The Analysis of Factors Affecting the Successful Implementation of a Forest Management Information System in Forestry Company
Keywords:
DeLone and McLean Model, Success Factor Analysis, Forest Management, Forest Management Information SystemAbstract
The present study offers a comprehensive review of the determinants of the success of an Indonesian forestry company's implementation of the Forest Management Information System (FMIS). By integrating variables from multiple prior works into an updated version of the DeLone and McLean model, this study investigates six key variables: System Quality, Net Benefits, User Satisfaction, Information Quality, Information Use, and User Quality. Enhancing the efficiency of FMIS deployment and minimizing potential failures in subsequent implementations are the principal objectives. In order to acquire data, a questionnaire that had been carefully crafted was utilized, guaranteeing that responses would be representative and dependable. The refined DeLone and McLean model played a pivotal role in identifying critical determinants that underpin the achievement of information systems objectives. The results unequivocally demonstrate the efficacy of the FMIS deployment at the forestry company in Indonesia, with User Satisfaction emerging as the most critical determinant with a mean score of 0.859. Information Quality, User Quality, Information Use, and System Quality follow in close succession. The study substantiates the substantial and favorable influence of these variables on user contentment and the overall net advantages, providing valuable perspectives on the effective execution of information systems, specifically within the framework of FMIS.
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