Graph Model of Reporting Engine Performance Results in The Business Intelligence Process
Bambang Prasetya Adhi, Widodo Widodo, Dendy Nanda Prasetya, Hamidillah Adjie · IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering · 2020
Abstract The testing process in several reporting engines is carried out in accordance with predetermined test parameters. Testing can be seen from aspects of compatibility, performance, and usability. The test results explain in detail about testing measurement techniques on the reporting engine in the business intelligence proces. The test parameters use symbols and explanations in the table column. Symbols describe or summarize the explanations contained in the table. The research method used is an experiment where each symbol will be indicated by three colors, namely: green, yellow, and red. Each color has its own meaning. Green has the meaning that the reporting engine matches / meets the testing criteria. The yellow color means that the reporting engine is a bit suitable / only meets part of the testing criteria. The red color means that the reporting engine does not meet the criteria of testing. Next, the symbol will be used for graphics. The graph model illustrates the conclusions of the reporting engine testing from three aspects of compatibility, performance, and usability. The graph only strengthens information from the core table. Based on the graph, it can be concluded or obtained information about the performance of the reporting engine and simplifying the analysis process.