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Analisis Kesulitan Belajar Matematika pada Materi Bilangan dan Pengukuran Siswa Kelas II Sekolah Dasar Jakarta
Authors: Aulia Annisa , Putri Azlia Anugerah , Kowiyah Kowiyah
Published: January 2024

Tujuan penelitian ini yaitu agar dapat menganalisis permasalahan belajar matematika pada materi bilangan dan pengukuran di kelas II Sekolah Dasar. Subjek dari penelitian ini merupakan guru kelas II di SDN yang terletak di Jakarta Selatan. Pada pelaksanaan penelitian ini mengggunakan sebuah metode penelitian yang berupa deskriptif kualitatif melalui penggunaan teknik dengan wujud wawancara beserta observasi. Yang dihasilkan dari penelitian ini, terkait analisis kesulitan belajar matematika pada materi bilangan dan pengukuran siswa kelas II di Sekolah Dasar yang telah peneliti lakukan dapat disimpulkan bahwa (a) Siswa menganggap matematika sebagai mata pelajaran yang sulit; (b) Kurangnya pemahaman konsep matematika oleh siswa; (c) Kurangnya penggunaan media pembelajaran. Dan upaya yang peneliti temukan dalam menghadapi kesulitan belajar matematika pada materi bilangan dan pengukuran siswa kelas II, yaitu (a) Menggunakan metode, media, serta strategi pembelajaran yang menyenangkan seperti permainan matematika dan cerita matematika yang menarik sehingga dapat membantu siswa dalam memahami konsep matematika dengan baik; (b) Menggunakan pendekatan pembelajaran kontekstual; (c) Menggunakan peningkatan minat belajar matematika melalui pendekatan matematika realistik (PMR).
INTEGRATION STRATEGY FOR KAMBANG AND TANGKAHAN FISH LANDING BASES
Authors:   Marine Fisheries Technology Study Program, IPB Postgraduate School,IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia, Adzandi Facjri Restu , . Mustaruddin ,   Department of Fisheries Resources Utilization, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia, Wisudo Sugeng Hari ,   Department of Fisheries Resources Utilization, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia, Muninggar Retno ,   Department of Fisheries Resources Utilization, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Science, IPB University, Bogor, Indonesia
Published: January 2024

The Kambang Fish Landing Base is a Type D port (with a service capacity of 2,000 tonnes per year).The fish production of PPI Kambang is the highest in Pesisir Selatan Regency with an existing fishing potential of 1038.15 tonnes, but there will be a decline to 138,832 tonnes by 2022. In 2019, the Pesisir Selatan Regency Government will receive IDR 2 billion in local revenue (PAD) from PP Kambang's operations from ship services and port services. The presence of tangkahans around fishing ports, as happened at PP Kambang, is seen as a cause of 'disruption' to the operation and performance of fishing ports. It is feared that the port will not function, which could disrupt fisheries management in the West Sumatra region. This research aims to identify the root causes of some of the fishing fleets in the PPI Kambang area not landing their catches at PPI Kambang and integration strategies so that catchments around the PPI Kambang area with PPI Kambang in an effort to realise capture fisheries governance that supports the creation of sustainable fisheries. The research was conducted in the PPI Kambang Fish Landing Base Harbour and surrounding Tangkahan in Pesisir Selatan Regency, West Sumatra Province. Test results using SEM analysis show the potential for synergy between PPI Kambang and Tangkahan in terms of supply, landing, production and marketing activities. However, several functional facilities at PPI are still not functioning and need to be repaired and maintained
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOUR OF HYBRID FIBER-REINFORCED CONCRETE (HFRC) BEAMS SUBJECTED TO LOW-VELOCITY IMPACT LOADS UNDER VARIOUS BOUNDARY CONDITIONS
Authors:   Research Scholar, Dept of Civil Engineering, P. D. A. College of Engineering, Kalaburagi, India, . Gajendra , Harsoor Rajendrakumar ,   Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, P. D. A. College of Engineering, Kalaburagi, India
Published: January 2024

