IT Infrastructure Analysis in LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna: A Basis for A Proposed IT Infrastructure Plan

The study “IT Infrastructure Analysis in LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna: A Basis for a Proposed IT Infrastructure Plan” was conducted to comprehensively assess the current IT infrastructure of LSPU–Main Campus, Santa Cruz, Laguna. Through this study, the assessment of the university’s current status of IT infrastructure, including hardware, software, and peopleware, is conducted. A structured IT infrastructure plan is proposed to enhance the delivery of quality services to stakeholders, thereby determining their level of satisfaction. A stratified random sampling method is employed to ensure representation from each stakeholder group, which employs a descriptive quantitative research design to analyze the IT infrastructure of LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna. The study utilizes statistical treatment with mean and standard deviation to identify patterns, trends, and overall perceptions regarding IT infrastructure performance and effectiveness. The IT infrastructure at LSPU–Main Campus generally received high satisfaction ratings (M = 3.61 to 3.76), with wireless network coverage scoring slightly lower (M = 3.51), indicating a need for better Wi-Fi connectivity, suggesting room for improvement. Align IT infrastructure development standards for higher education institutions. By implementing the recommendations, LSPU-Santa Cruz can create a secure and efficient IT environment, enhancing the university’s ability to provide high-quality education and services to its stakeholders.

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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.69478/best2025v1n2a008
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IT Infrastructure Analysis in LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna: A Basis for A Proposed IT Infrastructure Plan

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The study “IT Infrastructure Analysis in LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna: A Basis for a Proposed IT Infrastructure Plan” was conducted to comprehensively assess the current IT infrastructure of LSPU–Main Campus, Santa Cruz, Laguna. Through this study, the assessment of the university’s current status of IT infrastructure, including hardware, software, and peopleware, is conducted. A structured IT infrastructure plan is proposed to enhance the delivery of quality services to stakeholders, thereby determining their level of satisfaction. A stratified random sampling method is employed to ensure representation from each stakeholder group, which employs a descriptive quantitative research design to analyze the IT infrastructure of LSPU-Santa Cruz, Laguna. The study utilizes statistical treatment with mean and standard deviation to identify patterns, trends, and overall perceptions regarding IT infrastructure performance and effectiveness. The IT infrastructure at LSPU–Main Campus generally received high satisfaction ratings (M = 3.61 to 3.76), with wireless network coverage scoring slightly lower (M = 3.51), indicating a need for better Wi-Fi connectivity, suggesting room for improvement. Align IT infrastructure development standards for higher education institutions. By implementing the recommendations, LSPU-Santa Cruz can create a secure and efficient IT environment, enhancing the university’s ability to provide high-quality education and services to its stakeholders.

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