal exposure and repetitive accidents. Detecting the characteristics of repetitive accidents before the construction stage contributes to prevent injuries and fatalities caused by spatial—temporal conditions at construction job sites. To resolve this problem, this study proposes a novel hazard identification approach through spatial–temporal exposure analysis called HISTEA, which integrated scenario analysis of accident cases into 4D building information modeling (BIM). The proposed approach consists of three modules: (1) spatial–temporal hazard investigation (SHI) to analyze the accident cases and develop the hazard database of the spatial–temporal overlap condition of pair-wise activities; (2) spatial–temporal condition identification (SCI) to determine the conflict among different activities, considering the workspace and time overlap from the 4D BIM model; and (3) safety information integration (SII) to deliver safety knowledge to the project team through a web-based application. To illustrate and validate this approach, a HISTEA prototype for foundation work has been developed to be used at the pre-construction stage. The developed prototype is based on the analysis of 496 accident reports extracted from the integrated management information system (IMIS) of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration for the SHI module database. The proposed approach is expected to proactively aid project teams in detecting hazards that ultimately reduce repetitive accidents caused by overlapping activities.

Lecciones aprendidas de la implementación de un Sistema de Información Gerencial diseñado en la Universidad de Otavalo, Ecuador

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the essential features of a Management Information System (MIS), designed and implemented at the Universidad de Otavalo to support strategic planning, institutional evaluation, and decision making. A five-phase and fifteen-stage process was applied, along with their corresponding techniques and expected results. Based on the literature review and their experience with the implementation, the authors devised a novel MIS implementation approach, comprising the following phases: planning, information analysis, MIS design, implementation and evaluation. The MIS consisted of four main modules: teaching, research, linkages with society, and management, and was based on the client-server model. The literature review did not yield any publications that discussed truly integrated management information systems applied to university management covering the four main modules, thus confirming the originality of the work described in this paper. The MIS implementation results contributed to the improvement of the management of the university through the automation of most of the processes and activities related to institutional planning and evaluation, and considerably accelerated the processing and analysis of useful information for decision making.

Design and Application of Intelligent Information System for Comprehensive Management of Obstetrics and Gynecology Health Care

With the cross-infiltration of information technology in the field of hospital management and the application of computer network technology, the digital construction of hospitals has been gradually promoted and applied, which laid the foundation for the development of hospital nursing management system. Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing is a discipline with strong theoretical, practical and operational skills. At the same time, the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology, the privacy of the cause and the influence of traditional ideas make nursing staff in clinical nursing work. Was hindered. At this stage, the nursing management information system is a software system for processing nursing information established by using information science theory and computer technology method, and is an important part. It can improve the utilization of important resources and the quality and efficiency of nursing work. Based on this, this paper develops and applies the integrated management information system for obstetrics and gynecology health care, and under the guidance of modern software engineering methods, completes the analysis, design and implementation of the system. PowerBuilder is selected as the front-end development tool, and the network structure of the system C/S mode is realized by combining the Oracle database. As a self-developed system, it has great flexibility.

Optimising management information systems for Local Economic Development practice in KwaZulu-Natal

Local Economic Development is at the epicentre of South Africa’s growth, and government is emphasising its implementation in policies, strategies and developmental goals of the country. Therefore, different government institutions, private sector entities, civil society organisations and even communities have been tasked with the implementation of Local Economic Development in their local areas. However, in reviewing the implementation processes, there is evidence of a lack of information sharing amongst all respective stakeholders as well as information quality constraints relating to relevant, accurate and up-to-date information regarding Local Economic Development implementation. The research in this paper undertook an exploratory approach aimed at identifying and establishing how a management information system can be customised to be used by all relevant Local Economic Development stakeholders within the province of KwaZulu-Natal and a framework was produced. A qualitative design was utilised through conducting 16 in-depth interviews with Local Economic Development managers from three government departments and district municipalities and one metropolitan municipality in KwaZulu-Natal and two development agencies. The overall findings of the paper revealed that there is currently no integrated management information system in place for Local Economic Development stakeholders to create, store and share critical information required for effective and efficient economic development practice. Results imply that such information sharing could, in turn, enhance Local Economic Development implementation in various ways if designed according to the needs of the users. Recommendations include each stakeholder to address internal-oriented data-management techniques for information management strategy or culture.

Developing the integrated SIMPAKDOS and its impact on employees’ intention to promote academic position

This study aims at developing an integrated Management Information System for Lecturers Credit Score Assessment (SIMPAKDOS). This research is an R&D research conducted in March-September 2018. The system itself is developed by conducting FAST method (Framework for the Application of Systems Techniques). Data collection methods used are interviews, questionnaires, and documentation. The data analysis method used are descriptive analysis, FGD (focus group discussion), and linier regression analysis. The development of Integrated SIMPAKDOS has been finished with the FAST approach. The results of the needs analysis show that the lecturers and staffs need Integrated SIMPAKDOS with approved content and conditions. The logical design prepared has been through FGD, expert validation, and trials to obtain input and validation from various stakeholders. System validation is carried out in two stages (development expert validation and system content expert validation) and the results show that Integrated SIMPAKDOS is valid and feasible to use. The test results also show that the interest of lecturers applying for promotion is included in the very high category, which is as many as 65% after using SIMPAKDOS. The use of Integrated SIMPAKDOS proved to have a positive and significant effect on the intention of lecturers to propose rank promotions.