This study investigates the structural behaviour of Hybrid Fiber-Reinforced Concrete (HFRC) beams with the incorporation of steel and polypropylene fibers, considering various boundary conditions under low-velocity impact loading. Forty-eight beams, each measuring (150x200x1800) mm, were modeled and analyzed using ABAQUS software. Half of these beams were subjected to simply supported conditions, while the other half were under fixed support. Two types of fibers were employed, with aspect ratios of 60 for steel fibers and 231 for polypropylene fibers, while maintaining a constant fiber volume fraction of 1% of the specimen's total volume. The impact load was applied using a 100 kg hammer with a tip diameter of 16 mm, resulting in a hemispherical contact area of 201 mm², at four different velocities: 3.13 m/s, 4.42 m/s, 5.43 m/s, and 6.11 m/s. The findings indicate that the addition of hybrid fibers led to a reduction in beam deflection for both boundary conditions studied. When subjected to different impact velocities, the response of the beams followed a distinct pattern. In the case of fixed supported beams, the deflection initially exhibited a linear behaviour, followed by a sinusoidal waveform. Conversely, for simply supported beams, the deflection INITIALLY DISPLAYED A LINEAR RESPONSE BEFORE TRANSITIONING INTO THE PLASTIC DEFORMATION STAGE.
Purchase Intentions in Indonesian E-Learning: A Study on Brand Equity, Advertising, and Pricing
Authors:   Master of Business Administration, School of Business Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia, Aditya Muhammad Tegar , Pratama Andika Putra ,   Master of Business Administration, School of Business Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
Published: January 2024

This study investigates the factors influencing purchase intentions for online paid courses in Indonesia, with a particular focus on brand equity, advertising, and price. Utilizing a Likert scale questionnaire distributed to 595 Indonesians aged 18-35, who bought their e-learning themselves or through family support. The research employs Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) for data analysis. Key findings indicate a strong preference for e-learning platforms offering interactive, practical content aligned with personal and professional development goals. The study reveals that enhancing skill sets, especially for career advancement or entrepreneurship, is a primary motivator for users. The importance of practical application of skills in real-world scenarios is emphasized, highlighting the need for practical exercises and case studies in course content. Quality mentorship and interactive features like live sessions significantly improve the learning experience, while technical issues and budget considerations are noted as potential barriers. The findings suggest that e-learning providers should focus on delivering high-quality content through flexible and competitive pricing models to attract and retain learners.
The Determination of Maximum Flow Rate in Well X Layer Y Field Z
Authors:   Petroleum Engineering Department, Universitas Trisakti, Jakarta, Indonesia, Husla Ridha
Published: January 2024

The field development target which usually in field X are mostly carried out in gas reservoirs over time, in several candidate wells gas reserves have started to run low so that the remaining oil reserves and pressure in the reservoir naturally decrease or natural depletion. This is due to continuous production of gas reserves. One of the wells that has the biggest potential for oil reserves in field X is well A9. In this study, the maximum flow rate was determined in the A9 layer A well in field X with a skin value of 10 using manual calculations. From manual calculations on the condition of well X with skin 10 Qmax Well X from the IPR plot results with manual calculations is 25.87 bbl/day with a PI value obtained 0.009371 stb/d/psi meanwhile in well condition X without skin the Qmax value obtained is 40.12 bbl/day with a skinless J value of 0.01457 stb/d/psi. From the determination of IPR on ECRIN, the Qmax value in well X without skin is 43.08 bbl/day, meanwhile in the condition of well X with skin 10 the Qmax value obtained is 25.84 bbl/day
‘Othering’ the Mothers’ Needs: Pregnant and New Mothers’Access to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in Bangladesh
Authors:   Student, University of Dhaka, Arthy Fariha Azme , Islam Afsana ,   Assistant Professor, University Of Dhaka
Published: January 2024

Since the turn of the 21st century, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) have been a growing priority in the international development paradigm. This study intends to investigate expecting and new mothers’ experiences in accessing WASH and the long-term effects on their socioeconomic and psychosocial development. It also aims to comprehend the gendered dimension of WASH. The Inequality Approach by Amartya Sen was used as the theoretical framework to assess the study’s findings. Purposive sampling was used to choose respondents, and in-depth interviews were done to collect data. According to the findings, expecting and new mothers who are also academics or professionals suffer a slew of issues owing to poor WASH and which impacts their education, job, and mobility. However, they used to cope with the vulnerabilities in order to continue with their regular activities. Similarly, WASH is more than simply a structural issue; it has several overlapping variables that impede pregnant and new mothers’ development. As a result, policy execution and sound structural design, along with a gender perspective, are essential to improve WASH facilities for pregnant and new mothers in all social institutions.
Workplace Spirituality and Mental Health: The ROLE of Employee Engagement
Authors:   Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Astuti Rini Juni , Adiputra Deni Wardhana ,   Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Astuty Isthofaina ,   Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Published: January 2024

The objective of this research was to examine both the direct and indirect effects of workplace spirituality, employee engagement on mental health. The aims of this study are to (1) examine toward what workplace spirituality impacts mental health, (2) examine toward what workplace spirituality on employee engagement, (3) examine toward what employee engagement on mental health, (4) examining the role of mediator employee engagement in the relationship between workplace spirituality and mental health. The staff had to have worked for at least one year in order for the purposive sampling method. This study employed a survey method by which a total 214 staffs of Mitra Paramedika Hospital, Sleman, Indonesia with Path Analysis. The results of this study indicated that employee engagement had a positive and significant effect on mental health, workplace spirituality had a positive and significant effect on employee engagement, and employee engagement could mediate the effect of workplace spirituality on mental health. Also, the results showed that the workplace spirituality did not have an effect on mental health.
Covid-19 Vaccine in the Study of Islamic Law Philosophy
Authors:   Professor, Postgraduate Program of Islamic Family Law, Institut Agama Islam Negeri Syekh Nurjati Cirebon, Indonesia, Kosim Kosim
Published: January 2024

