| Summary: | Synchronizations on multiple information systems
have not been effective in updating data because there is no
synchronization automation, resulting in each synchronization
process having to perform the entire data collection repeatedly
and the data mapping process taking quite long. This paper
proposes a method combining software agents and timestamp
data markers to carry out synchronizations more effectively.
Our experiments indicate that consistency modified data after
synchronizations between systems is successfully maintained
using manual and agent marker synchronizations. However, the
required synchronization time is much different. Experiments
are carried out by adding 10, 20, 50, and 100 data records
for each service. In student and teaching schedule services,
the agent marker synchronization is faster for all numbers of
added data records. For the lecturer service, the agent marker
synchronization is faster for 10 and 20 data records, while for
50 and 100, the manual synchronization is faster
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