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  • The Arrangement of the Information Technology and Communications Master Plan using PeGI Model (e-Governance Ranking Indonesia) to Improve District Government Services

    The Arrangement of the Information Technology and Communications Master Plan using PeGI Model (e-Governance Ranking Indonesia) to Improve District Government Services

    Afrizal Y.

    DOI: 10.1088/1757-899X/407/1/012141

    Abstract

    Implementation of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) within the scope of government is one important aspect that needs to be developed. Implementation of ICT applications is expected to facilitate various activities quickly, precisely and accurately with the aim of improving productivity so that the quality of government performance can increase in service to the public and internal government. Many district governments in Indonesia have no reference in strategic planning in the context of ICT, so stakeholders find it difficult for decision-makers in ICT development. The impact of this problem also affects the level of implementation of the regional work units in the region area. It, therefore, has no guidelines for developing and utilizing ICT properly and appropriately. Master plan of information and communication technology for local government is a product of scientific research with PeGI model (ranking of e-government Indonesia) as measurement model of e-government system. Model PeGI takes measures on 5 (five) dimensions of the e-Government system: policy, institutional, infrastructure, application, and planning. The final outcome of the measurement will be used as a recommendation and policy in preparing the ICT master plan to support local government processes and management work. The Master plan of Information and Communication Technology is expected to realize district governance system that is able to bridge the various needs of ICT implementation in agency. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

    Indexed keywords

    Engineering controlled terms

    Data communication systems; Decision making; Government data processing; Telemedicine; Zoning

    Engineering uncontrolled terms

    District government; E-government systems; Governance systems; Government performance; Information and Communication Technologies; Information technology and communications; Measurement model; Scientific researches

    Engineering main heading

    Public policyThis article can be accessed at:   https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85054838223

  • Requirement Analysis of Monitoring Information System for Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection

    Requirement Analysis of Monitoring Information System for Indonesian Migrant Workers Protection

    Hasugian L.P. ; Rahayu T.M.

    DOI: 10.1088/1757-899X/407/1/012150

    Abstract

    There are still many Indonesian Migrant Workers, or commonly reffered to as Tenaga Kerja Indonesia (TKI), who are involved in criMinality whether as the victim or under criMinal prosecution while working abroad. This indicates that the involvement of stakeholders including the government in protecting TKI has not yet been maximized. The existing efforts only focus on law and regulation and lack in quick and proper response. These issues can ideally be Minimized if there is a form of continuous communication between migrant workers and the stakeholders during TKI placement. This research focus on analyzing the requirements to develop TKI protection information system. The requirements are obtained through SWOT analysis. The results show that TKI need to make regular reports through the information system. System then monitors TKI condition overtime to assess their situations and notifies government and/or other stakeholders if any response needs to be taken. Through this information system analysis, the model for TKI monitoring information system that connects every stakeholders is developed. It is expected that this work would provide government a model for information system to assist TKI work safely and comfortably. TKI will have confident that they are with caring government. Therefore various issues that occur can be dealt seriously, quickly, and appropriately. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

    Indexed keywords

    Engineering controlled terms

    Information systems; Information use

    Engineering uncontrolled terms

    Criminal prosecutions; Indonesians; Migrant workers; Monitoring information system; Protection information; Requirement analysis; Research focus; SWOT analysis

    Engineering main heading

    Monitoring

    This article can be accessed at https: https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85054817608

  • E-Government Master Plan Design With Togaf Framework

    E-Government Master Plan Design With Togaf Framework

    Ian Yosef Matheus Edward ; Wervyan Shalannanda ; Susmini Indriani Lestariningati ; Aldo Agusdian

    DOI: 10.1109/TSSA.2014.7065957

    Abstract

    This paper presents how to implement TOGAF Framework for designing E-Government Master plan. TOGAF is usually used to design Application or Information System, with several audit based on TOGAF in small number of Master plan. The challenge is to use which kind or version of TOGAF that is suitable and try not to trap on the detail design as if is implement on the Application or Information System design. TOGAF ADM is chosen to guide the Business, Data, Information System, and Technology Architecture Design, while the Proposed Method is proposed to accomplish solution domains. This proposed method is planned to be submitted to Open Group Organization as enrichment for Enterprises Continuum in TOGAF Framework. The Proposed Method for E-Government Master plan Design is to cover the Solution, Migration Plan, Implementation Governance, and Change Management Domains. The method contains guideline solution for those domains include the artifacts that are suitable for E-Government Master plan solution. The Case Study is perform for Local Payakumbuh City Government, the additional challenge is to interpret non TOGAF-wise guidelines from Central Government and effective and economic solution required. Although the case study is perform for local government but the method or tools itself is to make in generals which can be customized as tool for any central government. © 2014 IEEE.