Corona virus was created by Allah. So that the Muslim community does not hesitate to use vaccines, it is necessary to have a philosophical study of Islamic law. This study includes ontological, epistemological and axiological and their correlations. The purpose of this study was to analyze the use of vaccine from Islamic law philosophy side. The method used in this research is inductive content analysis method with primary data sources from Al-Qur'an related to food and beverages, Hadiths related to food and beverages, Ahkam tafsir book, Sarah-Sarah hadith, Fiqh books and philosophy books. The research findings show that the covid-19 virus is a creature created by Allah. Allah created humans with intelligence to be able to find a vaccine to stop the spread of Covid-19. This is in accordance with Allah's promise that Allah never created disease, except Allah also created medicine. Islamic law philosophy provides recommendations for answers that the use of vaccine must put forward the theory of eliminating fondness, the theory of safety and the theory of the application of Islamic law. These three theories cannot be separated so that he is safe from the Covid-19 virus outbreak and safe in this world and the hereafter.
Analysis of Efficiency, Productivity, and Performance of Small and Medium Industries in the Sarbagita Region, Bali Province
Authors:   Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Udayana, Yuliarmi Ni Nyoman , Martini Dewi Ni Putu ,   Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Udayana, Krisna Andiana I Kadek Agus ,   Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Udayana, Sasrawan I Putu Hedi ,   Fakultas Ekonomi dan Bisnis Universitas Udayana
Published: January 2024

This study aims to: 1) analyze the level of efficiency, elasticity, and the impact of inputs on the productivity of Small and Medium Industries (SMIs) in the Sarbagita region of Bali Province; 2) examine the influence of inputs and productivity on the performance of SMIs in the Sarbagita region of Bali Province; and 3) investigate the indirect effect of inputs on performance through the productivity of SMIs in the Sarbagita region of Bali Province. Non-probability sampling was employed, with a quota of 200 samples, and each district/city represented by 50 SMI actors. Data collection methods included observation, collection of relevant documents, and structured interviews using questionnaires. The analysis technique utilizes the Cobb-Douglas production function and SEM PLS. The analysis concludes that: 1) the use of capital and labor inputs has not yet reached optimum efficiency, and the elasticity of output to input is inelastic; 2) capital and labor inputs have a positive and significant effect on productivity, social capital has a positive and significant effect on performance, and productivity has an insignificant impact on the performance of SMIs in the Sarbagita region of Bali Province; and 3) there is no indirect influence of capital and labor inputs on performance through productivity in SMIs in the Sarbagita region of Bali Province. If the use of inputs, especially labor, is not well regulated, it results in inefficient operations and does not impact the improvement of business performance.
The Impact of Perception (Advantage, Ease of Use, Benefit) On Digital Banking Customer Satisfaction Mediated by Customer Experience
Authors:   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Kadiri, Indonesia, Laely Nur , Lidiawan Angga Rizka ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Kadiri, Indonesia, Samsu Nur ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Kadiri, Indonesia, Arifin Moh. ,   Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Kadiri, Indonesia
Published: January 2024

This research aims to determine the role of the Perception Advantage, Perception Ease to Use, Perception Benefit constructs on Satisfaction and is mediated by Customer Experience. The method used is explanatory with a 9 hypothesis model. The sampling technique was the lemeshow method with 256 respondents. Data analysis techniques use inner models, outer models and hypothesis testing using the smartPLS method. It is stated that this research shows the role of the goodness of the model and the level of significance that does not dominate the perceived ease of use and perceived benefit respectively on customer experience and satisfaction. Meanwhile, the moderation model on exogenous perception advantage has the value of partial mediation; perception ease to use and perception benefit are worth full mediation. Based on this assessment, the impact of the perceptions used has played a role in customer satisfaction and is mediated by customer experience.
The Kra Canal in Thailand: Economic or Political Interest?
Authors:   Universitas Nasional, Dwicahyo Muhammad Rheza , Saragih Hendra Maujana ,   Universitas Nasional
Published: January 2024

