Implementation of E-Government In Kelurahan of Tanjungpinang City (Study on SIMDA BMD application)

Abstract

E-government is the utilization of information technology used to speed up the implementation of the government in improving the accessibility of the data presented in a timely, accurate urban villages for employees without requiring any intermediary information systems, the implementation of applications e-government of urban villages in Tanjungpinang use a type G2G (government-to-government), where this type have a need to interact between one government and other Governments in order to increase of cooperation and work processes Relating SIMDA BMD (Management Information System Regional Property). This study aims to look at the implementation and inhibiting factors in the application of e-government in Tanjungpinang urban villages. Researchers used qualitative research methods. The Data collected in this study uses interviews. The results Showed that there were already base of implementation e-government in Sub Tanjungpinang through the application of SIMDA BMD applications (Management Information System Regional Property). In general, the implementation of applications egovernment of urban village is optimal, it is seen from the villages helped in facilitating good clerks Administration of procurement, procurement planning in Sub Tanjungpinang. In the application of operating BMD SIMDA there are constraints of the which the export menu inpor the data can not be used Because the application is still offline.

Comparison of Technology Transformation in Digital Leadership Indonesia and Malaysia in Era Society 5.0

“…So far, Malaysia has always focused on issues regarding development to improve public services with egovernment which is what the community demands with its convenience, effectiveness, and cheapness. Meanwhile, Indonesia focuses on the development of egovernment through various policies that are channelled through legal positions in order to encourage the use of digital technology in government [14]. The two countries compete with each other to provide infrastructure in egovernment in order to improve the quality of services provided to the community.…”