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COLOURS ON SIKKA ARTS COUNCIL LOGO "WANIANA"
Authors: Minggo Frenomena , Hidayatulla Taufan
Published: July 2024

This study aims to find out the philosophy and meaning of the use of color in the logo of the Sikka Arts Council called Waniana. The Sikka Arts Council has a role as an institution that protects and cares for arts activists in Sikka District. The waniana logo itself consists of three color combinations including white, brown and blue. This study uses a qualitative approach to discuss the meaning of colors in the Waniana logo visual. The Waniana logo is the object of research chosen in this study. This research shows that the colors used in the Waniana logo are in accordance with the image, characteristics and vision and mission of Waniana. The results of this study are expected to provide a wider repertoire
ILLUSTRATED BOOK AS A MEDIA OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE MYTH OF KALIMANTAN KUYANG VERSION OF ACHMAD BENBELA
Authors: Nugraha Rifki , Miftahuddin Ganjar , Kurniawan Ivan
Published: July 2024

We examined the phenomenon of the myth of kuyang originating from Kalimantan. In the past, it may have only been stories from village to village in Kalimantan but now it is adapted through information media in the form of books, one of which is Achmad Benbela's novel entitled "Kuyang". The novel focuses on a long narrative and few illustrations so that the information is less clearly described. So it needs to be seen using verbal and visual approach methods in conveying information. In the results of this study due to the lack of reading level so that the media illustration book is more in demand by the public. So that the researcher makes an illustrated book adapted from a novel by Achmad Benbela.
LEADER CHARACTER AND BOSS CHARACTER IN THE ANIME YOUKOSO JITSURYOKU SHIJOU SHUGI NO KYOUSHITSU E
Authors: Natamiharja Risman Taufik Rohendi , Febrianty Fenny
Published: July 2024

This study aims to identify and understand the characteristics of a leader and a boss depicted in the anime Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e and whether the characteristics of a boss and a leader are different using an objective approach. The research method used in this research is descriptive analysis method which aims to describe or explain the data systematically. This research uses an objective approach. The results of this study explain that the characteristics of a boss and a leader are different. The differences can be seen in how they lead a group or organization
ANIMATED CHARACTERS OF SASA AND WIWIT IN PUBLIC SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS AS INFORMATION ON THE BENEFITS OF OIL PALM BY BPDPKS (PALM PLANTATION FUND MANAGEMENT AGENCY)
Authors: Renita Dessy Tasya , Isfiaty Tiara
Published: July 2024

Palm oil is an important industrial crop as a source of cooking oil, industrial oil and fuel. Indonesia, as the world's largest producer, plays a strategic role in the global economy with the palm oil sector providing millions of jobs. However, smear campaigns regarding palm oil from other countries have become a controversial issue. The Palm Oil Plantation Fund Management Agency (BPDPKS) plays a role in spreading positive information about palm oil, including through public service advertisements that use 2D animation. In this advertisement, the characters Sasa and Wiwit are used as icons to convey information about the benefits of palm oil to the public. This research aims to analyze the animated characters Sasa and Wiwit in BPDPKS Public Service Advertisements which use 2D animation. This analysis is important to understand how an animated character can convey an effective message or information to the public.
ELEMENTS OF PLAGIARISM IN NIRMANA 2D ASSIGNMENTS WITH THE CONCEPT OF PRIMARY COLORS
Authors: Nasruddin Merlina Fatimah
Published: July 2024

Plagiarism in the creative arts refers to the act of copying or closely imitating the ideas, styles, techniques, or actual works of another artist without authorization, proper acknowledgment, or crediting the original source. This research aims to identify what aspects are related to the concept of shape and color composition in the work so that it indicates the existence of plagiarism in a student's work. This research is qualitative research which focuses on identifying similar characteristics in each work as the research object. With the background of the formation of the hypothesis stated previously, this research uses a sampling method that includes purposive sampling with the Homogeneous sampling type. There are many similarities in the concept and composition of the elements of design, such as the rhythm of a curved line like a scroll of paper as an object, the proportions, and the concept of color value between two or three colors
THE USE OF ATEJI IN JAPANESE LIGHT NOVEL SEKAI SAIKOU NO ANSATSUSHA ISEKAI KIZOKU NI TENSEI SURU
Authors: Umam Fajri Khoerul , Ali Mohammad
Published: July 2024