This journal explores the role of the Cra Canal in Thailand and investigates whether economic or political motives drive its construction. Employing the liberal framework in development, sea power theory, and maritime economic concepts, this research analyses the project's impact and implications on the region. The research methodology involves a qualitative descriptive approach, utilizing interviews and document analysis. The findings of this study aim to provide insights into the political and economic dynamics in the region and their implications for international relations.
The Influence of Communication, Resources and Innovation on the Implementation of Regulations of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia
Authors:   universitas Hang Tuah, Indonesia, Azhar Ade Wahyuni , Moeheriono Moeheriono ,   universitas Hang Tuah, Indonesia, Muhartono Djoko Siswanto ,   universitas Hang Tuah, Indonesia, Wahyuni Sri ,   universitas Hang Tuah, Indonesia
Published: January 2024

This research aims to analyze the influence of Communication, Resources and Innovation on the Implementation of Regulations of the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia. This research uses quantitative methods that are structured in a systematic and planned manner. The strategy used in this research is an associative research strategy which is a research problem formulation that asks about the relationship between two or more variables. In this research, an associative research strategy is used to identify the extent of the influence of variables The approach to this method is survey research, which is carried out using questionnaires as a research tool carried out in large and small populations but the data studied is data from samples taken from that population, distribution and relationships between variables, sociological and psychological. This research site is located at the Belawan Ocean Fishing Harbor, Jalan Gabion, Bagan Deli Medan-North Sumatra. The research results show that Communication and Innovation do not affect implementation, while resources affect the implementation of Regulation of the Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries of the Republic of Indonesia Number 58/Permen-KP/2020 concerning Capture Fisheries Businesses at the Belawan Ocean Fishing Port.
Fariduddin Attar and Sufism Literature
Authors:   Candidate of Philological Sciences Associate Professor of the Department of “Uzbek Language and Classical Eastern Literature” of the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan,, Shoaliyeva Nargiza
Published: January 2024

The article provides information about Sufi literature and the activities of some of its representatives, the scientific and artistic significance of their work today, and also highlights the themes of Sufism in the poems of Sheikh Attar Nishapuri, analyzing his mystical concepts using the example of poetry.
Emotional Intelligence and Managers’ Performance in Bayelsa State Civil Service
Authors:   Department of Office and Information Management, Faculty of Management Sciences Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State, Eke PhD Gift J. , Tamaraudieneni Ogori Mariana ,   Department of Office and Information Management, Faculty of Management Sciences Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State
Published: January 2024

The discourse on EI and employee work outcomes has taken up a lot of shelf space in recent times, as indicated in the extant literature. The study primarily investigates the relational outcome between emotional intelligence and managers in Bayelsa state civil service. Th study is cross-sectional in nature which reflect on multiple statement government ministries. Questionnaire was adopted as the main instrument for data collection, and the data collected was descriptively analyzed, while the spearman rank order correlational coefficient was adopted to quantify the empirical relationship between the study variables. The findings of the study are: self-awareness relates significantly with innovativeness, and self-awareness relates significantly with timely delivery. The research discovered a substantial relationship between self-awareness and innovativeness as a performance measure. Therefore, to enhance self-awareness competencies, managers of companies should do a better job of raising awareness of the significance of self-awareness among their personnel, particularly among the managers.
Training on Arranging Marketing Elements to Tourist Destination Managers in Ungasan Village
Authors:   Warmadewa University & Faculty of Economic and Business, Wahyuni Ni Made , Oka wisnumurti Anak Agung Gede ,   Warmadewa University & Faculty of Social Science, Dewi Kadek Goldina Puteri ,   Warmadewa University & Faculty of Economic and Business
Published: January 2024

Marketing management is a tool for achieving strategic goals and is a function of all members of the organization involved in it. The problem is how to apply and organize strategic marketing elements in the organization, this is still a challenge for management. Improving the quality of marketing is an interesting theme and has been carried out in many tourist destinations in rural or urban areas, however, it still shows technical obstacles that need to be provided collaborative solutions. Assistance in developing tourism destination marketing elements is urgent to be implemented. One of them is assistance on how tourist villages are able to practice management. The aim of this service is to provide training to improve the ability to compose marketing elements with the target of increasing the level of visits and profitability of the company. Here, the Warmadewa University team carried out a series of assistance. The method uses lecture techniques to explain the concepts of marketing elements, questions and answers, practice compiling marketing elements, discussion, monitoring, evaluation and follow-up. Training activities go through several stages, namely planning, implementation, mentoring and evaluation. The training was carried out in Ungasan Village involving managers and traditional villages who were directly involved in managing tourist attractions. Based on the evaluation results, the training in compiling marketing elements showed a good level of participation. In conclusion, the results of mentoring have provided the benefit of changing mindsets and improving skills in preparing marketing elements.
The Effectiveness of Competence-Based Training in Long-Term Employment at UPTD BLK Bali Province
Authors:   Faculty Of Economics and Bussines, Udayana University, Girsang Reza Junaedi , Marhaeni Dra. A. A. I. N. ,   Faculty Of Economics and Bussines, Udayana University
Published: January 2024

