Voter information management system (Sipendalih) effectiveness for 2014 Indonesian general election: Case of Indonesian voters in Malaysia

Aditiawarman, Umar; Hakiem, Nashrul; Maarif, Haris Al Qodri; Huda, Muhammad Qomarul

doi:10.1109/citsm.2014.7042164

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“…This study was performed across its eight gradual stages, from the literature study in the first step into the report writing in the last one. Sequentially, the researchers then analyzed the processed data by using the PLS-SEM method with the SmartPLS 2.0 statistic software [16,[24][25][26][27][28][29]. In the descriptive part of the analysis stage, the researchers analyzed the demographic data by using the Microsoft Excel 2007 in order to look the dissemination of the collected data.…”

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Assessing the User Satisfaction Perspectives of Information System: A Library Case Study in Indonesia

Putra¹,

Subiyakto²,

Yunita³

et al. 2018

IJEECS

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User satisfaction is one of the system use variables which is affected by the system creation variables in the information system (IS) success measurements, especially in the mandatory use of IS. This paper reports the relational variable assessments between three variables of the system creation dimension towards the user satisfaction variable in the library information system (LIS) implementation of a sampled university in Indonesia. Practically, the measurement has never been done since the early system implementation in the institution. The study focused on the status of the user satisfaction construct and what are the factors which influenced the construct. The used measurement model was adopted and adapted from the DeLone and McLean’s IS success model. A total of 185 respondents were selected in this study using multi-stage purposeful random sampling. The researchers used the partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) with the SmartPLS version 2.0 for analyzing the collected data. Findings of the study showed that users of the LIS were sufficiently satisfied and the proposed hypotheses were accepted. In terms of the adopted model, besides the findings theoretically proved that the user satisfaction construct has affected by the system creation constructs; the findings may also have proposed the practical recommendations to the sampled institution for the next LIS improvements in particular.

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confidence: 99%

Assessing the User Satisfaction Perspectives of Information System: A Library Case Study in Indonesia

Putra¹,

Subiyakto²,

Yunita³

et al. 2018

IJEECS

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Online Voting and Information Management

Khan

Bhaisare

Chandekar

et al. 2022

IJARSCT

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The main motivation for this project is to be very focused on processing votes and their candidates, voters, etc. The project also displays all available voting data, including vote counts, voters, and non-voters. The project is divided into his two parts:Admin Panel and Voter Panel. The main purpose of voting (in scenarios involving citizens of a particular country) is to find leaders of their choice. Problems associated with this include, but are not limited to, voter driving during elections, unsafe or inaccessible polling places, inadequate voting materials, and inexperienced staff. They will be trained on how to vote online before Election Day. This project is designed for a threat-free, user-centric online voting system. Elections can take place in her two ways: paper elections and automated elections .Automated voting is known as electronic voting. An online voting system can be called Internet voting because it takes place over the Internet. Electronic you to manually mark and count electronic cards containing all candidate symbols electronic. There are many different types of electronic voting systems today, including punch cards, marksens, and digital pen tally brings a new voting system that allows voting systems. Electronic voting makes it easier for voters to vote by providing choices on a voting display located on an electronic machine. A direct-record electronic voting machine provides a display that can be activated when a voter touches the display, consisting of mechanical and electro-optical buttons, software that accepts votes, and an image or icon on the display. E-voting is connected to a central voting system, accepting all votes directly and receiving updated records. A central voting system uses a constituency counting method that counts all votes from ballots at polling stations..

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Voter information management system (Sipendalih) effectiveness for 2014 Indonesian general election: Case of Indonesian voters in Malaysia

Cited by 2 publications

References 16 publications

Assessing the User Satisfaction Perspectives of Information System: A Library Case Study in Indonesia

Assessing the User Satisfaction Perspectives of Information System: A Library Case Study in Indonesia

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