Web-Based Document Management Systems For Administrative Services In Higher Education
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61159/icop.v3i1.872Keywords:
Authentic Leadership, Pesantren Values, Lecturer Performance, Pesantren-Based Higher Education, Islamic Educational ManagementAbstract
Digital transformation has become a strategic priority for higher education institutions that seek to improve administrative efficiency, transparency, accountability, and service quality. Although web-based document management systems are widely discussed as a solution for improving correspondence, archiving, and administrative workflows, existing studies remain fragmented in their explanations of how these systems are implemented, what benefits they generate, and what challenges affect their sustainability in higher education. This study reviews the literature on web-based document management systems for administrative services in higher education, with attention to their role in improving document accessibility, workflow efficiency, records control, and institutional accountability. Using a systematic literature review approach, relevant studies were identified, screened, and analyzed based on predetermined inclusion criteria covering digital document management, web-based administrative systems, electronic records, correspondence management, and higher education institutions. The selected literature was examined through thematic analysis to identify recurring patterns, key implementation dimensions, and major findings across earlier studies. The review indicates that web-based document management systems contribute to faster document processing, better tracking of correspondence and disposition, lower dependence on physical archives, more accurate data, and easier access to administrative records. The findings also show that successful implementation depends on technological readiness, organizational commitment, user acceptance, clear records management procedures, data security, and integration with existing institutional workflows. Several studies further point to persistent challenges, including limited digital infrastructure, uneven staff competencies, resistance to change, weak standard operating procedures, and concerns about long-term digital preservation. This study contributes to the literature by synthesizing key dimensions of web-based document management implementation in higher education and arguing that effective digital administration requires integrating technological, organizational, procedural, and human resource factors.
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