JuCo-IS: A Development of Web-Based Information System in Judicial Regional Trial Court

Acoba, Aimee G.; Cunanan, Christopher Franco; Merencilla, Nino E.; Tejada, Ryan R.; Ligayo, Michael Angelo D.

doi:10.1109/icset51301.2020.9265362

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“…For instance, the Community-Based Monitoring System (CBMS) is a technology-based system designed for collecting and validating disaggregated data, primarily aiming to combat poverty and boost economic growth (Diokno et al, n.d.). Also, there are several systems related to health and medical records, criminal records, agricultural records, disaster records, water billing records, tax records, and permit records that have been developed (Acoba et al, 2020;Asor, 2020;Castro et al, 2022;Celi-Parraga et al, 2021;Dariagan, 2021;Estinar et al, 2018). Meanwhile, other regions in the country have adopted the Registry of Barangay Inhabitants and Migrants (RBIM) from the Commission on Population and Development (PopCom).…”

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Optimizing registry of inhabitants’ record management: the development of municipal consolidation system for local governance

Manun-og,

Flores

2023

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This study focuses on developing a municipal consolidation system to optimize the registry of inhabitants' records management and address local government units' challenges. The system was created employing the iterative waterfall model, anchored to the system development life cycle framework. It is a crossplatform application, runnable on Windows and Android operating systems. The system underwent user testing and evaluations utilizing the system usability scale measure and an evaluation patterning the ISO 9126-1 software quality model standard to ensure its functionality. The results of the testing and evaluations show positive feedback from users, indicating that the developed system meets the users' needs and requirements and has a high acceptance rate from the local government unit. Therefore, the system can be considered a successful support tool for local governance. Consequently, we recommend that other local government units in the region adopt the system to improve their record management practices.

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confidence: 99%