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Kajian Biblika tentang Kerajaan Allah dalam Injil Lukas
Authors: Tembang Setblon
Published: October 2023

Berbicara tentang Kerajaan Allah merupakan topik yang selalu menarik. Salah satu Injil yang menulis tentang Kerajaan Allah adalah Injil Lukas. Dalam Injil Lukas dinyatakan bahwa masa pemberitaan Kerajaan itu, sehingga orang berebut memasukinya. Kesimpulan ini secara tidak langsung menyatakan bahwa Kerajaan Allah itu sedang hadir pada masa kini. Dalam Lukas, pada Kerajaan Allah di masa yang akan datang diberikan tanda-tanda yang disebut dalam ayat 11,25 yakni: gempa bumi, penyakit sampar, kelaparan dan tanda-tanda yang dahsyat di langit, tanda-tanda pada matahari, bulan dan bintang-bintang, bangsa-bangsa takut dan bingung menghadapi deru gelombang laut. Yesus, menurut Lukas, memakai metode pendekatan terhadap perumpamaan pohon ara ini dan mengatakan, apabila kamu melihat tanda-tanda ini terjadi maka ketahuilah bahwa Kerajaan Allah sudah dekat. Pada Injil Lukas, bahwa yang menjadi penekanan mengenai Kerajaan Allah dapat kita lihat didalam diri Yesus. Melalui pelayanan dan pengajaranNya kita dapat mengetahui hal-hal mengenai Kerajaan Allah seperti yang sudah dipaparkan diatas. Makna Kerajaan Allah menurut Lukas ada yang presentis (dalam diri Yesus) yaitu keselamatan dan futuris yakni: pengharapan, pertobatan, ketaatan, kedatangan Yesus kembali.
Pandangan Dasar Ekonomi Islam
Authors: Khairunnisa Salma Fatin
Published: October 2023

Ekonomi islam berpandangan bahwa kelangkaan (scarcity) bukanlah problem yang asasi dari ekonomi manusia. Sehingga persoalan produksi, baik bagaimana dan untuk siapa barang diproduksi bukan prioritas pembahasan ekonomi islam. Problem produksi solusinya cukup diserahkan pada akal manusia, tanpa bantuan islam pun akal manusia dengan sendirinya akan mampu menyelesaikan problem produksi barang dan jasa tersebut.
Studi Kasus 1 Pengantar Manajemen
Authors: Kurniawan Asep
Published: October 2023

Tugas Kelas Pengantar Manajemen
実験研究の収集データの質を高める一工夫　ー短期記憶課題における統制課題の例―
Authors: Sugai Kosuke
Published: October 2023

In studies encompassing psycholinguistics, applied linguistics, and the application of psychological experimental methods, quality of raw data is the most crucial factor influencing the success of the research. Uninterpretable noise in the collected raw data hinders a correct interpretation of the results, no matter how sophisticated statistical methods are employed. To prevent these situations, it is essential to rigorously control conditions during the experimental design stage. This helps minimize the impact of extra noise on the dependent variables. This report explores the impact of introducing additional tasks to control conditions in experiments involving data from a classroom-based short- term memory task.
Pelatihan Kristina
Authors: delsia Kristina , waruwu Ribkah claudya panginta
Published: October 2023

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TEKONOLOGI DIGITAL DALAM KOMUNIKASI
Authors: dewi mutiara guska
Published: October 2023

Perkembangan peradaban manusia saat ini begitu pesat terjadi, salah satu penyebabnya adalah proses penyampaian informasi yang jalan lancar, cepat dan cenderung tak terkendali.
Latihan Erni
Authors: manurung Yiswi Erni , Rahardjo David Setiawan
Published: October 2023

Pelatihan OSF Surat perjanjian
Taito - Takeshi's Challenge (Supplement III:35-6)
Authors: Akmut Camille
Published: October 2023

GameCenter CX continuation
Pneumagogy: A Proposed Theory for Effective Teaching and Learning in Christian Kingdom Education
Authors: Ilesanmi Dele Alaba
Published: October 2023

Following the series of developed theories underlying teaching and learning and their untamed infiltration into the Christian education ministry, there is a need to develop a theoretical approach to the teaching-learning process in Christian education if Christian Kingdom Education is to occupy its rightful place and fulfil its divine goals. Thus, the main objective of this research paper is to propose a learning theory that will engender a paradigm shift in our Christian educational system. This new theory, pneumagogy or hagiospneumagogy is a sharp departure from the universal theories of learning. No doubt, the most reliable way of imparting positive knowledge in Christian Education is to choose the divinely inspired learning theory. Hence, the main thrust of this paper is to propose pneumagogy as an innovative learning theory for effective and efficient teaching and learning in Christian Education. The study revealed that theories that are biblically based, Christ-centred, and Holy Spirit-driven, like pneumagogy, are better than secular, non-biblically based theories.
Introduction to Organizational Behavior
Authors: Khairunnisa Salma Fatin
Published: October 2023