This research aims to describe the forms of ateji that appear in light novels based on the theory stated by Shirose (2012). The source of this research comes from Japanese light novel volumes 4-6 'Sekai Saikou No Ansatsusha, Isekai Kizoku Ni Tensei Suru'. This research used a descriptive qualitative method with a note-taking technique. The result is there are 25 ateji found in this novel which is if the same word of ateji appears, are eliminated and the result becomes 20 ateji. 5 classifications match and can be grouped into this classification. From these results, most of the distribution of ateji in the novel is in the classification of foreign languages, followed by the classification of ateji as pronoun, classification of ateji as an pronoun which complement each other, ateji that shows acronyms in foreign languages, and ateji special creation in this novel
CHINA'S ECONOMIC CYBER STRATEGY IN FACING ECONOMIC CYBER THREATS 2020 - 2023
Authors: Putri Sylvia Octa , Farras S Hanna Tri Indah , Rachman Dio Fathul , Septiana Intan Fauzi , Sihombing Jerry Yeremiah
Published: July 2024

Digital technology has succeeded in making it easier for a country to analyse data, development, improvement of a performance or product which is then included in a network. These advances in digital technology also have a risk impact on security issues. This research examines the cybereconomic strategy applied by China in dealing with the threat of economic cybers between 2020 and 2023. With the rapid growth of information technology, China faces significant challenges in ensuring its economic cybersecurity. This research analyses the steps taken by the Chinese government to address economic cyber threats, including increased regulation, investment in cybersecurity, and cyber diplomacy efforts. In this study the researcher uses a qualitative method. Qualitative method is a research or observational procedure that produces descriptive data that emphasizes the concept of a problem in research. The findings suggest that China has adopted a comprehensive and proactive approach to protecting its economic cybersecurity, although it still faces significant challenges. The implication of this research is the importance of technological innovation in overcoming economic cyber threats in the era of digital globalization.
IMPACT OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON BUSINESS RESULTS OF ENTERPRISES - TEXTILE AND GARMENT INDUSTRY IN THE
Authors: Tran Ai Huu , Tran Dung Anh
Published: July 2024

Social capital has a long history of development in economically developed countries. Business results of enterprises are significantly increased when applying social capital. Qualitative research is used in the following order: (1) Find new factors and relationships between social capital and business results, (2) Calibrate the scale of each factor of the model to suit the textile industry. Then, combine it with quantitative exploratory research with the tool Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA), Test the reliability coefficient, Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA), Test the model and research hypothesis. research (CB-SEM) and Bootstrap testing in the theoretical model, there are 6 research factors: (1) Leadership social capital, (2) Internal social capital, (3) External social capital, (4) Acquisition of knowledge, (5) Enterprise product innovation and (6) Business results
THE ART OF ENGLISH USAGES – LESSONS LEARNT FROM A TEACHER DEVELOPMENT FIELD TRIP
Authors: Tan Nguyen Thi
Published: July 2024

Field trip is one of the most indispensable ways of learning which has been widely recommend by research scholars, learning English in real life contexts is not a rarity to maximize learners’ language capability and universal understanding. However, several groups of Vietnamese English students may not have fully validated the knowledge fact about the key role of English learning recently. This narrative qualitative study conducted by an English teacher is to reveal the tangible benefits of English learning through a teacher development field trip in England, the United Kingdom for students’ personal education goals and teachers’ professional development aspirations.
COINTEGRATION AND INTERDEPENDENCY OF GOVERNMENT BOND YIELD: EVIDENCE FROM ASEAN-4, INDIA, AND CHINA WITH GLOBAL GOVERNMENT BONDS YIELD
Authors: Hutabarat Andro Maruli Pandapotan , Wibowo Buddi
Published: July 2024

The purpose of the study is to explore cointegration and interdependency of 10 years government bond yield of ASEAN-4 countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand), India, and China with global government bond yield of USA, Germany, and Japan. The research applied estimating model of Vector Autoregression (VAR) and Granger Causality/Block Xxogeneity Wald Test to observe two-way relationship between variables and employ weekly data of 10 years government bond current yield of each country from January 2007 until December 2022. After discovering that all exogenous variable (USA, Germany, and Japan) is independent through Granger Causality/Block Xxogeneity test, the long-run relationship is assessed with Johansen test. The outcome showed that there are no cointegration (long-run relationship) between 10 years government bond yield for ASEAN-4 countries, India, and China with global government bond yield of USA, Germany, and Japan. Short-run relationship estimated with VAR model and the result obtained that all government bond yields for ASEAN-4, India and China are mostly predicted by their own past lags. Furthermore, unlike other country in the research, Philippines and China are seen to be independent from global government bonds (USA, Germany, and Japan). The finding on this study enriched research that focused on observing relationship between countries, especially the smaller number of research that focused on long term government bond for ASEAN countries and developed countries. In addition, the research unlocked insights for investor on their investment strategy as well as for regulator in determining yield coupon as part of strategic policy by leveraging visibility of 10 years government bonds interdependency of developing and developed countries.
ENHANCING LEGAL POLICIES IN THE LOGISTICS SECTOR IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL INTEGRATION IN VIETNAM
Authors: Phuong Le Thi Nam
Published: July 2024