The imbalance between the growth of the labour force and the availability of jobs will lead to high unemployment. The purpose of this study was to analyse the effectiveness of the implementation of competency-based training programmes on the duration of obtaining employment at UPTD BLK Bali Province, analysing the simultaneous and partial effects of t raining, work experience, networking, education, age, and marital status on the duration of obtaining employment. This research uses a quantitative approach in the form of an associative. The data used in this study are primary data with saturated sampling techniques obtained from participants who received the first stage of competency-based training at UPTD BLK Bali Province, namely 96 trainees. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression analysis. The results of the study found that the leve l of effectiveness of training at UPTD BLK Bali Province, as seen from the input, process, and output variables, was classified as very effective. Simultaneously, training, work experience, networking, education, age, and marital status have a significant effect on the length of time it takes to get a job. Partially, training, work experience, networking, and education have a significa nt negative effect, while age has no significant effect on the length of time to get a job, and respondents who are married get a job faster than those who are not married. Based on the results of the study, to shorten the length of time spent looking for wor k, it is recommended to take part in training, follow career development, and expand networking in the field of interest.
The Role of Money Waqf towards Empowering MSMEs in Reducing Production Costs
Authors:   Darussalam Gontor University, Faculty of Sharia, Ponorogo, Syamsuri Syamsuri , Okta Safitri Dara Ayu ,   Darussalam Gontor University, Faculty of Sharia, Ponorogo, Kamaluddin Imam ,   Darussalam Gontor University, Faculty of Sharia, Ponorogo
Published: January 2024

Waqf is one of the instruments that can help economic development in Indonesia. Thus, waqf plays a role in empowering the people's economy through business capital assistance programs for MSME players. Micro, small, and medium enterprises play an important role in developing the economic growth of society. This is because the MSME sector has the potential to contribute the largest GDP, requires a large workforce, and is relatively resistant to economic crises. According to the Ministry of Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises, Indonesia has 64.2 million MSME units. With details of 63.4 million micro-businesses, 783.1 thousand small businesses, and 60.7 thousand medium-sized businesses. However, of the total number of MSMEs in Indonesia, 70.2% of MSME units experience problems in capital or raw material supply. However, Islamic economics is here to solve economic problems through waqf instruments. Waqf has eternal benefits that are universal. Thus, one of the benefits of waqf is that it can be used as business capital for MSMEs. According to BWI, Indonesia has a cash waqf potential of around IDR 180 trillion per year. To realize the potential of waqf, an optimal and professional management system is needed. This study aims to examine the potential of cash waqf in encouraging the community's economy through micro businesses in determining production costs. This research uses a qualitative method using a literature study research design with content analysis. The results of this study conclude that the optimal management and distribution of waqf funds can help micro businesses in reducing production costs.
The Impact of Service Quality on Customer Satisfaction at 5-Star Hotels in Central Jakarta
Authors:   Universitas Pelita Harapan, C. Nathalia Theodosia , Soegandi Kezhia Elizabeth ,   Universitas Pelita Harapan, Shannonlie Shannonlie ,   Universitas Pelita Harapan
Published: January 2024

The challenges faced by the hospitality industry differ from those encountered by organizations producing tangible products, primarily due to the distinct nature of services compared to products. In the service industry, the risk of failure is higher than in product sales, and service quality has emerged as a critical factor in the pursuit of sustainable competitive advantage. Ensuring customer satisfaction and retention is recognized as pivotal within the hospitality sector, where meeting evolving consumer demands is an ongoing challenge. In the hospitality industry, consumers not only participate in the consumption process but often come with predetermined service and quality expectations. Today's hospitality industry customers are more discerning, and exhibit higher expectations. The primary objective of this study is to elucidate the impact of service quality on customer satisfaction, specifically within the context of hotels, we conduct a comprehensive analysis of the data to identify which service quality dimensions have the greatest and least impact, as well as to understand the nature of their influence. This research uses a quantitative method for analysis, with a non-probability sampling approach to collect and gather data from 190 participants. This research findings reveal a positive correlation between five service quality dimensions (empathy, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and tangibility) and customer satisfaction. The analysis of respondent feedback reveals that the service quality dimension in 5-Star Hotels in Central Jakarta exerting the most significant impact on customer satisfaction is empathy. Data collection in this research utilized a Likert scale questionnaire, and analysis was conducted using SmartPLS 4.0.
The Effects of Knowledge Management Capabilities and Information Technology Capabilities on Organizational Agility and Their Impact on Organizational Performance in Technical Implementation Units and Service Branches of the East Java Provincial Government
Authors:   University of Merdeka Malang, Indonesia, Ismail Ismail , Supanto Fajar ,   University of Merdeka Malang, Indonesia, Sanusi Anwar ,   Sanusi
Published: January 2024