Perilaku adalah tindakan yang dilakukan oleh seseorang/tim/organisasi yang dapat diamati bahkan dipelajari. Jika kita masuk kedalam lingkup organisasi tentunya kita akan melakukan pengamatan terlebih dahulu, setelah itu kita akan mempelajari seperti apa perilaku orang yang ada disekitar kita, lalu nantinya kita akan menunjukkan sebaiknya perilaku dan tindakan kita harus seperti apa. Organisasi adalah sekelompok orang yang saling berinteraksi, bekerja sama, untuk mencapai tujuan yang telah ditetapkan. Perilaku Organisasi adalah kajian tentang apa yang orang pikirkan, rasakan, dan lakukan baik di dalam organisasi maupun di sekitar organisasi yang kemudian dampaknya akan mempengaruhi aktivitas oreang tersebut dalam berorganisasi.
Pelatihan Samuela
Authors: Kafiar Samuela Evelyn Deborah , Menufandu Resty Putri
Published: October 2023

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Blinded by Division: The Effects of Political Antagonizing in the United Kingdom Using the Example of a Survey Experiment
Authors: Pickartz Maximilian , Höfener Robin , Dorfmüller Sebastian , Friedman David
Published: October 2023

This study examines political polarization, the perception bias associated with political parties, and the framing effect in the United Kingdom. We used an online vignette experiment to analyze how party affiliation affects the agreement with certain policies. We found a significant out-group decline (Tories vs. Labour) in agreement while finding no support for a significant in-group increase.
Pelatihan David Setiawan
Authors: Rahardjo David Setiawan , Kanter Gabriel Sami
Published: October 2023

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Building Towards an Adolescent Neural Urbanome: Expanding Environmental Measures using Linked External Data (LED) in the ABCD Study
Authors: Cardenas-Iniguez Carlos , Schachner Jared , Ip Ka I , Schertz Kathryn E , Gonzalez Marybel Robledo , Abad Shermaine , Herting Megan
Published: October 2023

Many recent studies have demonstrated that environmental contexts, both social and physical, have an important impact on child and adolescent neural and behavioral development. The adoption of geospatial methods, such as in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study, has facilitated the exploration of many environmental contexts surrounding participants’ residential locations without creating additional burdens for research participants (i.e., families) in neuroscience studies. However, as the number of linked databases increases, developing a framework that considers the various domains related to child and adolescent environments external to their home becomes crucial. Such a framework needs to identify structural contextual factors that may yield inequalities in children’s built and natural environments; these differences may, in turn, result in downstream negative effects on children from historically minoritized groups. In this paper, we develop such a framework – which we describe as the “adolescent neural urbanome” – and use it to categorize newly geocoded information incorporated into the ABCD Study by the Linked External Data (LED) Environment & Policy Working Group. We also highlight important relationships between the linked measures and describe possible applications of the Adolescent Neural Urbanome. Finally, we provide a number of recommendations and considerations regarding the responsible use and communication of these data, highlighting the potential harm to historically minoritized groups through their misuse.
MENGUKUR DAMPAK PROGRAM BANTUAN LANGSUNG TUNAI
Authors: Wafik Ahmad Zaenal , Putra I Komang
Published: October 2023

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis dampak program Bantuan Langsung Tunai (BLT) yang ditujukan kepada rumah tangga miskin di Indonesia. Dampak atau outcome yang dilihat adalah besaran seluruh konsumsi jenis makanan dan nonmakanan rumah tangga miskin per bulan. Penelitian ini menggunakan Propensity Score Matching (PSM) untuk mengatasi permasalahan selection biased pada karakteristik yang tidak dapat diobservasi. Sumber utama data mikro yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah data sekunder Indonesian Family Life Survey Gelombang 5 (IFLS-5) tahun 2014 dengan tingkat observasi level rumah tangga. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa BLT di Indonesia secara umum belum memberikan dampak/pengaruh terhadap konsumsi makanan dan nonmakanan, artinya pemberian bantuan tunai tidak bersyarat ini belum mampu meningkatkan konsumsi rumah tangga penerima program sebagaimana tujuan dari program yakni meningkatkan atau mempertahankan daya beli masyarakat. Namun, apabila dipilah berdasarkan jenisnya, ternyata pemberian intervensi/treatment program BLT mampu meningkatkan konsumsi beras. Hal ini mengindikasikan bahwa dana program BLT hanya mampu digunakan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan konsumsi utama rumah tangga miskin, yakni beras.
IMPACT OF ILLEGAL OIL MINING: WHAT SHOULD GOVERNMENT DO?
Authors: Marpaung Zailani Surya , Khairunnisa Tuty , Widodo Slamet , Imelda Imelda
Published: October 2023

