In-Memory Business Intelligence for Study Program Accreditation in
Indonesia
Vivi Peggie Rantung, Julyeta Paulina Amelia Runtuwene, Cindy Pamela C. Munaiseche, Ferdinan
Ivan Sangkop, Gladly Caren Rorimpandey, and Parabelem Tinno Dolf Rompas
Universitas Negeri Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia
Keywords: Accreditation, Business Intelligent (BI), Dashboard, In-Memory BI
Abstract: The purpose of this research is to create a BI dashboard which is appropriate for the study program in
presenting quantitative data of accreditation. The method used in this research is the Agile BI method. This
research is focused on the design of Human Resources in the study program. The result of this research is an
in-memory BI dashboard which can be used to facilitate study program in doing quantitative data
explanation during a visitation of the accreditation.
1 INTRODUCTION
In Indonesia, accreditation study program activities
are routine and mandatory. This obligation is
followed by the preparation of the accreditation
documents that follow the standard of Indonesia
Accreditation Organization (BAN-PT) which leads
to the presentation of documents when visitation
from BAN-PT.
In facts, during the visitation lots information
must be explain but time that given is short. Thus
need information summarize for time efficient to
support BAN-PT assessors in making decision.
Business Intelligence is a concept and method for
improving the quality of decisions based on data. BI
equal to briefing books, reports and query tools, so
using BI organizations could take advantages in
making decisions effectively and efficiently.(Ştefan
Maria Dan Academy Of Economic Studies, 2009)
(Visinescu, Jones and Sidorova, 2017).
For those reason, BI can be the basis for
summarizing information needs of the accreditation
study program.
2 RELATED WORKS
Business Intelligence directly or indirectly
influences the quality of managerial decision making
(Wieder and Ossimitz, 2015). Business Intelligence
enables organizations to make well informed
business decisions and thus can be the source of
competitive advantages. The ultimate objective of
business intelligence is to improve the timeliness
and quality of information (Babu, 2012). Even
though, implementation of Business Intelligent in
study program is rare. Some recent study about
implementation of BI in academic field is BI
dashboard for academic library and personalized
student (Zucca, 2013) (Sluijter and Otten, 2017).
One of the most things to do in study program is
accreditation. The Accreditation is a comprehensive
evaluation and assessment process of the
commitment of the study program to the quality and
capacity of implementing education, research and
community service called Tridarma Program in
Higher Education, in order to determine the
feasibility of the study program to organize
academic program.
There are some recent research about
accreditation system (Saputro, Anggraeni and
Mukhlason, 2012) (Nofriadiman, 2017). Those focus
in study program self-evaluation and data archiving
system. The system deployed to know study
program self-evaluation in certain time through
dashboard. Others focus in data preparation so
accreditation team in study program could find data
needs in one place.
Because accreditation is so important in
Indonesia higher education thus the advantages of
information communication technology must be
used to support the implementation. This research
Rantung, V., Runtuwene, J., Munaiseche, C., Sangkop, F., Rorimpandey, G. and Rompas, P.
In-Memory Business Intelligence for Study Program Accreditation in Indonesia.
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needs to do in order to support accreditation
implementation especially during the visitation. We
are focused on the design of human resources in the
study program. Develop an In-memory BI system to
get dashboard that supports BAN-PT assessors in
making decision.
3 METHOD
This study uses the BI Agile method which consists
of 5 stages. They are concept, inception,
construction iteration, transition, and production.
Figure 1 shows a method cycle.
In the stage of Conception development goal
determined after that business requirements
identification define. Based on that requirements BI
prototype made so on until meet the needs of
business requirements, its activity in construction
iteration. The two last stages are testing and report.
Figure 1: Agile BI method.
4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
4.1 Concept
This stage is the initial stage where the research
objectives are established. The design of In-Memory
BI for program study accreditation is made based on
BAN-PT document reporting standards. At this
stage, two things were determined that are
information needs analysis and dashboard design for
human resource component.
4.2 Inception Phase
Business needs for the BI system accreditation of
study programs refers to BAN-PT accreditation
forms. The data needed to get information needs
based on my human resource standards are as
follows:
Permanent lecturers whose fields of expertise
are in accordance with the field of study
programs
Permanent lecturers whose fields of expertise
are outside the study program
Presentation of lecturer education
Presentation of lecturer academic position
Lecturers expertise that linear with study
program
Lecturers expertise that not linear with study
program
Lecturers education
Lecturers functional position
Teaching activity of linear lecturers
Teaching activity of nonlinear lecturers
Adjunct lecturers
Teaching activity of Adjunct lecturers
Expert speaker from other university
Lecturer on study duty
Lecturer conference/workshop/training
activity
Lecturers achievement in education, research,
and community service
Membership of lecturers in professional
organization
Study program staff
4.3 Construction Iterations
This stage is the development stage of the BI system
prototype for accreditation of study programs. There
are six steps taken at this stage as shown in the
Figure 2.
Figure 2: Stages of BI in-memory development.
The first step is data integration. At this stage the
selection of data to be visualized is carried out. The
data used is the data of the study program lecturers
in the form of * .xls files. Furthermore, a data review
is conducted to ensure the suitability of the column
name and contents, this stage is called data
presentation. After that, choose a chart type that is
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suitable for data representation. And then select a
dimension for grouping data calculations and
determining expressions for calculating values on
the chart. The last step is add field to make data
connection selection with chart.
4.4 Production
The following is the design of a dashboard for
information requirements according to standard 4
human resources. The information’s generated are:
Presentation of linear expertise lecturers
Presentation of lecturers' education
Presentation of lecturers teaching activities
Presentation of lecturers’ scientific publication
Presentation of lecturer achievement in
education, research, and services community
Presentation of lecturer scientific organization
Figure 3 shown lecturer dashboard cover
information requirements that analysed before
divided into functional position, academic title,
lecturers’ achievement, lecturers expertise, lecturers
teaching activity, lecturer scientific organization.
The selection divided into
In Figure 4 the dashboard shown zoom in of the
chart selection. The dashboard show zoom in
lecturer achievement activities.
Figure 3: Lecturer dashboard.
Figure 4: Lecturur activity dashboard.
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5 CONCLUSION
Using the Agile BI method can be developed BI
solution based on the business requirements.
Utilizing the In-Memory BI application (QlickView)
can reduce the complexity level of BI development,
beside that it’s easy manage, easy modify, and fast
access information needed by BAN-PT assessors,
but the dashboard have a function to supporting user
in making decision not giving a decision. Thus, a
good preparation of data sources needs to consider,
also security mechanism in data level to present up-
to-date and relevant information. (Rantung et al.,
2018)
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