Chapter 1

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

1.1  BACKGROUND PROBLEM

The rapid pace of developments in information technology, impact on changes in the characteristics of the community at large, in which people in nowadays prefer to have or prefer a job which is easier to do, faster processing, and computerized especially the employees who work for companies both private and government agencies. Who used a lot of work done manually now been shifted to a more computerized seen as more efficient, where the use of stationery paper began to write and rarely used.

The author did practical work at a branch office of Social Security Tangerang. The author had the opportunity in place in the IT, second floor office Jamsostek branch 1 Tangerang.

Based on the results of observations of the author of the work environment practices by interviewing the head of the IT field the author finally see that there are flaws in the system that runs on the distribution of the ISO process. The author tried to observe whether the archives should be made an application ISO distribution reports are computerized with a centralized system for filling the gap. Finally, the author tries to pick a theme practical work report entitled "DATABASE DESIGN ISO FILE DISTRIBUTION IN JAMSOSTEK USING MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007 ".

1.2  LIMITATION OF PROBLEMS

Topics covered in the report is merely practical work making the application of ISO distribution, where the issues to be writers described include database design using the software Microsoft Access 2007.

1.3  PURPOSE OF WORK PRACTICES

The author's intent in this practical work are:

1.      Meet one of the requirements of graduation program Strata One (S1) at
Information Engineering.

2.      Adding to the authors' knowledge about the distribution function of ISO in computerized and how the distribution process of the ISO on Social Security.

3.      Can make ISO distribution applications using Microsoft Access 2007.

1.4  BENEFITS OF WORKING PRACTICES

1.      I personally get to experience the world of work.

2.      Deepening the knowledge already gained in college curriculum and add new science in the world of work.

3.      This application will be useful for admin staff in the company them.

1.5  LOCATION WORK PRACTICES

These authors carried out practical work in Tangerang branch Jamsostek
1. On February 10, 2011 until the date of March 14, 2011 under Mr. Diki Sugiharto guidance as Data Administrator in the IT Section which is housed on the 2nd floor Social Security office.

1.6  SYSTEMATICS OF THE WRITING

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION

In this chapter a more detailed explanation of the reasons why the author picked up the theme and title of the work report of this practice. This chapter describes the background of the issue, limit the problem, the goals of work practice, the benefits of practical work, practical work location, and finally explained systematics of writing.

CHAPTER II COMPANY PROFILE

This chapter describes penullis overview / profile of the company, vision and mission, organizational structure, as well as business sectors.

CHAPTER III REVIEW REFERENCES

In the literature review chapter the author tries to peel the problems authors who want to finish by referring to some reference / reference so hopefully will be able to strengthen the method-method in consideration of the report of this practical work.

CHAPTER IV WORKING PRACTICES METHODOLOGY

In this chapter the author will explain about the work practices writers do, in this chapter is also the author will explain step by implementation phase of practical work in brief, ranging from administration tasks practical work according to your interests and mastery, analyze work processes concerned with the task of the writer, design, implementation, until the stage of the conclusions obtained and constructive suggestions.

CHAPTER V DISCUSSION

In this chapter the authors will explore in more detail than what has been authors draw on practical work flow charts briefly, namely discussion of the identification problem would be solved from manual process into a digital process, designing database conceptual (ERD), normalization, database design a logic (Table / Relation), and implementation.

CHAPTER VI CONCLUSION

In this chapter described the conclusions obtained from the working practices have been implemented and do not forget also explained about the constructive suggestions.