INTEGRASI METODE SCRUM DAN DEVOPS PADA PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI UKM MULTIMEDIA AISKA UNIVERSITY

The increasing need for information systems by organizations, especially in managing resources efficiently, drives the importance of implementing effective software development methods. This research discusses the integration of the Scrum method and the DevOps method in a web-based information system development project for multimedia SMEs at Aiska University (MUSKA). This integration aims to utilize the advantages of the Scrum and DevOps methods to optimize the information system development process. The integration of the two methods is assessed through team performance, by identifying the benefits and challenges faced in its implementation. This research shows that collaboration between Scrum and DevOps results in a more effective and reliable development process, because each method complements each other in overcoming MUSKA system development challenges. Projects can be managed more systematically, and automation allows for faster responses to changes and increased quality of the final output. The evaluation of this research shows that further optimization of the roles and functions of each team member requires an increase in project resources, both in terms of adding team members and using more advanced technology. These findings provide recommendations for future development, especially for large-scale information system development projects.

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Prosiding SNAST
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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.34151/prosidingsnast.v1i1.5105
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Edcuational Technology Systems
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INTEGRASI METODE SCRUM DAN DEVOPS PADA PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI UKM MULTIMEDIA AISKA UNIVERSITY

Irfan Sadida, Faiq Fadhil Dzulfiqar Bariq, Ita Permatahati, Nalurita Enggar Renosih
Prosiding SNAST
Edcuational Technology Systems
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INTEGRASI METODE SCRUM DAN DEVOPS PADA PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI UKM MULTIMEDIA AISKA UNIVERSITY

Irfan Sadida, Faiq Fadhil Dzulfiqar Bariq, Ita Permatahati, Nalurita Enggar Renosih
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Abstract

The increasing need for information systems by organizations, especially in managing resources efficiently, drives the importance of implementing effective software development methods. This research discusses the integration of the Scrum method and the DevOps method in a web-based information system development project for multimedia SMEs at Aiska University (MUSKA). This integration aims to utilize the advantages of the Scrum and DevOps methods to optimize the information system development process. The integration of the two methods is assessed through team performance, by identifying the benefits and challenges faced in its implementation. This research shows that collaboration between Scrum and DevOps results in a more effective and reliable development process, because each method complements each other in overcoming MUSKA system development challenges. Projects can be managed more systematically, and automation allows for faster responses to changes and increased quality of the final output. The evaluation of this research shows that further optimization of the roles and functions of each team member requires an increase in project resources, both in terms of adding team members and using more advanced technology. These findings provide recommendations for future development, especially for large-scale information system development projects.

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