The aim of the study is to solve the problem of decreasing student academic performance which is influenced by satisfaction in using e-learning, the quality of e-learning systems, environment, and organizational culture. The research method used is verification by using structural equational modeling test with partial least square approach, primary data obtained from questionnaires designed by researchers. Respondents are students who are in management accounting courses with the number of samples using the power analysis. The results of the study answer the problems that occur that there is no evidence of environmental uncertainty, organizational culture towards e-learning. But, e-learning affects user satisfaction, and user satisfaction influences student academic performance. The results of the study are expected to provide input for managers to consider the application of e-learning system learning in management accounting courses. The uniqueness of this research is the development of a success model of information systems from DeLone & McLane, shown by the addition of exogenous variables, namely the environment and organizational culture that were not previously present in the model.

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The purpose of this study is to find out the effect of the use of information technology in the administration of Assets. Asset management is not just administrative but more than an asset manager's effort to improve efficiency, effectiveness and increase asset added value assets itself. Government regulations regulate asset management through the use of information technology in the administration of assets, including bookkeeping, inventory and reporting activities. This research was conducted in the regional government work unit of Garut Regency which has implemented the Regional Goods Cycle Information Technology Application (ATISISBADA). The results of the study concluded that the optimal use of information technology in the ATISISBADA application was able to increase the effectiveness of assets administration activities. The implications of the results of this study are efforts to solve the problems that occur, namely optimizing the use of ATISISBADA in asset management activities in regional government.