PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PRODUKSI DAN LEGALITAS KAYU UNTUK MENDUKUNG PEMBERLAKUAN SVLK

Dwijoko Purbohadi, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta and Wika Harisa Putri, Universitas Janabadra Yogyakarta and Rahmanta Setiahadi, Universitas Merdeka Madiun (2015) PENGEMBANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI PRODUKSI DAN LEGALITAS KAYU UNTUK MENDUKUNG PEMBERLAKUAN SVLK. In: Seminar Nasional Universitas PGRI Yogyakarta 2015.

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Abstract

Enactment of Timber Legality Verification System (known as SVLK) is an important issue for wooden handicraft industry, particularly in Bantul District. The majority of wood industry in Bantul still relies on manual methods in doing the business so that the data processing system and the administrative system are not running well. It causes slow process in preparation of export documents. Information technology is needed to improve these conditions; among others, to facilitate the management of the business, to meet the accountability aspects of the business, and in particular to support the administration of SVLK to be more effective and efficient. This paper describes the experience of implementation of information systems to support SVLK on wooden handicraft export industry in Bantul. From the analysis of software requirements; it is known that wooden craft entrepreneurs need software that is able to record daily transactions for goods flows. Since the implementation is known that the transaction data can be processed and presented for various purposes, ranging from daily to annual reports, financial statements, and specifically for the purpose of taking care of SVLK documents for export. From the initial trials showed that the information system (SIP-LK) is successfully developed and meet to the industrial needs, mainly to suppress human error at the time of making the reports and simplify the process of preparing documents for export purposes. The main finding in the implementation is that although the software is ready to use, but the commitment of employers to use it consistently remains low.

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