The performance of the Technical Implementation Unit and Office Branches of the East Java Province is an indicator of the success of the implementation of development and governance, especially in public services. The purpose of this research is to describe knowledge management capabilities, information technology capabilities, organizational agility and organizational performance, to analyze the effect of knowledge management capabilities, information technology capabilities and organizational agility, to analyze the effect of knowledge management capabilities and information technology capabilities on organizational performance, to analyze the effect of organizational agility on organizational performance and analyze the effect of knowledge management capabilities, information technology capabilities on organizational performance through organizational agility. The data analysis technique used is Descriptive Analysis and SEM (Structural Equation Modeling). The results of the study show that knowledge management capabilities have the greatest contribution to knowledge application. Information technology capabilities have the greatest contribution to IT proactive stance. Organizational agility has the biggest contribution to Quickness. Organizational performance has the greatest contribution to the learning and growth process perspective. Knowledge management capabilities, information technology capabilities affect organizational agility. Knowledge management capabilities, information technology capabilities can affect organizational performance. Organizational agility is needed in organizations that have knowledge management capabilities and information technology capabilities in order to improve organizational performance.
The Influence of Corporate Social Responsibility and Good Corporate Governance on Financial Performance in Basic Industry and Chemical Sector Companies Listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange
Authors:   Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember, Shodiqoh Ayu Ilham , Sanosra Abadi ,   Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember, Cahyono Dwi ,   Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember, Qomariah Nurul ,   Universitas Muhammadiyah Jember
Published: January 2024

This research aims to analyze and determine the impact of corporate social responsibility and good corporate governance on the financial performance of Basic Industry and Chemical Sector companies listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange. The population in this study is that the research data is the financial reports as of 31 December 2019-2022 of basic industrial and chemical sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, totaling 45 companies which are also used as research samples. The approach to calculating Corporate Social Responsibility uses a dichotomy approach, namely each Corporate Social Responsibility item in the research instrument is given a value of 1 if it is disclosed and a value of 0 if it is not disclosed. Good Corporate Governance is measured using an instrument that has been developed by IICG in the form of the CGPI. For financial performance, use the ROA indicator. Data analysis using SEM-PLS. The results of the analysis show that corporate social responsibility has a positive impact on the company's financial performance. Good corporate governance has a significant positive influence on the financial performance of basic industrial and chemical sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
The Effect of Work Motivation and Self-Directed Learning on Employee Performance With Work-Life Balance as an Intervening Variable (A Study On Employees Of PT. Propernas Griya Utama)
Authors:   Master of Business Administration Program, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia., Ayu Puspitasari Dyah , Shinta Dewi Reni ,   Master of Business Administration Program, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia., Prabawani Bulan ,   Master of Business Administration Program, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia.
Published: January 2024

The role of employees as the backbone of a company has evolved into an asset rather than a financial burden. This research focuses on PT Propernas Griya Utama, which experienced a decline in performance during the COVID-19 pandemic despite implementing a work-from-home (WFH) policy. The aim of this study is to investigate the influence of work motivation and self-directed learning on employee performance, with work-life balance as an intervening variable. Theoretically, this research is expected to contribute to the development of goal-setting theory. From a managerial perspective, the findings can assist PT Propernas Griya Utama in designing policies, providing motivation, and enhancing self-directed learning to improve work-life balance and employee performance. Socially, this research can serve as a reference for further investigations into factors influencing employee performance. The study utilizes an explanatory research approach with a focus on PT Propernas Griya Utama. Data were collected through Likert-scale questionnaires, and structural analysis was performed using SEM-PLS. The results indicate that work motivation has the largest total effect on employee performance (0.488), followed by self-directed learning (0.436) and work-life balance (0.359). The findings confirm the positive and significant impact of work motivation and self-directed learning on employee performance. Work-life balance also plays a crucial role as a mediator, strengthening the influence of work motivation and self-directed learning on employee performance.
Hidden Advertising and Firm size: the Symmetry Effect
Authors: Mangani Andrea , Antonelli Andrea
Published: January 2024

Abstract

Economists and marketing scholars have devoted considerable attention to studying the underlying factors, diverse forms, and potential consequences of embedded advertising, which involves blending marketing communications with media content in a way that appears non-promotional. In most countries, the disclosure of embedded advertising to consumers is required by law. However, instances of inadequate disclosure are frequent. Our study examines the factors that influence hidden advertising, which refers to embedded advertising without proper disclosure, by analysing the characteristics of cases handled by the Italian Competition Authority between 1993 and 2022. Among the factors considered, firm size emerges as the sole consistent determinant affecting the likelihood of non-compliance. When the media outlet and the advertiser possess similar sizes, the probability of infringement tends to be higher.