This study assesses and suggests enhancements to the legal framework governing the logistics sector in Vietnam, particularly in light of its integration into the global economy. The research begins by examining Vietnam's strategic position in the global supply chain and the significant potential of the logistics industry, along with current challenges such as high costs and uneven infrastructure. The analysis then continues by reviewing the existing legal policy framework, including laws, decrees, and regulations, emphasizing the importance of issuing comprehensive and context-appropriate policies aligned with the industry's development reality.
The concept of "green logistics" is highlighted as a development trend, with Vietnam having signed and implemented various Free Trade Agreements, supporting enhanced trade connections and international standard integration. The study also identifies deficiencies in the current policy system and suggests improvements through the issuance of relevant and timely policy documents, along with the development of sustainable seaports. The research concludes that perfecting legal policies for the logistics sector is essential to promote its sustainable development in Vietnam.
STRATEGIC ADJUSTMENT OF RUSSIA, THE UNITED STATES, CHINA AND VIETNAM’S RESPONSE
Authors: Yen Pham Thi
Published: July 2024

This article aims to assess the strategic shifts of Russia, the US, and China since the early 21st century and analyze Vietnam's corresponding responses. Utilizing two established methodologies in international relations research—policy analysis and historical research—the author seeks to provide clarity on the subject. The policy analysis method aids in understanding a nation's motives, interests, and actions by examining its implemented policies, while the historical research method offers a comprehensive view by organizing events and data chronologically and spatially. Findings suggest that Russia, influenced by events like the Ukraine conflict, has strengthened ties with China, while China and the US have adopted more adaptable strategies to extend their global influence. These adjustments, with a shared focus on the Asia-Pacific region, hold implications for Southeast Asian countries, particularly Vietnam. Amidst global complexities, Vietnam maintains its commitment to independent foreign policy, pursuing a "dynamic balance" with major powers. The article concludes that due to strategic interest conflicts, competition among these nations will persist, prompting Vietnam to maintain a balanced diplomatic approach, even if it involves navigating delicate relationships—a metaphorical "tightrope" of equilibrium amidst uncertainty
SELECTIVE EXPOSURE OF PERSUASIVE COMMUNICATION IN COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING BOTTLED DRINKING WATER PRODUCTS
Authors: Tarmawan Irwan ,   Visual Communication Design, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Fadillah Raditya ,   Visual Communication Design, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung
Published: July 2024

