Digital Transformation: A Quality Model Based on ISO 25010 and User Experience

Debnath, Narayan C.; Peralta, Mario; Salgado, Carlos Humberto; Baigorria, Lorena; Riesco, Daniel Eduardo; Montejano, Germán Antonio; Mazzi, Mouna

doi:10.29007/1gnk

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“…The generalizability and applicability of ISO/IEC 25010 pertains to the concept that the tool is adaptable to a wide range of software systems and situations. Its generalizability indicates that it may be used across multiple areas and sectors (Debnath, 2021).…”

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School Records and Forms of Selected Public School: Headway and Analysis of Online Management System

Ronquillo Jr.,

Tagasa,

Batino

et al. 2022

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Technology has been very much used in academic instruction, especially during the pandemic. Over and above the delivery of teaching and learning, the integration of technology has a potential long-term impact on keeping students’ data necessary in preparing various standard school forms and student records. The goal of this study was to develop a school record and forms-online management system (SRF-OMaS) to assist in improving enrollment and data management procedures, particularly the generation of school forms on student registration, promotion, health profile, learners progress, permanent academic record, and other pertinent school reports. The iterative developmental approach, the ADDIE model, and descriptive-evaluative methods were employed. A total population sampling of fifty-six faculty members, three of whom were ICT teachers and IT practitioners, and four school administrators tested the software application. Data were gathered through an online evaluation survey instrument using Google Forms, utilizing the adapted Likert scale software evaluation instrument based on ISO/IEC 25010. With a mean score of 4.71 and a standard deviation of 0.50, the acceptability of SRF-OMaS has been rated in terms of its usefulness, dependability, ease of maintenance, and portability. This means that it is very acceptable. The product fully met and far exceeded the expectations of the selected participants. This illustrates that the application has been deemed to have improved the efficiency and effectiveness of the online record management system. School forms and reports were generated with ease and promptness through ICT-facilitated procedures. Keywords: student records, school forms, online management, ICT-enabled, ICT-facilitated

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School Records and Forms of Selected Public School: Headway and Analysis of Online Management System

Ronquillo Jr.,

Tagasa,

Batino

et al. 2022

ijitgeb

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“…Human-centered design (HCD) is another term for user-centered design (UCD). ISO 13407 (1999) [7][8], defines human-centered design as an interactive approach to system development that focuses on making a system useful. Another way to define user-centered design is as an interface design process that prioritizes the design's tasks, environment, user attributes, and usability goals.…”

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User Interface Design of Mykonter Mobile Application Using User Centered Design Method on Konter Sam Cell

Ayu Astina,

Adrian,

Pasha

2024

ENIGMA

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Sam Cell is a counter business where sales are still done manually without the help of technology. Sam Cell's sales only cover the area around the counter and are not yet widespread in all regions, so income is still relatively small compared to other counter businesses. Sam Cell also doesn't have a good promotional system to increase sales. So this research has sales innovation through application design. Therefore, to achieve this goal, the user centered design method was chosen in designing the Mykonter application which focuses on user convenience (usability) and satisfaction (satisfaction) with the application design. The user centered design method consists of 4 iterative stages which can be used to strengthen innovation, solve a problem and help understand user needs so as to provide the right solution. The results obtained from user validation when using the Prototype are the conclusion that the application design has met the benchmark criteria, by obtaining a user satisfaction level of 53.5 points, where these points have met the criteria rules for measuring the System Usability Scale so that this application design can be developed by the development team to serve as a basis for building a Mykonter application design.

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