    Author keywords

    Architecture; Case Study; E-Government; Guidelines; Master Plan; Method; TOGAF; Tools

    Indexed keywords

    Engineering controlled terms

    Architecture; Information systems; Information use; Telecommunication services; Tools

    Engineering uncontrolled terms

    Central government; Design applications; Economic solutions; Guidelines; Master plan; Method; Technology architectures; TOGAF

    Engineering main heading

    e-government

    This article can be accessed at https: https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/8493723921

  • Proposal Of Togaf Adm Enterprise Continuum for Organization-Specific Solution on E-Government

    Proposal Of Togaf Adm Enterprise Continuum for Organization-Specific Solution on E-Government

    Ian Yosef Matheus Edward ;Wervyan Shalannanda ; Aldo Agusdian ;Susmini Indriani LestariningatiDOI: 10.1109/ICEECS.2014.7045263

    Abstract
    This paper presents the proposal of TOGAF ADM Enterprise Continuum for organization-specific solution. TOGAF includes the concept of the Enterprise Continuum, which sets the broader context for an architect and explains how generic solutions can be leveraged and specialized in order to support the requirements of an individual organization. The Enterprise Continuum is a view of the Architecture Repository that provides methods for classifying architecture and solution artifacts as they evolve for generic Foundation Architectures to Organization-Specific Architectures. The Enterprise Continuum comprises two complementary concepts: the Architecture Continuum and the Solutions Continuum. This Proposed TOGAF ADM Enterprise Continuum for Organization-Specific Solution on e-Government is focused on addressing enterprise need. The Solution Continuum covers the Opportunity and Solution, Migration Plan, Implementation Governance, and Change Management Domains phases. The method contains guideline solution for those domains include the artifacts that are suitable for E-Government Master Plan. © 2014 IEEE.

    Author keywords
    Enterprise Continuum; Solution Continuum; TOGAF ADM

    Indexed keywords

    Engineering controlled terms
    Computers

    Engineering uncontrolled terms
    Change management; E-governments; Generic solutions; Master plan

    Engineering main heading
    Government data processing

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/84949925165

  • Congratulations & Success! Here are the Winners and Finalists of UNIKOM PILMAPRES 2026

    Congratulations & Success! Here are the Winners and Finalists of UNIKOM PILMAPRES 2026

    The Academic Community of Universitas Komputer Indonesia (UNIKOM) congratulates and highly appreciates the winners of the 2026 University-Level Outstanding Student Selection (PILMAPRES) for Bachelor and Diploma Programs.

    Our appreciation and pride go to:

    🏆 Febby Cipta – International Relations (1st Place PILMAPRES Bachelor Program)

    🏆 Mursyida Sakina – Marketing Management (1st Place PILMAPRES Diploma Program)

    🥈 Muhammad Faisal Hafiz – Visual Communication Design (2nd Place PILMAPRES Bachelor Program)

    🥈 Dinda Karina – Graphic Design (2nd Place PILMAPRES Diploma Program)

    🥉 Ghaitsa Amalia – Communication Science (3rd Place PILMAPRES Bachelor Program)

    🏅 Alisya Yansa – Law (4th Place PILMAPRES Bachelor Program)

    🏅 Vanessa Rainaya Disam – Law (5th Place PILMAPRES Bachelor Program)

    Congratulations also to the 2026 PILMAPRES Finalists:

    1. Reynaldhy Putra Herdiansyah – Management
    2. Dulce Clarissa Juliety Latuputty – Urban and Regional Planning
    3. Echfiz Dzakwan Arrazie – English Literature

    This achievement is concrete proof of the dedication, hard work, and academic as well as non-academic excellence of UNIKOM students. The 1st Place Winners of the Bachelor & Diploma Programs will be the official representatives of UNIKOM to compete at the LLDIKTI Region IV level and proceed to the 2026 National level.

    We ask for the prayers and support of the entire academic community so that our delegates can give their best results for the alma mater in the national arena.

    Keep creating and innovating for the Nation!

  • The 9th International Conference on Informatics, Engineering, Science & Technology (INCITEST 2026) is back!

    The 9th International Conference on Informatics, Engineering, Science & Technology (INCITEST 2026) is back!

    Universitas Komputer Indonesia is pleased to host this prestigious conference with the theme: “Shaping the Sustainable Future: Emerging Technologies for Smart and Resilient Societies.”

    Featuring distinguished experts from around the world:
    🌟 Prof. Hideomi Gokon (JAIST, Japan)
    🌟 Assoc. Prof. Dr. Irawan Afrianto, S.T., M.T. (Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Indonesia)
    🌟 Dalbir Singh (Leader, Country Digital Acceleration CISCO ASEAN & Korea)

    📆 November 5, 2026
    📍 Auditorium, 17th Floor, Smart Building, UNIKOM

    Submit your best research and engage in a global discussion on emerging issues, innovations, and solutions in Informatics, Engineering, Science, and Technology.

    Discover exciting opportunities for publication, networking, and international collaboration.