JEL classification numbers: D18, L51, L82, M37.
Keywords: Embedded advertising, Hidden advertising, Mass Media, Media regulation, Consumer protection, Empirical analysis.
Envisioning The Enhanced Experience of Pune Metro Commuters with A User-Centered Information System
Authors:   Indiana University Bloomington, IN, USA, Shete Shriyash
Published: January 2024

This paper addresses the critical need for enhancing the urban commuting experience in Pune, India, amidst its rapid population growth and urbanization. Focused on the upcoming Pune Metro, the study pioneers a user-centered information system aimed at streamlining the public transit experience. We present a novel design of a transit map, employing an alphanumeric box and grid layout that significantly improves legibility and navigational ease for commuters. Complementing this, the paper details the development of intuitive, user-friendly interfaces for both self-service kiosks and a comprehensive mobile application. These designs are the result of extensive field research and user interviews, ensuring they meet the diverse needs of the local commuter base. The integration of digital and physical information systems forms a core part of our strategy, aiming to provide a cohesive and seamless transit experience. The paper emphasizes the importance of user-centric design in public transportation systems and sets a benchmark for future urban transit solutions. Furthermore, it outlines plans for future usability studies to validate and refine these solutions, ensuring they adapt to evolving commuter needs and preferences. Through this work, we contribute to the broader discourse on enhancing urban mobility and setting new standards in public transit system design
Investigating the Potential of Enterprise Service Bus as a Fundamental Facilitator for Future Information Technology Infrastructure
Authors:   Director of ERP Strategy at Cabinetworks Group, IEEE Senior Member, Texas, USA, Challa Narayana
Published: January 2024

The Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) is a new integration infrastructure, and this article comprehensively explains the technology. It discusses the history of EAI and the technologies that form the backbone of an ESB—namely, Message-Oriented Middleware (MOM) and Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). It details an ESB's basics and then presents Mule, an open-source ESB solution. Finally, an example app is provided to show the various benefits that an ESB can provide. Users can apply this framework with the help of ESB solutions, although these products have varying approaches and features. Integrating disparate applications by linking them over a communication bus is central to the ESB design; this bus ensures that each application can talk to it separately without needing to be aware of the presence of the others. Instead of the fragile and difficult-to-manage point-to-point integration, this decoupling of systems allows for more effective communication and eliminates the need for dependent systems
Bioaugmentation to Treat Total Nitrogen Effluent Levels in a Leather Manufacturing Unit in South Korea
Authors:   ACE Solutions Co., Ltd, Ok Alan , Jung Ken ,   ACE Solutions Co., Ltd, Lamba Himanshu Ramesh ,   ACE Solutions Co., Ltd, Verardo Juan Carlos ,   BiOWiSH Technologies, Inc
Published: January 2024

This study explores into the application of bioaugmentation as a method to mitigate total nitrogen (TN) levels in the wastewater of a South Korean leather manufacturing unit. Through a comprehensive 5-week trial, the study demonstrates the effectiveness of bioaugmentation in reducing TN levels by an impressive 53%, a notable achievement when compared to the control treatment where no significant alterations in TN levels were observed.
La comunicación organizacional en el sector logístico, 2010 – 2023
Authors: Quispe Jayta Samuel Alberto , Bringas Rios Victoria Ysabel
Published: January 2024

The objective of the research has been to implement organizational communication as a method to generate an increase in effectiveness in the operational processes and services they manage, with the purpose of establishing the relevance of organizational communication in the logistics sector, 2010 - 2023. In relation to the methodology, the study that was carried out was qualitative, to the extent that important references of organizational communication in various environments were investigated. To have more information, background information for the period 2010 – 2023 was searched, the data banks that were applied were Proquest, Scielo, EBSCO, Dialnet and Sciendirect. The results have been examined based on inclusion and exclusion methods, with a result of 111,897 articles in reference to organizational communication and as a sample 45 scientific articles. Finally, it was determined that organizational communication is a very valuable tool for private companies, which will help operations or services to be managed appropriately, thus increasing the profitability of companies and their positioning in the market. labor.
It is concluded that organizational communication in private companies in the logistics sector is very important to be able to manage communication in a more suitable way, which will help generate a pleasant environment for customers and collaborators of the organization.
The Existence Of The Metaverse Tourism In Indonesia: Between Opportunities And Threats
Authors: Putra Dyan Triana , Mahmudin Tono , Wiartha Nyoman Gede Mas , Adnyana I Made Sucipta , Septiviari A. A. Istri M.
Published: January 2024