Investigating resilience in emergency management: An integrative review of literature

There is a growing need for resilience in dealing with unexpected events during disasters. The purpose of this review was to summarize and synthesize the literature that examined resilience in the context of emergency management (EM). Four groups of findings were synthesized: definitions, key dimensions, technical tools, and research settings employed in the research. First, definitions of resilience, improvisation, and adaptation were summarized and critically evaluated. Second, four key dimensions of EM resilience were identified: collective sensemaking, team decision making, harmonizing work-as-imagined and work-as-done, and interaction and coordination. Third, this review identified five prevalent technical tools used to enhance resilience in EM: mapmaking, event history logging, mobile communication applications, integrated information management system, and decision support tools. Fourth, two major design features of emergency simulations, incident scenarios and participant roles, are evaluated. For each finding, directions for future research efforts to improve resilience in EM are proposed.

Penerapan Asuhan Kefarmasian dan Media Sosial dalam Meningkatkan Pendapatan Apotek

IMPLEMENTATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL CARE AND SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING IN IMPROVING THE PHARMACY OMZET. A pharmacy is a place for pharmaceutical practice of pharmacists. Apotek Pendidikan Tadulako has three functions, which are education, social and business/profit functions. The purpose of this activity is to improve the pharmaceutical care, inventory management aspects, and marketing that affect to the increasing of pharmacy omzet. The solutions offered include the adding of a variety of non-drug supplies in the form of vaccines and home care medical devices, strengthening of pharmacists role in providing plenary services in the form of CIE (Consultation, Information, Education), establishing the cooperation with other health institutions, and implementing the social media marketing (SMM) ) includes Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. The results of these activities have an impact on increasing the omzet of pharmacy every month. The follow-up plan is the application of an integrated Management Information System (SIM) and the application of internet-based marketing techniques with a website that is an online pharmacy.

Relevance of the integrated information management system as a subject of management of the national cyber security sector of Ukraine. The synergetic concept

The paper presents and solves the scientific problem of the study of relevance of the information technology – the Integrated Information Management System for the national cyber security sector. It highlights and presents the synergistic concept of substantiation of the relevance and need for the Integrated Information Management System in the national cyber security sector, due to its synergetic effect as a new level of development and perfection of the National Cyber Security System through the integration of the Integrated Management System into the comprehensive National Cyber Security System. It presents a generalized model of integration of the Information Management System of the national cyber security sector into the comprehensive structure of the National Cyber Security System.

Occupational Co-exposures to Multiple Chemical Agents from Workplace Measurements by the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

The occupational environment represents an important source of exposures to multiplehazards for workers' health. Although it is recognized that mixtures of agents may have differenteffects on health compared to their individual effects, studies generally focus on the assessment ofindividual exposures. Our objective was to identify occupational co-exposures occurring in the United States using the multi-industry occupational exposure databank of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Using OSHA's Integrated Management Information System (IMIS), measurement data from workplace inspections occurring from 1979 to 2015 were examined. We defined a workplace situation (WS) by grouping measurements that occurred within a company, within the same occupation (i.e. job title) within 1 year. All agents present in each WS were listed and the resulting databank was analyzed with the Spectrosome approach, a methodology inspired by network science, to determine global patterns of co-exposures. The presence of an agent in a WS was defined either as detected, or measured above 20% of a relevant occupational exposure limit (OEL). Among the 334 648 detected exposure measurements of 105 distinct agents collected from 14 513 US companies, we identified 125 551 WSs, with 31% involving co-exposure. Fifty-eight agents were detected with others in >50% of WSs, 29 with a proportion >80%. Two clusters were highlighted, one for solvents and one for metals. Toluene, xylene, acetone, hexone, 2-butanone, and N-butyl acetate formed the basis of the solvent cluster. The main agents of the metal cluster were zinc, iron, lead, copper, manganese, nickel, cadmium, and chromium. 68 556 WS were included in the analyses based on levels of exposure above 20% of their OEL, with 12.4% of co-exposure. In this analysis, while the metal cluster remained, only the combinations of toluene with xylene or 2-butanone were frequently observed among solvents. An online web application allows the examination of industry specific patterns. We identified frequent co-exposure situations in the IMIS databank. Using the spectrome approach, we revealed global combination patterns and the agents most often implicated. Future work should endeavor to explore the toxicological effects of prevalent combinations of exposures on workers' health to prioritize research and prevention efforts.

