Designing Temporary Resident Information Systems: Case Study of a Village in Bali

Abstract

Temporary Resident data processing is the main activity carried out by the village administration on an ongoing basis. The current system still often finds difficulties when conducting data collection, searching population data, and making Temporary Resident reports. Manual registration process also causes damage and loss of data due to storage media only in the form of physical documents. This conventional system caused the activities of Temporary Resident data collection in the village to be less effective and efficient. This research aims to produce a faster, more effective and efficient, Temporary Resident data’s information system in the village. The method used in developing this system is a System Development Life Cycle with the Waterfall process model, while observation and interviews were used for the data collection. The Temporary Resident Information System is expected to help facilitate Residents in registering so that village administrators will produce a faster, more effective, and efficient work. The results of this study are to facilitate the village in the process of managing Temporary Resident data, search, and report periodically on population numbers and print Temporary Resident identity cards.