Assessing rural communities' preparedness to utilize village government applications for the sustainability of green villages

Villages have an important role in government because they are the main social level of society that supports the central government system. Meanwhile, village management is currently quite advanced with the adoption of information technology so that almost all community activities and administration can be managed using the village government website. This study uses the Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) methodology to evaluate the effectiveness of the performance of the village government website. In addition, the IT Balanced Scorecard is used to measure the performance of the current website system activities, namely information technology. A survey was conducted on 100 respondents who used information systems in the company. The survey results identified 4 (four) new factors, namely information quality factors, information system integration factors, application usability factors, and IT division service or support factors, which turned out to have a major influence on overall system performance. Of the four factors formed, they can then be considered independent variables that can be associated with the output factor score from the factor analysis process and can also be associated with the value of understanding the measurement results as a dependent variable so that optimal results are obtained. The results of this study contribute to the organization because of the formation of an IT performance measurement model as a follow-up to the implementation of the village government website.