    📌 Important Dates:
    ✍️ Call for Paper: 2 May 2026
    📖 Full Paper Submission Deadline: July 4, 2026
    ✅ Notification of Acceptance: September 9, 2026
    📸 Camera Ready: October 10, 2026
    🏫 Conference Date: November 5, 2026

    ⛓️‍💥 Information & Registration:
    📞 Agis Abhi Rafdhi (+62 813-2324-2018)
    📧 timkonferensi@email.unikom.ac.id
    🌐 https://incitest.unikom.ac.id/

  • The Role of Environmental Policy in Promoting Green Transportation Technologies

    Authors: Siphimvadee Suthakavatin, Khodor Shatila, Karine Aydinyan, Raeni Dewi Santy

    DOI: 10.1051/bioconf/202414506013

    Abstract

    This study explores the role of environmental policy in promoting the adoption of green transportation technologies, focusing on the effects of financial incentives, regulatory frameworks, and public investment in infrastructure across key Asian urban centres. The research highlights how technological innovation acts as a crucial mediator between policy measures and the adoption of sustainable transportation options such as electric vehicles (EVs) and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Using Structural Equation Modelling (SEM), the study examines the relationships between these factors, demonstrating that higher levels of financial incentives, supportive regulations, and strategic public investment lead to significant advancements in technological innovation, which in turn drives the adoption of green transportation technologies. The findings contribute to the broader understanding of sustainable urban mobility solutions and offer important insights for policymakers and industry stakeholders in regions experiencing rapid urbanization. The study also discusses the dual role of these policy drivers, both in directly influencing adoption and in fostering technological advancement. © The Authors, published by EDP Sciences.

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85216661038

  • Analysis of Solar Powered Public Street Lighting Design (PJUTS)

    Analysis of Solar Powered Public Street Lighting Design (PJUTS)

    Authors: Sutono S, Chepi Nur Albar

    Abstract

    This research aimed to propose and demonstrate a Solar-Powered Public Street Lighting lamps concept as part of a Community Service (PKM) initiative conducted at the Halim Cluster Housing Complex in West Bandung Regency. The study employed an experimental method combined with product design. The findings revealed that the solar-powered Public Street Lighting (PJU) design offers an innovative and environmentally friendly solution to meet public lighting needs. The calculation and testing involved 5V/12W LED lights, 12V/50Wp solar panels, a 10A charge controller, and 12V/30Ah lithium batteries. The solar-powered street lighting system can operate for 12 hours, even under sunny and cloudy conditions. © 2025 Taylor’s University. All rights reserved.

    Keywords: Battery; Charge control; Complex; Housing; LED

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85214486386

  • Preferences of Landscape Elements in Teras Cikapundung Park in the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Preferences of Landscape Elements in Teras Cikapundung Park in the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Authors: Tri Widianti Natalia, Iren Haifa Khoerunissa, Dhini Dewiyanti Tantarto, Nova Chandra Aditya

    DOI: 10.1063/5.0254818

    Abstract

    Currently, many people use public open spaces for various activities, such as sports, meetings, and recreation. The existence of public open spaces is one of the main needs, especially in urban areas. Public open spaces are also created to provide comfort to the surrounding community in their activities and interactions in them. Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, where people are bored with the limitations of their activities and they prefer parks that are considered safer for recreation areas. One of the public open spaces in Bandung which is visited by quite a lot of people is Teras Cikapundung Park which is located on Jl. Siliwangi, Cidadap District, Bandung City. This study aims to find out favorite places/preferences in the landscape area in Teras Cikapundung Park based on visitor activities. The research method used descriptive quantitative methods, such as observations, surveys, and distributing research questionnaires to visitors at Teras Cikapundung Park. The results showed that the amphitheater area is one of the favorite landscape areas that is most often visited in groups because it is the largest area in Teras Cikapundung Park which can accommodate enough visitors to carry out various activities that are safer to do by implementing fairly good health protocols. The activities carried out at the amphitheater include morning exercises, community gatherings, discussions and talks, and taking selfies. The results of this study can be used as a planning strategy for designing landscape elements in urban open spaces to improve people’s quality of life. © 2025 Author(s).

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85219186135

  • Exploring Strategies to Manage Expectational Knowledge in Higher Education After Covid-19 Pandemic

    Exploring Strategies to Manage Expectational Knowledge in Higher Education After Covid-19 Pandemic

    Author: Denok Sunarsi, Horas Djulius, Azhar Affandi, Sidik Priadana, Umi Narimawati, Iman Sudirman

    DOI: 10.11591/edulearn.v19i2.21784

    Abstract

    The COVID-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges and opportunities for knowledge management systems (KMS) in various domains and sectors. This research explores the strategies to manage expectational knowledge in higher education after the COVID-19 pandemic. This study employed a qualitative research method with a case study design to capture the students’ perspectives on strategies to manage expectational knowledge in higher education after the COVID-19 pandemic. The participants are students at the doctoral program, Universitas Pasundan, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. The interview was conducted in December 2022 using a semi-structured interview technique and then was analyzed using thematic analysis. This research found four strategies doctoral management students use to manage expectation knowledge after the COVID-19 pandemic. The strategies are codification, personalization, knowledge partnering, and knowledge harvesting. The research implications of this study provide a foundation for future research endeavors to advance the understanding and application of knowledge management strategies in the post-pandemic higher education landscape. © 2025, Intelektual Pustaka Media Utama. All rights reserved.

    Keywords: Expectational knowledge; Knowledge management system; Management strategies; Pandemic COVID-19; Tacit knowledge

    This article can be accessed at https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/85216364801