Implementation of a Real-Time Leadership Schedule Dashboard for Government Agenda Monitoring
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https://doi.org/10.47709/brilliance.v6i3.9447Kata Kunci:
agenda monitoring, dashboard, executive schedule, government, real-timeAbstrak
Background: Government institutions require an effective medium for delivering leadership agenda updates quickly, centrally, and transparently. At the Government of Central Papua Province, executive schedule information was previously distributed through messaging applications and internal documents, which made uniform and real-time monitoring difficult for relevant staff. Objective: This study aims to implement a web-based leadership schedule dashboard that supports agenda monitoring through information displays in the governor's office. Methods: The system was developed using the Prototype method through needs analysis, system design, implementation, black-box testing, and deployment. The application uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, is hosted through Hostinger for centralized access, and is connected to display monitors through a computer device. Results: The implemented dashboard presents the leadership agenda, date, real-time clock, weather information, and running text in a single interface. Operators can add, update, delete, filter, and export schedule data and configure display settings. Black-box testing of 22 scenarios produced valid results for all tested functions, including operator access, schedule management, periodic data updates, and monitor display. Conclusion: The system improves government agenda monitoring by providing centralized, accessible, and real-time executive schedule information. It supports internal coordination and reduces dependence on fragmented message-based schedule distribution. The monitor-based presentation also enables relevant staff to access current information directly in designated work areas.
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