Web-based knowledge management system using simple additive weighting algorithm: Case study in Subang.

Knowledge management system (KMS) is a method that can help companies manage knowledge assets within the company. A KMS in addition to being able to manage knowledge assets is also expected to be safe from unauthorized parties, easily accessible when needed and become a place for sharing knowledge for employees in the company. In its application, the documentation of knowledge which is the result of employee training at PT X still uses paper. So, when the company wants to implement knowledge sharing, it will be hampered because it is difficult to distribute paper documents to all employees. Based on this, the authors designed a website-based KMS. The KMS design in the modeling uses UML and the implementation uses the php and MySQL programming languages with the help of the Laravel framework and the SAW algorithm. This KMS is equipped with features that make it easier for the Company to implement knowledge sharing. The results of this KMS design, produce a system that has been tested using black box testing resulting in a 100% tested success percentage and user acceptance test testing that is tested on four assessment criteria with an average user satisfaction percentage of 82% and includes good criteria. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]