Enhancing Intellectual Property Information System Quality with RAD and FMCDM

Abstract

In the development of intellectual property information systems, the Rapid Application Development (RAD) method and Fuzzy Multi-Criteria Decision Making (FMCDM) were often used to enhance the quality and effectiveness of system development. This research aimed to analyze the effectiveness of implementing the RAD and FMCDM methods in the development of intellectual property information systems at Poliban. The study employed a qualitative approach through a case study of the development of intellectual property information systems at Poliban. The RAD and FMCDM methods were applied in the development of intellectual property information systems during the user design stages, followed by an analysis of the quality and effectiveness of system development. The research results indicated that the application of the RAD and FMCDM methods in the development of intellectual property information systems at Poliban was effective and could improve the quality of system development. Using the RAD method, system development could be executed quickly and efficiently, while the FMCDM method allowed for more accurate and precise decision-making during system development. The combination of the RAD and FMCDM methods led to the creation of a better and more effective intellectual property information system. Keywords: fuzzy multi-criteria decision making, information system, intellectual property, rapid application development