Logical framework of information technology: Systematization of software development research

Maylawati, Dian Sa'adillah and Ramdhani, Muhammad Ali (2022) Logical framework of information technology: Systematization of software development research. Telfor Journal, 14 (1). pp. 26-32. ISSN 23349905

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Abstract

This article aims to present a comprehensive Logical Framework for Information Technology (IT) Research, specifically for developing customized IT applications or software. The methodology of writing this article uses a content analysis with the main source of literature review, Focus Discussion Group, and also based on the experience and knowledge of the authors as lecturers of Software Engineering and Software Project Management. This article shows that although current IT development approaches or methodologies (especially software development methodology) continue to develop, good IT design is carried out through six main stages, namely planning, analysis, design, construction, implementation, and maintenance. The success of IT implementation depends on the good process of all stages of IT design. The involvement of all actors/ stakeholders in IT design is essential to be accommodated at all stages of IT design. Quality also becomes the main goal and controls every process of IT development.

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