Elevating Data Quality in University Procurement: Unveiling the Potential of e-Procurement Processes – A Case Study of Open University
Dwi Anto, Muharman Lubis, Lukman Abdurrahman, Ega Mardoyo, Muhammad Fakhrul Safitra · 2023
Procurement is the process of meeting or providing needs between organizations carried out by two roles: buyers and sellers with the aim of buying goods or services from sellers that are done with an agreement process in the form of documents. Procurement of goods and services of the Indonesian government is regulated in Presidential Regulation Number 54 of 2010 concerning the process of implementing electronic procurement of goods / services which is the forerunner of the eProcurement process in Indonesia. The implementation of Electronic Procurement Services (LPSE) is regulated in LKPP Regulation Number 10 of 2021 and Presidential Regulation Number 16 of 2018 and its amendments (Perpres 12/2021) in article 75. the flow of goods / services procurement using LPSE based on Presidential Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 54 of 2010: Login/Register, Fill in Identity, Search for Auctions, Follow the Auction, Bidding, Verification, Determination of Winners, Refutation/Appeal, Contact. In accordance with the LPSE process flow, this research compares the procurement process flow at the Open University, namely the Promise Open University application. The results of the comparison found a difference in the process flow, namely there is no protest / appeal process in Promise Open University. This is also included in the principle of procurement of goods and services, namely fairness.