Integration of the Management Information System for Competitive Positioning

The accelerating pace of technical innovation, coupled with a turbulent socio-political global environment, has created opportunities and challenges for companies in terms of competitiveness and sustainability particularly the manufacturing sector. Manufacturers in the developing world struggle to create knowledge and practice-based management information systems that will allow them to operate competitively in the global market. This paper explores the integration of organizational information systems for competitive positioning, using a case study of a manufacturing company operating in Sub-Saharan Africa. Our findings suggest the need for an integrated management information system that incorporates management practices based on research, knowledge management, and organizational learning and capabilities.

Analysis of Spatial Epidemic Characteristics of Liver Cancer in Small Geographical Area

Background: At present, the spatial studies of liver cancer are too large for observation, or lack systematic spatial epidemics and statistical analyses, so it is difficult to put forward more targeted regional prevention and control measures. This study takes the natural village of Longkou City, Shandong as a small regional research unit, to systematically analyze the spatial structure and spatial heterogeneity of liver cancer in the small region (village as a unit), and provide a scientific basis for the development of regional prevention and control measures for more targeted liver cancer and its related diseases. Methods: Based on the database of the integrated management information system for chronic diseases and death monitoring in Shandong Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the spatial epidemiology and spatial statistics methods were combined in the framework of geographic information system (GIS). Results: The results of spatial distribution showed that there was obvious spatial heterogeneity on liver cancer in Longkou City, and there were many high incidence and high death areas scattered in the distribution. The spatial scanning and space-time scanning results of liver cancer showed that there were relatively fixed high incidence and high death villages in the small area of Longkou City. Conclusion: This study suggests that the liver cancer in Longkou City has a local geographic risk factor, which may have obvious high incidence area, and time factors have a certain influence on the space area of liver cancer. It is necessary to further carry out the geographical weight regression and risk factors analysis, and expand the study model.

DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE CONTEXT OF INDUSTRY 4.0

In this paper, development trends of information systems, information systems technology and enterprise information management were analyzed in the context of Industry 4.0 tools. In the first part (par. 1-2), fundamental definitions referred to the subject were presented as well as historic background of Integrated Management Information Systems. In the second part (par. 3), evolution and trends in ERP class systems, electronic economy tools and Product Lifecycle Management software were described. In the third part (par. 4-5), observed trends in information systems technology, in relation to Industry 4.0 tools, were discussed including manufacturing resources, production objects and novel management strategies approach. Many conclusions were related with actual manufacturing practices observed by the authors.​​

Reforms for financial protection schemes towards universal health coverage, Senegal.

Advancing the public health insurance system is one of the key strategies of the Senegalese government for achieving universal health coverage. In 2013, the government launched a universal health financial protection programme, la Couverture Maladie Universelle. One of the programme’s aims was to establish a community-based health insurance scheme for the people in the informal sector, who were largely uninsured before 2013. The scheme provides coverage through non-profit community-based organizations and by the end of 2016, 676 organizations had been established across the country. However, the organizations are facing challenges, such as low enrolment rates and low portability of the benefit package. To address the challenges and to improve the governance and operations of the community-based health insurance scheme, the government has since 2018 planned and partly implemented two major reforms. The first reform involves a series of institutional reorganizations to raise the risk pool. These reorganizations consist of transferring the risk pooling and part of the insurance management from the individual organizations to the departmental unions, and transferring the operation and financial responsibility of the free health-care initiatives for vulnerable population to the community-based scheme. The second reform is the introduction of an integrated management information system for efficient and effective data management and operations of the scheme. Here we discuss the current progress and plans for future development of the community-based health insurance scheme, as well as discussing the challenges the government should address in striving towards universal health coverage in the country.

FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG TERKAIT DENGAN PENGENDALIAN SISTEM MANAJEMEN INFORMASI DAN ADMINISTRASI TERPADU DI RSUD SIDIKALANG TAHUN 2019

This study aims to analyze related factors based on technology, human, organizational, and benefit variables with the Inhibitors of Management Information Systems and Integrated Administration Management at Sidikalang Hospital in 2021. The population of this study were Sidikalang Hospital officers in the outpatient, inpatient, Medical records, and SIMRS officers as many as 35 respondents. The method used in this study was analyzed by means of the Chi-Square correlation test. The results of the research on the technology variable showed that the majority said it was good as many as 32 people (91.4%). For the human factor, the majority stated that it was good as many as 27 people (77.1%). For organizational factors, the majority said it was good as many as 24 people (68.6%). the majority of the benefit factors stated that they were good as many as 20 people (57.1%). So it can be concluded that there is a relationship between technological factors, human factors, organizational factors and benefit factors with the Inhibitors of Integrated Management Information Systems and Administration Management at Sidikalang Hospital in 2021.

Implementation Strategy of Integrated Information Management System of University Financial Support Project

Implementation Strategy of Integrated Information Management System of University Financial Support Project