IMPLEMENTATION OF WASTE BANK INFORMATION SYSTEM TO MANAGE WASTE TRANSACTION DATA FROM THE COMMUNITY

Author

Diana Effendi, S.T, M.T Syahrul Mauluddin, S.Kom, M.Kom Sri Nurhayati, MT

Abstrak

Considering that a significant amount of waste can be recycled and recognizing the need for more service providers to handle community waste, employing information technology becomes crucial for more efficient data management. This study aims to create an information system that can manage waste transaction data from the community. The current problem is that the process of calculating customer transaction data is not accurate and still relies on the use of a calculator. This often leads to typing errors which resulted in discrepancies between the amount of funds withdrawn and the total transaction data. This requires repeated checks, which can be time-consuming. The method used in this study is the Design Science Research Methodology for Information System, which involves a prototype and the Object-Oriented development method. The system design is assisted by the Unified Modelling Language tool. The application is a desktop-based Java program with a one-tier architecture. The program aims to calculate community waste transaction data more accurately by automatically accumulating transactions from start to finish. With this waste bank management information system in place, waste data management would potentially be more efficient because the data is stored in a database and can be accessed when needed. Therefore, customers receive funds according to their transactions without the need to check the archive, as all transaction data are be stored in the database thus reducing wasted time. Keywords: Community waste management, Design Science Research Methodology (DSRM), Waste bank information system.