Advertising has a very important role in influencing and attracting the attention of the audience. Effective advertising will build awareness and create perceptions in minds and purchasing decisions. Packaged beverage products are products that still rely on advertising in their marketing. Le Minerale is one of the products that consistently issues advertisements when offering its products. One of the advertisements for Le Mineral products is an advertisement that has a persuasive communication with selective exposure which is very strongly remembered by the audience. The aim of this research is to determine the effectiveness of persuasive communication carried out through selective exposure to aspects of the message that are easily remembered by the audience. This research uses a persuasive communication analysis method through selective message exposure. Le Minerale advertisements build messages selectively in certain parts of the overall message conveyed. Selective exposure to persuasive communication strengthens the message fragments received by the audience to form a special stimulus that the audience tends to pay attention to. In the Le Minerale advertisement, there is a strengthening of the message “kaya ada manis-manisnya” rich, there is sweetness as a form of selective exposure that is strongly remembered and built in the minds of the target audience. In conclusion, the advertising approach tends to use rational appeals with a frequency or duration that is high enough so that a memorable message will be created, whereas with selective exposure the emphasis is emphasized to become the strength of the message that is remembered. Meanwhile, in placing arguments, climax and anticlimax message structures are used, namely placing the most significant arguments at the beginning and end of the advertisement. This research has an impact on the power of selective exposure which plays a very significant role in building persuasive communication.
NAVIGATING COMMUNICATION DYNAMICS: COUNSELOR-RESIDENT INTERACTIONS IN THE AFTERCARE PHASE AT SEKAR MAWAR REHABILITATION CENTER
Authors: Yasundari Yasundari ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia, Rais Rismawaty , Sulyanti Sindi ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research explores the communication process between counselors and residents during the aftercare phase at the Sekar Mawar Drug Rehabilitation Center. This study mainly uses the qualitative research method of in-depth interview, combined with the observation. Employing a qualitative descriptive research design, the study focuses on primary and secondary communication processes, as well as communication patterns. Utilizing purposive sampling, four participants, including two residents and two counselors, were selected from the center. Data collection methods comprised library research, in-depth interviews, observation, documentation, and online data tracking. Data analysis involved collection, reduction, presentation, and conclusion-drawing. Findings reveal that communication occurs through oral, written, and visual means, with communication patterns including one-way, two-way, and multi-way communication. The study concludes that communication between counselors and residents at Sekar Mawar is conducive and multidirectional. Suggestions include counselors maintaining consistent responsibilities, and further research on long-term effects and monitoring. This study contributes to understanding effective communication processes in drug rehabilitation settings, emphasizing the importance of continued research and monitoring
SIGN SYSTEM AS AN INFORMATION MEDIA SOLUTION AT CURUG TILU LEUWI OPAT
Authors: Wantoro Wantoro ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia, Tangyong Andreas Hirditanium ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This paper discusses the implementation of sign system design new at the Curug Tilu Leuwi Opat tourist attraction located in Parongpong, Bandung Barat, Indonesia. Based on observations made directly at the location,sign system which previously existed were in poor condition, such as not being maintained, not clearly visible, inconsistent use of materials, and not representing the identity of the place. The problem is what arises is that tourists often get lost or can't find out all the facilities and rules that apply because the size of the area owned. The sign system ultimately becomes very important for tourist attractions. The method used is to analyze the characteristics of the place, target audience and field needs. The design of the new sign system at Curug Tilu Leuwi Opat consists of: identification sign system, directions, and regulations (prohibitions & warnings). This new sign system can provide the top solution problems that occurred at Curug Tilu Leuwi Opat
ANALYSIS OF SUCCESS FACTORS FOR TRANS METRO BANDUNG BUS STOPS
Authors: Rohmawati Tatik ,   Department of Government Science, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Indonesia, Hidayat Fadlan Karunia ,   Department of Government Science, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

The aim of the research is to determine the success factors of the Trans Metro Bandung bus stop in terms of physical facilities, capital and human resources. The theory used by Sedarmayanti is that the effectiveness of a program can be seen from inputs including physical facilities, capital and human resources. The research method is a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques through observation, data studies and interviews. Informants included Bandung City Transportation Department officials and people using Trans Metro Bandung buses using purposive techniques. The results of the research show that the factors for the success of the Bandung Trans Metro Bus Stop in terms of physical facilities, capital and human resources are not yet effective because the infrastructure is still lacking, costs are still limited and human resources are still small. Of course this research has a big impact on the public. TMB bus users
ANALYZING TOTAL DEBT AND INTEREST INCOME'S IMPACT ON NET PROFIT GROWTH
Authors: Astuti Wati Aris ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Santiyani Widia ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research aims to analyze empirical evidence of the influence of total debt and interest income on net profit in the banking sector listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange during the 2018-2022 period. The method used in this research is a descriptive verification method with a quantitative approach. The data used is secondary data obtained from financial profit and loss reports accessed via www.idx.co.id. The research population consisted of 47 companies, with 33 of them selected as samples using a purposive sampling strategy. Data analysis using panel data regression analysis, taking a 5 year time series and cross section of 165 data, and using Fixed Effect Model estimation. The data was processed using the E-views 12 software application. The research results showed that total debt had a significant influence on net profit. Likewise, interest income also has a significant effect on net profit. These findings provide important insights into the relationship between capital structure and banking financial performance, which can serve as a guide for decision makers in managing risk and increasing company profitability.
SLANGS IN ARCTIC MONKEYS’ SONG: A STUDY OF SOCIOLINGUISTICS
Authors: Nurindra Muhammad Faiq Athallah ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia, Sari Retno Purwani ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This objective of this research is to investigate social and cultural meanings while examining the English teens’ slang used by Arctic Monkeys in their songs. Achieving this research goal, a descriptive qualitative approach provided empirical stages. In the data collection stage, listening the songs and reading the lyrics of Arctic Monkeys song were the main activities. These activities were proceeded by analysing and describing the cultural and social concepts conveyed in the slang, utilizing sociolinguistic perspectives during the analysis stage. The results reveal that the slangs in Arctic Monkeys’ songs reflect the band’s social and cultural meanings, giving the lyrics a unique character. The influence of Yorkshire values involves in the creation of the slangs, adding depth and authenticity to the narratives, shaping the band’s identity, and contributing to the discourse of music culture
MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS OF STUDENTS IN CHOOSING JAPANESE LITERATURE STUDY PROGRAM AT A PRIVATE UNIVERSITY IN BANDUNG
Authors: Musyaafa Muhammad Faiz Khoerul ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Indonesia, Setiana Soni Mulyawan ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

