Requirement validation approach using model and prototyping on agriculture information system case study: Dutatani agriculture information system.

Information system technology has developed from time to time. Not only in terms of hardware and software, but the coding technique has also changed. This change certainly affects the existing and future business processes. Various fields of science, including agriculture, also utilize information systems to improve quality and services in the agricultural sector. The Indonesian government strongly supports the activities of improving information system technology in agriculture. Dutatani's research team has also developed an agricultural information system (SIP), which has been consistently developed since 2016 towards precision agriculture. Along with the development of SIP technology, it requires re-validation of business process needs compared to changes in information system technology. As evidenced by previous research, many technologies have been tried to apply to SIP development and generate code smells. Therefore, this study aims to apply the Requirement Validation Approach using Model and Prototyping (ReVAMP) which is suitable for Agile software development conditions. Through several iterations and following the code smell instructions from previous studies, this study succeeded in making business process changes by 37% and simplifying data attributes by 56%. This research also reveals the fact that ReVAMP can transform business processes as well as simplify them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]