DEVELOPMENT OF FORMULA & APPLICATION FOR CALCULATING INTERNET BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS FOR LOCAL GOVERMENT

Abstract

This Systematic Literature Review aims to create a new formula model for calculating bandwidth requirements for local governments conducted in one of the metropolitan cities in East Java to ensure the accurate allocation of regional budget expenditures. To obtain comprehensive literature, a literature review involving Scopus-indexed journals was conducted, with a total of 30 publications thoroughly analyzed to ensure detailed information validity. Additionally, concise explanations and overviews were provided to facilitate readers in understanding the presented information explicitly. There were challenges in finding modeling related to bandwidth calculations, as most models used mathematical calculations without considering real-world conditions and limitations of existing models. However, a relevant model was found that could be adapted with other supporting factors, such as Nielsen's Law and field conditions. To achieve precise formulas, gradual testing and evaluation are necessary to refine the created formula. The formula resulting from this study has the potential to assist local governments in estimating bandwidth usage and help academics in developing bandwidth calculation formulas for both governments and organizations. These findings can inspire and guide researchers in further developing and improving bandwidth calculation formulas.