Enhancing Office Efficiency: A Comprehensive Analysis of The Internetwork E-Office Transaction Management System
Authors
Rosemarie Y. Saligue
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Emannuel T. Saligue
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Jovaney A. Calapre
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Francis S. Cambaya
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Eduardson E. Talosig
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Yvon U. Salamones
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Christopher Y. Asma
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Julian B. Samaniego Jr.
Southern Leyte State University-San Juan Campus, San Juan, Southern Leyte, Philippines (PH)
Article Information
DOI: 10.51583/IJLTEMAS.2025.1407000093
Subject Category: Information Technology
Volume/Issue: 14/7 | Page No: 769-775
Publication Timeline
Submitted: 2025-08-12
Published: 2025-08-12
Abstract
Abstract – This paper assesses the effectiveness of the Internetwork E-Office Transaction Management System in modern office operations based on ISO/IEC 25010 quality standards. The system improves functionality, usability, and maintainability through centralized office tasks and automated processes with high scores. The research is quantitative-descriptive-evaluative in nature. It highlights areas of strength, such as reliability and security, and weaknesses in performance efficiency and non-repudiation in security. Data was visualized through heatmaps, bar charts, and radar charts using tools such as Python. Overall, the study puts emphasis on how the system has the potential to increase efficiency in operation and offers actionable insights that will be used to correct the identified weaknesses for continued excellence in managing transactions in an e-office.
Keywords
Internetwork, Quality Attributes, Software Quality, Document Management, ISO/IEC 25010
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