The rampant practice of illegal oil well mining by the community in Musi Banyuasin district has caused various impacts, namely environmental impacts in the form of pollution, the impact of causing fatalities due to oil well exploration accidents, the impact of social conflict, and the impact of vulnerability and order. Due to the current unclear policy from the government to regulate the Management of Community Oil Wells, comprehensive governance is needed which includes Institutional Governance and Mapping of Oil Well Clusters, Governance of Safety Aspects, Occupational Health and Environmental Management, Governance of Strengthening the Capacity of Community Groups, Governance of the Management and Production of Community Oil Wells from upstream to downstream. To produce administrative benefits in the form of absorption of labor, calm for the community in carrying out their activities, reduced crime rates and crime rates, and profits obtained by local governments from tax revenues which can ultimately be used to realize community welfare programs.
Trust and Security In Financial Technology: How Much Does It Matter?
Authors: Poudel Omkar , Acharya Pradeep
Published: October 2023

With the increase use of Fin-tech and increasing number of cashless transaction, the world is moving towards the digital revolution where people are using lesser amount of physical cash with every passage of time. With the increase of Fin-tech various issues related to security, risk, trusts are also in the increasing trend. Keeping this in mind, the purpose of the study is to examine the security factor and its impact on usage intention. At the same time the study examines the mediating role of trust between security of Fin-tech and usage intention. Data from 223 Fin-tech users have been collected via an online survey. The partial least square structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) approach is then used to assess this data. The data and analysis showed that there is a substantial positive relationship between usage intention and security concerns with regard to fin-tech, and that trust partially mediates this relationship.
Exploring the Feasibility of HRMN-99 Apple Variety Cultivation in Sub-Tropical Regions of Nepal: Bridging Tradition and Innovation
Authors: Chhatkuli Shyam Bahadur
Published: October 2023

Traditionally, Nepal's apple production flourished in higher altitudes, but the introduction of HRMN-99 brings the possibility of extending cultivation to subtropical locations. This study investigates the adaptability and performance of the HRMN-99 variety in sub-tropical area of Nepal, investigating into its growth, yield, and responses to local conditions. Through careful field experiments and data collection, this research sheds light on the variety's possibility in diverse climates. Literature reviews and citations from various sources underscore the significance of apple cultivation, highlighting the economic, health, and cultural dimensions. The findings reveal the potential for HRMN-99 to bridge the gap between tradition and innovation in Nepal's agricultural landscape. This research not only presents scientific insights but also opens possibilities for sustainable agricultural practices and economic growth of apple in sub-tropical region.
Impact of Non-Performing Loan and Macro-Economic Variables on Financial Performance of Commercial Banks in Nepal
Authors: Ranabhat Santosh , Subedi Raj Kumar
Published: October 2023

This study aims to measure the impact of non-performing loan and macro-economic variables on financial performance of commercial banks in Nepal. The dependent variables are return on assets, return on equity and capital adequacy ratio which measure the financial performance and independent variables are NPL, GDP growth, inflation and interest rate measure the macro-economic variables. Primary and secondary data were collected through the structured questionnaire and annual reports of commercial banks and economic survey respectively. Convenience sampling was used to select the commercial banks located in Pokhara for collecting primary data of 80 respondents. Stratified simple random sampling was used to select 10 commercial banks (three JV and seven NJV banks) out of total population of 27 commercial banks for a time period of 2073/74 to 2077/78 for collecting secondary data. Multiple regression analysis, correlation analysis and descriptive statistics were used in analyzing the data. The primary data analysis concluded that most of the respondents have knowledge about the provision of non-performing loan according to NRB directives among bank staffs. The questionnaire survey shows majority of respondents agree with the statement macro-economic variables of non-performing loan affect the financial performance. The analysis of secondary data in correlation analysis reveals that the relationship between ROA, ROE and CAR with NPL is negative and insignificant. Similarly, the relationship between macro-economic variables with NPL is insignificant for JV and NJV banks. The relationship between ROA and ROE with GDP growth and interest rate is positive and significant for JV banks. The positive effect of GDP growth and interest rate on profitability indicates that increase in GDP growth and interest rate ultimately increases financial performance of JV banks. The regression analysis reveals that relationship between NPL with ROE is negative and significant for NJV bank which implies that increase in NPL decreases ROE. Likewise, this study also helps the future researchers to conduct future research on impact of NPL on firm performance to extend with new data and sample.
Revisiting Syllabus of BBS First Year Compulsory English
Authors: Tumbahang Mohan Kumar
Published: October 2023

This article attempts to take up again the four-year compulsory English syllabus of Bachelor of Business Studies (BBS) introduced to the first phase in 2013 AD. It also aims at looking into the basic differences between the English syllabus of 2013 AD and the present syllabus which was launched by Tribhuvan University in 2019 AD. In the course of dealing with the issue, the article intended to avail the descriptive design in which the two periods' syllabuses were set one against another and explained in terms of English Language Teaching (ELT) pedagogy, utility, and appropriateness to the context of learners' lives. The comparative study of these courses revealed that the earlier course was more appropriate than the latter one. More specifically, the earlier course was designed to teach language through literature, and the topics were selected with the clear aims of facilitating the learners for the best socialization, friendship, and conjugal life. This article could be helpful for students, teachers, course book compilers, and course designers.
Vision for Teaching Communication Skills through Literary Texts in BBS Second Year
Authors: Timalsina Ramji
Published: October 2023

