Mudji Rachmat Ramelan / muji@unila.ac.id

• Formal
• MBA, on Information Technology, 2005 Meinders Business
School, Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma.
• B.Sc. Management. 1998. Marketing Management FE-UNILA
• Non Formal
• MCP (Microsoft Certified Professionals) on Windows 2000 Se rver and Windows 2000 Professional, Dbase III+ Programmin g, Paradox Programming, Novell Operating System, CCNA, O racle 8, Sun Thin Client
• Diving Certificate Scuba Diver 3 1 Star Diver CMAS / POSSI
• Short Course in internet Technology Prince of Songkha Unive rsity, Phuket Thailand
• Short Course Training on Information Technology Develop ment at Kunsan Vocational Training Institute, South Korea
• Short course for INHERENT administrator, ITB, Bandung

• (1999 – now) Lecturer at Management Department, FE UNILA
• (1996) Network Administrator Buletin Board Service - UNILA
• (1999) TA at Medical Faculty, Sriwijaya University Palembang
• (1997-2000) Administrator Project for UNILA–LAMPUNG node on wit h AI3 (Asia Internet Initiatives Interconnection)
• (1999–2000) Network Design Team for (SIAKAD) UNILA
• (1997–2002) IT Procurement Unit LPIU-DUE Project UNILA
• (1996 – 2002) Network Design Team and IU UNILA BACKBONE
• (2002 ) Procurement Unit for TPSDP–UNILA cooperation with BINUS
(Bina Nusantara), GUNADARMA, BUMIGORA University.
• Task Force Inherent K2 Universitas Lampung 2006
• Procurement IMHERE Project UNILA 2007 - now
• Secretaries INHERENT Local Node UNILA 2006 - now
• Koordinator BBS-Unilanet Pusat Pelayanan Internet PUSKOM UNILA
– July 2006 - now

• Sistem Informasi Manajemen
• E-Commerce
• Teknologi Informasi
• Pengantar Aplikasi Komputer
• Pemasaran International

• Website Utama Unila http://www.unila.ac.id
• Website email mahasiswa http://students.unila.ac.id
• Website INHERENT http://www.inherent-dikti.net/
• Website JARDIKNAS http://jardiknas.diknas.go.id/
• Website mata kuliah ini http://unilanet.unila.ac.id/~muji
• Blog Unila http://blog.unila.ac.id/
• Messenger Unila http://chat.unila.ac.id/
• Hiburan
• ftp://ftp.unila.ac.id/
• http://video.unila.ac.id/
• http://mp3.unila.ac.id/

• Information Technology as part of Informati on system
• An information system (IS)
• collects, processes, stores, analyzes, and diss eminates information for a specific purpose.
• Like any other system, an information system inclu des
• inputs (data, instructions) and
• outputs (reports, calculations).
• It processes the inputs by using technology such as
PCs and produces outputs that are sent to users or to other systems via electronic networks and
• a feedback mechanism that controls the operation.

• Refers to technological side of an information system, includes the hardware, dat abase, software, network and other devices.
• Or
• The collection of computing systems used by an organization
• Some times the term IT also used interchangea bly with information system
Or
• May even be used in a Broadway to describe a collection of several information system, users and management for an entire organization

• Digital Economy
• Outsourcing
• Certification
• Internet
• Wireless
• VO-IP

• An economy based on digital technologies, incl uding communication networks (the Internet , intranets, and extranets), computers, software, and other related technologies; also sometimes called the Internet economy, the new economy
, or the Web economy .

The New Economy VS. The Old Economy
Example
Buying and selling text b ook
Registering for classes
Photography
Paying for Gasoline
Paying the Transportatio n
Paying for goods
Supplying commercial ph otos
Old
Visit the bookstore
New
Visit web site for publishers and retailers
Access campus web site Walk around campus to Depart ments, Registrar ’ s office, etc.
Buy film, use camera, take pictur e, take it for processing
Fill up your car, go inside, pay c ash or credit card
Pay cash, metal tokens
Visit store, take the item, pay , g o
Use newspapers, paper, catalog or on line
Use digital camera
Use speed pass token wav e over the sensor and go
Metro cards electronic card s
Use self – service kiosks
Use hub-like supply chain with digitized picture

• The Internet is revolutionizing the economic, societal, and technological foundations of the old economy. Organization are developing new models for business, the economy, and govern ment
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• A method of doing business by which a compa ny can generate revenue to sustain itself; spells out how the company adds value to its produc ts or services.
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Market Pressure:
• The global economy and strong competition
• The changing nature of the workforce
• Powerful customers.
Technology Pressures:
• Technological Innovation and Obsolescence
• Information Overload.
Societal Pressure:
• Social responsibility
• Government regulation and Deregulation
• Spending for social programs
• Protection Against Terrorist Attacks / Crime.
• Ethical Issues
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• Fiber Optic connection
• Internet
• Information system
• Web Application
• E-learning
• Wireless
• VO-IP

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