<![CDATA[An inventory information system is an essential component of asset management that supports organizations in managing, monitoring, and controlling asset data effectively and efficiently. Effective inventory management not only ensures the availability of accurate information but also facilitates decision-making, reporting, and asset supervision. UM-AD Palembang currently relies on manual procedures for recording and managing inventory data. This manual approach has resulted in several problems, including data inaccuracies caused by human error, duplicate records, delays in report preparation, and difficulties in locating or tracking specific assets. Furthermore, manual processes slow down data updates, causing the available information to be less timely and reliable. To address these problems, this study aims to design and develop a web-based inventory information system to improve the quality of asset data management at UM-AD Palembang. The system was developed using the Waterfall method, consisting of requirements analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. This development model was selected because it provides a systematic and measurable framework for system development. The outcome of this study is a web-based application that enables more integrated and efficient inventory management. The developed system facilitates faster, easier, and more accurate asset recording and automatically generates asset reports, thereby reducing potential errors and accelerating the reporting process. The implementation of this inventory information system is expected to support administrative activities, improve the effectiveness of asset monitoring, and provide more valid and reliable information for university management in making decisions related to asset management.]]>
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