During learning a foreign language, motivation is really essential, particularly Japanese. A student who wants to perform well will require more motivation to obtain the necessary results. Therefore, the goal of this study is to find out why students chose the Japanese Literature Study Program. This study used a quantitative descriptive research approach to discover the variables that influence students' decisions. Thirty first-year students participated in this study, which included questions regarding a range of topics, including family history, future goals, incentive to live in one's region, desire to visit Japan, and reputation of the university. As the survey's results showed, these elements were crucial in helping students decide decisions. The students discussed their interests in pursuing jobs in fields utilizing the language, teaching or lecturing, and working for Japanese firms. They also considered the university's excellent standing while making their decisions.
CONSTRUCTIVIST THEORY IN ANALYZING CYBERWAR BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA
Authors: Fatima Kharisma Putri Nur ,   Department of International Relations, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia, Triwahyuni Dewi ,   Department of International Relations, Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research aims to analyze cyberwar between the United States and China based on a constructivist perspective. Constructivism is an alternative view that offers the basic idea that international structure is a social construction. By using a qualitative approach, the results of this research show that according to a constructivist perspective, cyberwar is seen as anarchy, which means that war in cyberspace will remain a fantasy if the United States views China cooperatively. On the contrary, cyberwar will become a reality and have the impact of becoming a real war if the United States views China in a conflictual manner. The conclusion is, to ensure peace in cyberspace, the two countries need to interact with each other, so that there will be similarities in perception which can foster an attitude of mutual understanding, shared norms, and respect for identity which ultimately changes their perception as friends rather than enemies.
VARIATIONS IN THE PRONUNCIATION OF [ɸƜ] IN SUNDANESE SPEAKERS
Authors: Hermawan Gerri Aliansyah ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia, Arianingsih Anisa ,   Universitas Komputer Indonesia, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This study aims to find out the variation of Japanese [ɸɯ] sound pronunciation when pronounced by speakers with Sundanese background. The theory that the author uses to find out the answer to the problem formulation is the theory of acoustic phonetics and articulatory phonetics. This study used a qualitative descriptive research method. The respondents of this study are Sundanese speakers divided into two parts, namely 3 men and 3 women. The results of this research are Sundanese speakers have 4 variations when pronouncing the sound [ɸɯ], namely Bilabial Fricative sound with Imperforate vowel [ɸɯ], Bilabial Fricative sound with Round vowel [fu], Bilabial Plosive sound with Round vowel [pu], Bilabial Fricative sound with Unrounded vowel [fɯ], and Bilabial Fricative sound with Unrounded vowel [ɸu]. Bilabial Plosive sound variation [pu] occurs in Sundanese speakers who have basic ability, Bilabial Fricative sound variation [ɸu], [fu], [fɯ] occurs in Sundanese speakers who have intermediate ability, Sound variation [ɸɯ] occurs in Sundanese speakers who have advanced ability
THE SETTLEMENT OF COMPETITION BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA IN CYBERSPACE IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF LIBERALISM
Authors: Kututung Rachel Maria Naomi ,   Department of International Relations, Indonesian Computer University, Bandung, Indonesia, Triwahyuni Dewi ,   Department of International Relations, Indonesian Computer University, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research analyzes liberalism's theoretical view of the US-China cyber conflict with a focus on international cooperation frameworks, cyber ethical norms, and diplomatic mechanisms. The method used is a literature study with a liberalism theory approach to cyberwar. The goal is to find a solution to the U.S.-China rivalry through sustained efforts, strong commitment, and global cooperation. By seeing cyberwar as a common challenge, liberalism theory is expected to build a safer, fairer, and more cooperative cyber order. Research also considers the role of international institutions, the private sector, and civil society in the context of global cybersecurity. The research impact of this study may provide a foundation for further discussion of how liberalism theory can be applied in the context of global cybersecurity. This could stimulate further research and in-depth policy discussion on how to build a safer, fairer, and more cooperative cyber order.
ECOSYSTEM-DRIVEN GROWTH: THE EFFECT OF ITERATIVE STRATEGIES AND LEAN PROGRAMS ON STARTUP PERFORMANCE IN JABODETABEK, INDONESIA
Authors: Aulia Muhammad Fahreza ,   Universitas Garut, Garut, Indonesia, Alamanda Dini Turipanam , Zuhdi Ubaidillah , Anggadwita Grisna ,   Universitas Garut, Garut, Indonesia,   Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Surabaya, Surabaya, Indonesia,   Telkom University, Bandung, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research explores the influence of the startup ecosystem on the performance of startups in the Jabodetabek area, focusing on iterative incremental strategies and lean startup programs as mediators. Adopting a quantitative approach, the study employs Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) to analyze data from startups with 1-10 years of operation. The findings reveal that both iterative incremental strategies and lean startup programs significantly mediate the relationship between the startup ecosystem and startup performance, leading to improvements in market optimization, innovation, and sustainability. The study concludes that the supportive structures of the startup ecosystem, when effectively leveraged through iterative and lean methodologies, enhance startup performance across financial and non-financial metrics. This research underscores the critical role of agile and responsive strategies in navigating the complexities of the dynamic startup landscape, providing actionable insights for policymakers and practitioners to foster a more vibrant and sustainable startup ecosystem. The implications of this study extend beyond the local context, offering a model for enhancing startup performance through ecosystem support and strategic agility, potentially informing policy and program development in other regions
DEVELOPING ASEAN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY’S FRAMEWORK USING BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE APPROACH
Authors: Amin Abdusy Syakur ,   Universitas Pasundan, Bandung, Indonesia, Hermina Tinneke ,   Universitas Garut, Garut, Indonesia
Published: July 2024

