We perform monitoring processes to obtain information continuously from a particular activity so to make positive results that are following the objectives set. Previous studies have indicated that there was much research on computer-based monitoring systems, with most of them are trying to obtain optimal results in the monitoring processes. Unfortunately, those studies were done using large enterprises as their case studies. What about small businesses? Can a computer-based monitoring system be implemented there? In this study, we are trying to implement a production monitoring system in a small textile company. CV Indotas experienced a significant increase in its customers, including companies and big brands such as state-owned enterprises, E-Commerce, travel service providers, and many more. Generally, as the product demand increased, errors are inevitable; this has created the opportunity to solve the issue using production monitoring systems. We also carried out the system acceptance test using four different actors that granted access to the system. The percentage of test results obtained was 88.38%, concluded from 28 test cases. We suggest expanding this study to become a system that can communicate with other modules or separate systems such as payment transaction systems and production scheduling systems.

Risma Trisdiyanti

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Implementation of Production Monitoring Systems in A Small Textile Company