The article discusses the rationale and process of teaching Vision: A thematic anthology of literary and cultural texts in BBS second year in Tribhuvan University, Nepal. This book is a collection of multicultural literary readings that consist of poetry, fiction, prose and play. Based on the ideas that literary readings and their creative discussions in a classroom helps the learners to develop their creative, critical and language skills to be used in their professional life, the article has discussed how the texts incorporated in this textbook are appropriate to achieve these objectives of the course. The readings on the logics of using literature in the university classes form the theoretical background of this study. The study has concluded that the use of literary texts in management classes in the university helps the learners develop the basic communicative skills keeping the humanitarian aspect at focus. The article also incorporates a practical process of teaching a poem from this textbook in the real classroom and discusses how it could help students develop the expected skills.
Monetary Policy and Economic Growth of SAARC Countries
Authors: Gajurel Ram Prasad
Published: October 2023

The debate on economic policies continues in both the local and global economies. All of the academics are interested in monetary and fiscal policy and how it affects the economy. The study attempts to explore whether there is any evidence that the SAARC countries' economic growth can be influenced by monetary policy. The study applies the Pedroni cointegration approach for panel autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) with the Pooled Mean Group (PMG) to study the relationship between monetary policy and economic growth of six SAARC nations over the period from 1983 to 2020. The recent study addresses the empirical gap within the context of the southeastern regions of the globe. Overall stylized facts show that monetary policy is causally linked and successful in the long run to accelerate economic growth. Money supply, one of the most crucial variables under study, contradicts the monetarist claim that monetary policy is too effective in the short term. The study also notes that currency devaluation is a serious concern for both short- and long-term growth while inflation is only a short-term one. In the SAARC countries, domestic credit to the private sector is better for short-term economic growth even though it has no long-term benefits. Thus, monetary authorities and the government of the SAARC nations should maintain an adequate level of money supply, adopt an export-led policy to appreciate currency, promote short-run domestic credit to the private sector, and stabilize the short-term price level to accelerate economic growth and development.
Topography and indexing of the nutrient foramina of the adult long bones
Authors: Thakur Umeshwar Prasad , Yadav Pranav Kumar , Sah Brijendra Kumar , Prasad Ram Jiban , Shah Tirtha Narayan
Published: October 2023

The primary source of blood supply for long bones comes from the nutrient arteries that pass through the nutrient foramen. Understanding the location and structure of these foramens is important in surgical procedures to ensure that the bone’s blood supply is not disrupted. To study the morphology and topography of nutrient foramina and to determine the foraminal index of the upper and lower limb long bones. The long bones of the upper and lower limbs including 47 humeri, 38 radii, 38 ulnae, 53 femurs, 57 tibiae, and 44 fibulae were studied. The number and position of primary nutrient foramina were noted and the foraminal index was calculated. Results showed that 82.9% of the humeri had a single nutrient foramen, and 17.0% had double foramina. For the radii, 97.4% had single nutrient foramen and 2.6% had double foramina. A single nutrient foramen was observed in all the ulnae. In the lower limb bone, the femurs had 41.5% of single nutrient foramen, 56.6% had double foramina and only 1.9% had triple nutrient foramina. The tibiae showed 93.0% of the single nutrient foramen and only 7.0% had double foramen. In fibulae, only one nutrient foramen was seen. The mean foraminal index was 57.26 for the humerus, 34.82 for the radius, and 39.32 for the ulna. Similarly, the mean foraminal index of the femur was 44.73, the tibia was 32.32 and the ulna was 46.18. Understanding the location of foramina is crucial inmaintaining bone vasculature during surgical procedures, which can improve the success rates of bone grafting, fracture fixation, and replacement surgeries involving the shoulder, elbow, and knee joints.
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome: A potential mimic of acute encephalitis syndrome
Authors: Yadav Radhay Shyam , Upreti Anup Raj , Khatri Prabin , Bharati Bishal , Khadka Pingala , Manandhar Ashryata , Joshi Sammi , Chaudhary Khusboo
Published: October 2023

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) is a neurological emergency due to neuroleptic medications which is characterized by fever, muscle rigidity, autonomic instability, and altered mental status. Here we report a case of a 74 years old female who presented with complaints of fever, altered sensorium, restlessness, self-muttering, irritation, muscular rigidity, decreased mobility and diaphoresis. She was under medication olanzapine for schizoaffective disorder. It is a diagnosis of exclusion after detailed examinations and investigations. The patient was managed with bromocriptine and supportive measures. NMS may mimic acute encephalitis syndrome. Therefore, NMS should be included in differential diagnosis with presentation as in our case.
Women Identity in the selected Novels of Manju Kapur- A Critical Analysis
Authors: Brahmbhatt Archana
Published: October 2023

