I. Introduction

Imagine how tiring and tedious it is to analyze business transactions and operations with hundreds of spreadsheet at your desk. You might finish it one to two weeks and find out at the end that you miss something and go again all over the documents. It’s terrible right? In this nature of job, you might be filing a resignation letter a week after because of irritation. Human errors are commonly observed on this. And imagine how long will the company need to wait before a business transactions and operations be summarized for study.

With the advancement made in technology almost everything now is in the tip of our fingers. Processing hundreds, thousands or millions of data will no longer take a week but a minute to process for analysis. In this innovation of information technology it give a big impact to society; particularly to business sector that in the past try but now emerge IT to its day to day operation to gain efficiency and better service.

As mentioned in the writings of Irmhild van Halen entitled Introduction to Planning and Implementing Information Technology in Small and Growing Businesses, he states that although the introduction of IT has not been a priority for entrepreneurial company in the past, now IT is no longer an option but increasingly sees as a key to the survival of new businesses and critical to the successful growth of entrepreneurial ventures.

Information technology is now aligned to most area of the business not only to provide a central system that support comprehensive management to eliminate manually rolling up hundreds of individual spreadsheets, but to adopt the fast moving and constantly changing industry.

II. Statement of the Problem
General Problem
The problem to be examined is how difficult and successful it is to link and implement IT to business conforming to its processes and structure.