e-FIND SERVICE SYSTEM IN MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

This study presents the development and evaluation of the e-Find Service System, an online platform designed to streamline the search and hiring process for service providers in Misamis Occidental. In a region where accessing reliable workers quickly can be challenging, this system addresses local employment needs by providing a centralized platform that enables users to search for, compare, and hire service providers based on specific criteria. Developed using a Modified Waterfall Model, the system prioritizes functionality, reliability, usability, and adaptability. Feedback from sixty end users confirms the system’s effectiveness in connecting clients with workers, benefiting both groups by facilitating local job opportunities and making the hiring process more efficient. The findings underscore the advantages of moving from traditional to digital methods for service coordination, highlighting the system’s relevance in promoting accessible employment within Misamis Occidental.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14026164
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ICT in Developing Communities
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e-FIND SERVICE SYSTEM IN MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

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ICT in Developing Communities
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e-FIND SERVICE SYSTEM IN MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL

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Abstract

This study presents the development and evaluation of the e-Find Service System, an online platform designed to streamline the search and hiring process for service providers in Misamis Occidental. In a region where accessing reliable workers quickly can be challenging, this system addresses local employment needs by providing a centralized platform that enables users to search for, compare, and hire service providers based on specific criteria. Developed using a Modified Waterfall Model, the system prioritizes functionality, reliability, usability, and adaptability. Feedback from sixty end users confirms the system’s effectiveness in connecting clients with workers, benefiting both groups by facilitating local job opportunities and making the hiring process more efficient. The findings underscore the advantages of moving from traditional to digital methods for service coordination, highlighting the system’s relevance in promoting accessible employment within Misamis Occidental.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 38%
ICT in Developing Communities
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