In the realm of literature, feminism can be understood as the liberation of women both physically and psychologically from the longstanding societal constraints that have been predominantly established by men. Throughout history, notably in Asian nations such as India, societal norms and traditions have predominantly been influenced by male dominance. The literary works of Manju Kapur extend beyond merely highlighting the limitations imposed on women. Instead, they delve into a diverse array of topics, including but not limited to issues related to identity crises, personal fulfillment, and interpersonal relationships.
Knowledge Management and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): A study on the role of Knowledge Management in achieving the SDGs
Authors: Upadhyay Ankita , Patel Riya
Published: October 2023

This research study delves into the crucial relationship between Knowledge Management (KM) practices and the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The Sustainable Development Goals, set by the United Nations, encompass a wide range of interconnected global challenges, such as poverty eradication, environmental sustainability, and social equality. Knowledge Management, as a discipline focused on capturing, sharing, and leveraging organizational knowledge, has the potential to play a pivotal role in supporting efforts towards achieving these ambitious goals. Through an extensive literature review and empirical research, this study aims to investigate the specific ways in which KM strategies and tools can contribute to the implementation and success of the SDGs. The findings of this research will provide valuable insights for policymakers, organizations, and stakeholders seeking to align their KM initiatives with sustainable development objectives.
Are Our Children Financially Illiterate? The Case in Kedah
Authors: Mohd Taib Hasniza , Ismail Rusmawati , Logasvathi Murugiah  , Applanaidu Shri Dewi , Hj. Long Muhamad Noor Habibi
Published: October 2023

The main objective of this paper is to identify the level of children financial literacy in Kedah and analyze the significant factors that influenced their level of financial literacy. This study surveyed 320 primary school students in Kedah, aged from 7 to 12 years old using mixed method. Results shows that children in Kedah is financially literate. Besides that, there are significant different in children financial literacy according to their parent education level, parental income, student class group and school location. Based on regression results, showed that saving behavior, spending behavior, peer role, school involvement, parent role, and technology are significantly influence children financial literacy.
A Proposal for Developing a Legal Framework in Managing Students’ Dropout Post-Covid in Malaysia
Authors: Ahmad Asmida , Nur Fazini binti Ramzi Sulaiman  , Abu Hasan Nadia binti , Mohd Adzmi Putri Syaidatul Akma binti , Amernudin Amir Nur Ikhwan bin , S Ravi Jeyaganesh a/l
Published: October 2023

Dropping out of education has been a talk about since the pandemic hit us in 2020, and it has severe consequences. Steps and directions have been taken by the Ministry of Education in Malaysia to stop students from falling in the first place. Since hybrid learning was declared in November 2021, there are not many changes thus far in the education system and life as more students drop out of their studies. This issue is indeed a tragedy why and has raised the question of whether the direction taken and done by the Education Ministry has failed. Therefore it is a pressing issue for educators and policymakers to resolve as the country cannot afford to have a generation who have missed out on their education.
Factors Influencing the Prescribing Behavior of Medicines by Physician’s: A Study on Anti-Allergic Drugs in and around Hyderabad, India.
Authors: Bandi Viswanath , Dey Subroto Kumar , Rao ORS
Published: October 2023

The Physician’s prescription decision is a complex process that involves a variety of effects. In numerous cases, the choices of physician’s are multifactorial and may take up several strategies when making their prescribing decision, and several kinds of critical heuristics in conducting their duties of patient treatment. Previous studies conducted in different countries deployed various complex propositions to understand how several factors impact physician’s decision-making in their general practice. However, to the best of our knowledge, most of the propositions can’t solely explain the medical rule decision of physicians and affiliated factors. This has redounded in demands for further theoretical exploration to develop better interventions demanded towards understanding the dynamics of physician’s prescribing decision process. The main objective of our research is to develop a framework and understand the factors affecting the physician’s prescribing behavior among respiratory physicians (ENT+Chest Physicians) in and around Hyderabad, India. The individual independent factors based on which framework has been constructed were derived from the literature review, including the questionnaire, and integrated the same with a personality assessment instrument for testing the model and hypothesis of each independent factor on the physician’s prescribing behavior. The determined sample size was 170 physicians with various practice set-ups. For Analyzing the data mixed approach has been adopted consisting of both descriptive and inferential statistical methods comprising of factor analysis, correlation analysis, and regression analysis using the SPSS 21 version. The results showed that a physician’s prescribing behavior is influenced by a set of factors namely, Product related factors, physician professional factors, and Physician’s personality factors. Product Promotional factors from various pharmaceutical organizations, could not influence physicians in their prescribing decision, as the items forming this factor could not reach statistically significant levels.
Industry 4.0 and its Implication on the Job Market: A Conceptual Review
Authors: Azahari Liza Mariah , Ahmad Fadzila Azni , Ramlee Nur Suryiani
Published: October 2023