This research aims to determine (1) the opportunities and threats of the existence of the metaverse for tourism in Indonesia; and (2) strategy for developing Indonesian tourism through the metaverse. This research is descriptive qualitative research. This research uses a SWOT analysis regarding the existence of the metaverse for Indonesian tourism. The results of this research show that (1) the existence of metaverse tourism related to tourism experiences has the opportunity to make tourist trips more interactive and becomes a threat because it is considered less than optimal, while related to technology (internet access) the existence of metaverse tourism has the opportunity to become an innovation in tourism trends and become a threat because it is not evenly distributed internet access in Indonesia, and related to health, the existence of metaverse tourism has the opportunity to be a solution for people with disabilities because it can be long distances and is a threat due to radiation problems; and (2) Indonesian tourism development strategy based on SWOT analysis consisting of SO strategy through marketing planning for metaverse tourism as a current tourism trend, WO strategy through socializing the use of metaverse in Indonesian tourism by developing a metaverse tourism concept for tourists, ST strategy through collaboration with the Tourism Office and the private sector supports metaverse tourism, and WT strategies through education and promotion of metaverse tourism programs.
Quantifying the Inclusivity Quotient: An Examination of Perspectives in Social Journalism
Authors: Manh Nguyen Tien
Published: January 2024

This observe investigates the inclusivity quotient within social journalism, using a quantitative research design to investigate the presence and prominence of uncommon views in digital media content material. Utilizing a purposive sampling approach, three numerous social journalism outlets have been examined over a selected time frame. Descriptive facts revealed a steady 25% illustration of rare perspectives across outlets, with a nuanced analysis of the prominence of those perspectives via overall mentions and average mentions in line with article. Correlation analyses verified superb relationships among the quantity of articles and the visibility of views, emphasizing the interconnected nature of inclusivity variables. The findings spotlight the want for transparent editorial choices to ensure diverse voices aren't best gift but additionally prominent in the virtual narrative. The look at contributes to media diversity discourse with the aid of quantifying inclusivity and providing insights for both practitioners and students.
Assessing the Impact of Gamification in STEM Education: A Case Study of Middle School Classrooms
Authors: Vang Khamla
Published: January 2024

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has a look at investigates the impact of gamification on middle faculty STEM training, focusing on pupil motivation, engagement, and information of complex concepts. Employing a qualitative case look at method, statistics were gathered thru interviews and observations for the duration of an 8-week gamification intervention. The consequences reveal a massive growth in pupil motivation and engagement, as well as an improved information of complex STEM standards. Collaborative studying and crew dynamics additionally emerged as remarkable results. The findings propose that gamification, while thoughtfully integrated into the curriculum, can beautify each affective and cognitive dimensions of learning. Despite diagnosed challenges, the have a look at advocates for the tailor-made implementation of gamification in STEM schooling, emphasizing inclusivity and ongoing expert development for educators.
Perceived Benefits, Social Influence, Self-Efficacy and Digital Consumerism: The Moderating Role of Digital Accountability
Authors: Syed Kamrul Islam , Sade Prof. Abu Bakr , Tot Prof. Huam Hon
Published: January 2024

Purpose: The study finds out the impact of perceived benefits, social influence, and self-efficacy on digital consumerism and how digital accountability moderates the conceptual relationship. Organizational capabilities, data privacy and protection, legal, and ethical marketing practices have been conceptualized as digital accountability with fact-based literature review. It is increasingly important for managers and consumer researchers to understand the trend and advocate digital accountability for enhancing digital consumerism in developing economies such as Bangladesh. Methods: Relevant literature on the relationships using a simple extension of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) with key variables and subsequent digital consumerism would be the focal points of this study. For developing economies perceived digital accountability has been conceptualized as a moderator. The study is secondary with available literature review and data from the Bangladesh Telecommunication and Regulatory Commissions (BTRC). Findings: The proficiency of organizational capabilities, the role of regulatory authorities, data privacy, legal protection, unethical business practices, and subsequent digital vulnerability will continue to be a big challenge in this 21st century. There is an urgency for a reconceptualization of consumerism so that consumer protections can be improved and a better-functioning digital market can be developed. This paper focuses on the literature gap in key variables and digital accountability to safeguard data privacy and information transparency, improve organizational capability, legal protection of consumers, and ethical business practices into consideration while enhancing digital consumerism. The logical conceptual framework provides the foundation that will further guide this study and future empirical findings. Originality and Value: In the present scenario majority of the population in Bangladesh use computers, mobile devices or smartphones for their digital marketing needs. There is no previous research in digital consumerism in the context of developing nations. Therefore, it is expected to contribute new findings. It will help researchers and policymakers for future policy implications by addressing digital accountability from all dimensions to enhance better functioning digital consumerism. Limitations: The study is based on secondary information and an extensive literature review. The paper only highlights the current state of affairs and draws conclusions based on fact findings and literature gaps.