Selection of Information System Strategy Recommendations in Information Technology Company

Abstract

This study aims to determine recommendations for information systems and information technology strategies and sort the information system's implementation based on company needs. The research data was obtained from the results of questionnaires, interviews, and official company documents. There are currently some problems in using information systems and information technology in the company, such as business activities that are not optimized with the information system, company information systems that do not provide optimal benefits, and the management of information systems and information technology sufficient. It is also challenging to implement this information system because it considers many factors such as company needs, development costs, and infrastructure capability. Based on these problems, Ward and Peppard's framework with the Analytic Network Process Benefit Opportunities Cost Risk method is used to find recommendations for information systems and information technology strategies. This research shows that the company does not utilize information systems and information technology to support its business operations. This study recommends some information system and information technology strategies whose application sequences have been adjusted to company needs and conditions. The ANP-BOCR results show that the development of an official website, a management information system, and a project management information system dictates its implementation priority.