We are now entering the fourth wave of technological advancement known as Industry 4.0, which heralds the rise of new digital industrial technology, as modern technology evolves faster than ever before. Adopting technological advancements will undoubtedly result in significant productivity gains as processes become faster and more efficient, resulting in higher-quality products at lower costs This study aims to explore the challenges of Industry 4.0 as a disruptive innovation towards the job market. This exploration will include perspectives from industrial experts as well as academicians. Therefore, this study will utilize qualitative methods from secondary data to conduct a conceptual review from both conventional and Islamic perspectives. Based on the findings, it is clear that since the fourth industrial revolution involves digitization of industrial processes, there are some jobs which will be made obsolete, whilst on the other hand, new jobs are also created as a result of Industry 4.0 fundamentally requiring new skills. The study also identifies initiatives that have been done towards Industry 4.0 with focus on the job market and outlines potential areas for future research.
The Influence of Servicescape Toward the Customer Experience in Enhancing Tourist Revisit Intention
Authors: Ambarwati Maria Francisca Lies , So Idris Gautama , Abdinagoro Sri Bramantoro , Pradipto Yosef Dedy
Published: October 2023

This study aims to analyze the impact of Servicescape on Customer Experience and Tourist Revisit Intention in trendy tourist destinations, utilizing a quantitative approach. The primary data for this study were collected from 160 respondents belonging to Generations Y and Z, who had visited various tourist destinations across multiple locations in Indonesia. The random sampling technique was employed to select the participants. The collected data were processed using SEM-PLS programs. The findings of this study reveal a positive and significant influence of Servicescape on Customer Experience. Additionally, Servicescape demonstrates a positive and significant effect on Tourist Revisit Intention, while Customer Experience also exhibits a positive and significant impact on Tourist Revisit Intention. Furthermore, Servicescape exhibits a positive and significant effect on Tourist Revisit Intention, mediated by Customer Experience. In conclusion, this study highlights that an enhanced level of Customer Experience positively influences Tourist Revisit Intention. Moreover, the higher the level of Customer Experience, the greater the increase in Tourist Revisit Intention.
Exploring the Mobility of Older Adults in Urban Environments: A Proposal
Authors: Abdul Kader Jailani Sri Fatiany , Omar Emi Normalina , Mohamad Yunus Noor’ain , Maon Siti Noorsuriani , Hassan Naffisah Mohd
Published: October 2023

The issue of ageing is a global concern, and as urban areas develop, the proportion of citizens aged 60 and over increases. The percentage of Malaysians aged 65 and older increased from 6.5% in 2018 to 6.7% in 2019. In a decade, Malaysia is anticipated to attain the status of an ageing nation, with at least 15 percent of the population being 60 or older. By 2056, Malaysia will be a "super-aged society," as 20% of its population will be over the age of 65. In accordance with the 11th Malaysian Plan (2016–2020), Malaysia has launched the Smart City Initiative to prioritise the welfare of its 'rakyat' people. In addition, the government has unveiled the Intelligent Transport System Blueprint (2017–2022) to modernise the existing transport system. The global trend of an ageing population influences numerous aspects and facilities, including healthcare, financial services, urban planning, transportation, and religious centres. To improve the quality of life for the elderly, their residential environment must be modified. In terms of healthcare services and physical accessibility, elderly mobility presents difficulties. Consequently, the primary objective of this study is to investigate the factors that enable elderly people with smart mobility to access public spaces and transport facilities. To achieve these goals, the research design employs a qualitative approach. This study contributes to the development of smart cities and transport planning, which can support the sustainable mobility of the elderly in Malaysia, a nation confronting the challenges of an ageing population. In addition, the study will address the requirements of the elderly by incorporating the ageing population into national development plans and reevaluating existing planning alongside physical development zones. These initiatives are consistent with the National Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which seek to improve the quality of life for the elderly population.
Motivation in Holding a Virtual Music Concert: A Case Study on Local Musicians in the Maluku Region
Authors: Situmorang Setyabudhi Rahardjo , Ngilawana Julsfred , Kurniawan Rachmat
Published: October 2023

Musicians are at the forefront of musical performances both offline and online, meaning that without musicians there will be no show that can be watched and human-generated music. This needs more serious attention because Ambon has become the World's City of Music. The efforts made by musicians in Ambon were very persistent even though they encountered many obstacles, starting from working on their own recordings, collaborating with their musician friends, and seeking their own information on how to make their work widely known outside the city of Ambon. During the pandemic, they were active in their work because the situation did not allow them to perform offline performances. They work aimlessly to make money through Youtube media, just to fill activities and vent their taste in music. The motivation that occurs is a motivation based on self-determination theory related to autonomy, competence, and connection or connection with other people. Musicians need alternative media that can accommodate their needs to display their expertise in music. Youtube has proven to be a place to "vent" the desire for music, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic. Youtube has even become a portfolio for them.
Disruption of Aid Distribution to Flood Victims During Flood Disasters in Malaysia
Authors: Noor Mastura Mohd , Abdul Munir Zarina , Kaliani Sundram Veera Pandiyan , Abdul Razak Norfadzillah , Mat Azmi
Published: October 2023

