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Web-Based Operations Management in Higher Education: A Review of Google Looker Studio Applications in Internationalization

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DCDarrell S. Dela CruzPVPh. D. Michael John M. Villar

Key Points

  • This research explores how digital transformation can enhance the efficiency of Internationalization Offices in Higher Education Institutions.
  • Literature review on digital transformation and business intelligence tools
  • Focus on Google Looker Studio for data visualization and reporting
  • Guided by the Technology Acceptance Model to examine adoption factors
  • Google Looker Studio is a cost-effective tool aiding data-driven decision-making in HEIs
  • Effectiveness influenced by data quality, system integration, and internet connectivity
  • Contributes insights into digital governance and opportunities for business intelligence applications

Abstract

This paper examines how digital transformation can improve the operational efficiency of Internationalization Offices in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). It reviews literature on digital transformation, web-based information systems, and business intelligence tools, focusing on Google Looker Studio (GLS) as a platform for data visualization, reporting, and performance monitoring. Guided by the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), the study explores factors influencing system adoption and use. Findings indicate that GLS is a cost-effective and accessible tool that supports data-driven decision-making, operational coordination, and administrative efficiency. However, its effectiveness depends on data quality, system integration, and reliable internet connectivity. The study contributes to discussions on digital governance in higher education and highlights opportunities for further research on business intelligence applications in university administration.

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Cruz et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2117bfd499ed480b170990https://doi.org/10.64388/irev9i12-1718559
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