Inventory Black Box Method Using E-Application at the Sugar Factory Material Warehouse PT Perkebunan Nusantara 2 Sei Semayang

Abstract

Almost all information technology activities in the business industry, both government and private, are carried out through internet intermediaries. Technological developments to support business development are quite widely applied to almost all companies. The very rapid development of computer technology has an impact on all business activities, so that in order to be able to collect and analyze data quickly and easily and produce accurate, fast and relevant information, computers are needed as the main medium. Every company certainly needs inventory data so that entrepreneurs can avoid the risk of not being able to fulfill the wishes of their consumers. The problem of data management can be solved by using information technology, especially the problem of inventory management. PT Perkebunan Nusantara 2's meterial warehouse still uses a manual inventory system such as paper media and is still glued to Microsoft Excel and purchase invoices. This takes too much time to obtain inventory information and causes the company to experience a shortage of stock. To avoid the problems mentioned above and to keep up with advances in information technology, companies need a technology. This technology can be in the form of E-Applications. E-Applications can run normally, so testing is needed to be sure. The black box testing method is the right test to do because this test is based on application details such as the appearance of the E-Application, the features contained in the E-Application, as well as the suitability of the flow of functions with the process desired by the user.