This study examines factors that disrupted humanitarian aid in response to the flood disaster crisis in Malaysia. These factors if not identified and addressed will hinder aid support from stakeholders at large, especially the non-governmental organizations. This paper describes the two factors to have significantly disrupted the operation, which were uncoordinated information and collaboration deficiency. Using cross-sectional survey data collected from a sample of 153 NGO members, this study performed multivariate analysis in the theoretical model to test these factors. Results indicated that collaboration deficiency is the key factor that disrupted the aid distribution process. Findings from this study proposed a sound framework to improve humanitarian aid distribution thus to improve the quality and management of humanitarian supply chain to flood victims managed by NGOs during a crisis. In addition, for practitioners, this paper can help in improving the quality and management of humanitarian supply chain to flood victims managed by NGOs during flood disasters. The novelty of this study is achieved when the study successfully identifies the impact of uncoordinated information and collaboration deficiency that makes disruption of aid distribution during flood disaster.
Mobile Learning in Medical Coding Course
Authors: Abdul Aziz Nor Intan Shamimi , Ab Latiff Dilla Syadia , Maon Siti Noorsuriani , Anuar Annurizal
Published: October 2023

Medical coding comprises the assignment of appropriate ICD-10 codes to patient diagnoses through coding exercises. However, due to their lack of knowledge, students often commit coding errors, resulting in incorrect code assignments. The purpose of developing Medical Coding Simulation (MedCoS) is therefore to help students improve their motor and technical skills in challenging environments. This research aims to predict how likely students are to use MedCoS by analysing their attitudes (AT), subjective norms (SN), and perceived behavioural control (PBC). In order to achieve this objective, descriptive, reliability, and multiple regression analyses were conducted using SPSS. The study involves students from the fifth and sixth semesters who took both courses. The majority of respondents (90.2%, n = 102) were between the ages of 23 and 24. The findings suggest that the attitudes and perceived behavioral control of students can predict their intend to use MedCoS. This significant result enables MedCoS to plan the next phase of application development in order to effectively enhance course performance.
IMPLEMENTING TECHNOLOGY IN CREATIVE INDUSTRY (BENCHMARKING STUDY IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES)
Authors: Irjayanti Maya
Published: October 2023

One significant shortcoming in increasing productivity of creative industry especially in developing country such Indonesia or other ASIAN countries is finding the appropriate technology to be used by considering the need, how to select, and technical support for the use of technology. Furthermore the lack of technology access also became an important constraint for creative industrialists to be more effective  in running their business for winning the global competition.This study aim to identify the model of technology used by the developed countries to be implemented by ASIAN creative industries by doing the bench-marking study from several well-known and steady countries in implementing the optimal technology as the key to the successful global business operation.

The methodology use for this purpose is using the three stages for the selection model and procedure, i.e. objective, analysis, and output. In first stage the research try to define the objective of what are the creative industrialist trying to achieve in using the technology, by answering why it is important, does it realistic, and could it be achievable. The analysis stage as the second stage is using the SHTEFIE principle, i.e. social, health, technological, economic, financial, institutional, and environmental consideration and constraint in implementing the technology. The output stage as the final stage is the purpose of this research itself, where the industrialist would select the technology and set appropriate standards and controls in using it.

The findings of the paper include the model of technology selection, the step by step procedures, the consideration and limitation analysis, and the technology standards and controls for the creative industry. Conclusions are drawn that implementing technology in such a creative industry should consider several steps and procedures and also the technical adoption, due to its unique and specific industry characteristics. The paper closes with future research recommendations on validating the model in each of 14 creative industry categories and try to find the specificity of each category in technology consideration and standards.
An Investigation of Engineers Knowledge on Supply Chain Requirements in Manufacturing Process
Authors: Hairul Rizad Md Sapry
Published: October 2023

In the supply chain management process, many people are involved in different activities to achieve company goals. The effectiveness of the supply chain process mainly relies on the knowledge of the people that are directly or indirectly involved in the process. However, some people involved in the supply chain process have little awareness of their role and responsibilities in the supply chain process. These groups of people mainly are the company staff involved indirectly in the supply chain process. This research is conducted to investigate the knowledge of engineers that play a crucial role in the manufacturing process. The research is exploratory in nature where a qualitative approach using the focus group interview was conducted to uncover the theme and issue on the subject research. The study has made several findings that contribute to research and supply chain practitioners that can help to improve engineer's contribution in the supply chain process and can be referred to as a business case to understand the knowledge of engineers in the supply chain in the manufacturing environment.
The Implementation of Brand Awareness Strategies to Attract New Customer to the Company : Action Research Approach
Authors: Sanil Hishan S , Khairiah Hussin
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this paper is to measure the implementation of brand awareness strategies to attract new customer into the company. The study aims ‘To identify the issues related to the brand awareness of the company’s products among its potential and existing customers, to implement the intervention to increase the brand awareness of the company’s products and ‘To recommend marketing plan to increase brand awareness of the company’s products. The study used the mix method approach. The study was divided into two stages, Qualitative study was conducted for cycle 1, to identify the problems and to propose the interventions. In second stage, in Quantitative analysis was used to measure the effectiveness of the intervention in cycle 1 and cycle 2. For the qualitative study, thematic analysis approach was used for data analysis using NVivo software. For quantitative data and online survey questionnaire was distributed to 60 new potential customers. A descriptive and T-test analysis was carried out using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) software. Consequently, the triangulation approach was used to combine all quantitative and qualitative results to produce a reliable outcome. Based on the observation, there is a difference between the mean and standard deviation ratings for both before and after implementing the intervention. Hence, the null hypothesis was rejected, and the result showed that there is a difference between before and after the intervention implementation. In Cycle 2 Action Research, Quantitative method was used in this analysis. For quantitative data and research methods, an online survey questionnaire already been provided to 100 of customers. A descriptive and T-test analysis has been carried out using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) software. The company’s social media participation score remained comparatively modest. As a result, new future intervention should be updated based on study outcomes and company preferences.
The Role of People in Global Development
Authors: Iljas Nuphanudin , Dani Achdani  , Dudung Abdurachman  , Deddy Muhibah Pribadi
Published: October 2023

In modern times, nations as the protagonists of social progress have certainly played an important role in shaping modern civilization. However, it was not the Western countries that created this civilization. At different times, different people and countries played an important role in this common process. In other words, modern leaders are not the sole driver of social development. Therefore, the role of the incomplete civilizations of Western civilization needs to be considered in the development of society. This contribution analyzes the most appropriate relational method between modern and imperfect civilizations.
Online Volunteered Doctors in Searching for Balance: Strategies for Success
Authors: Norzaila Mohamad Nor
Published: October 2023

Information and communication technologies (ICT) are now central to professional career, community life, social and personal relationships as well as connecting everyone through a range of devices at home and work, in open spaces, and while on the move. By integrating the ICT, the virtual work arrangement facilitates online volunteer in organizing their jobs, providing the autonomy to select the best work setting in fulfilling individual’s work and family needs. The case study aims to investigate at how medical doctors coped when they volunteered online, as well as the strategies they established. The data were collected using an in-depth interview from seventeen informants chosen through combination of purposive and snowball sampling. Thematic analysis was performed to analyze the data. The findings indicate that the doctors are able to establish boundaries between work and family by implementing four strategies: leveraging ICT, adjusting time management, utilizing others and prioritizing. Most importantly, this study provided evidence-based suggestions to those who volunteer online on how to develop effective strategies that will dramatically improve long-term success in the virtual health community.
Cases on Technologies in Education from Classroom 2.0 to Society 5.0
Authors: Jonathan Bishop
Published: October 2023

As the use of technology spreads throughout communities, it is a natural progression that those resources will be given to classrooms. In order to provide the best education possible, all resources must be used. Learning, however, is not only done within the classroom; community learning (such as Society 4.0 and Society 5.0) involves remote learning and learning in the community. Cases on Technologies in Education From Classroom 2.0 to Society 5.0 presents case studies on the best practices from practitioners using future technologies for education beyond the classroom. The content within the book specifically includes Classroom 2.0 (networking of education institutions and learners), School 3.0 (situated learning in community venues beyond the classroom), Society 4.0 (sharing education practice and delivering learning remotely), and Society 5.0 (ubiquitous education in smart cities, towns, and villages). Covering topics such as cross-community education, ed-tech, and innovation paths, this invited talk is an in-depth look at how to embed technology into the way education is delivered, as well as educational software developers, IT consultants, researchers, students, academicians, and teachers looking to enhance the way they educate their learners through technology.
Learning Media Content Interactive Video Presentation Oriented Creative Problem Solving Model: A Validity Test
Authors: Fadhli Ranuharja
Published: October 2023

This study aims to obtain data on the feasibility or validation of digital interactive learning media oriented to Creative Problem Solving. Data processing carried out is qualitative and quantitative data. To analyze the research data using quantitative descriptive analysis techniques. Content Validity (CVI) is an approach taken to obtain validity test scores. From the results of the validity test, the results of the media aspect were 0.93, the material aspect was 0.95, then the Education Expert assessment aspect was 0.91. The test results can be translated as digital interactive learning video media oriented to the Creative Problem Solving model, which is very relevant to be developed because it has been tested in terms of media material and testing by Education Experts.