This research investigates the potential of Business Intelligence Technology (BIT) to enhance the sustainability of the ASEAN automotive industry in the context of Society 5.0. Employing qualitative methods like focus groups, interviews, and document analysis, we developed a framework for leveraging BIT to address the challenges of balancing market demands with sustainability goals. Findings reveal that BIT empowers ASEAN nations to understand market dynamics, analyze consumer preferences for sustainable options, and explore market potential. However, the framework necessitates acknowledging and mitigating the environmental impact of industry practices to align with evolving consumer priorities. This research contributes valuable insights for policymakers and industry leaders in fostering a more sustainable automotive industry within ASEAN.
THE FORMATION OF PUNS IN DAJARE KARUTA PRODUCED BY ARTEC
Authors: Fauzyah Firda , Arianingsih Anisa
Published: July 2024

This research aims to describe the formation of puns in the game of karuta. The data source for this research is the Dajare Karuta card game produced by Artec. The research method employed is descriptive with a qualitative approach. The findings reveal six types of pun formations based on the theory proposed by Dybala et al. (2012): adding mora at the beginning, adding mora at the end, homophones, shifting the pause, removing mora at the end, and adding mora in the middle. From the gathered data, it can be concluded that the most frequently encountered pun formation type is adding mora at the beginning, with 12 instances. Conducting this research can benefit foreign language learners by providing insights into various forms of pun.
THE ROLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS PROTOCOLS AND PUBLICATIONS OF THE WEST JAVA REGIONAL PEOPLE'S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL IN MASS DEMONSTRATIONS
Authors: Surya Desayu Eka , Nisa Tsalisatun Khoerun
Published: July 2024

The purpose of this research is to find out about the role of public relations protocols and publications of the Provincial Regional Representative council in mass demonstrations. The focus of the research is the role of public relations by recognizing 3 sub-focuses, namely Facilitator, Publication and Lobbying. The approach used in this research is qualitative with a descriptive method. The research results show that the Public Relations role carried out by the Protocol and Publication Public Relations through the role of facilitator is to facilitate the leadership and members of the Provincial Regional Representative Council in accepting the aspirations of the community. The next role of public relations is through publications carried out by Public Relations by disseminating information to the public or the general public. This overall role reflects the integrality of Protocol and Publication Public Relations in creating an effective communication environment and supporting better understanding between all parties involved
Fast Response UV Photodetector Based on Aligned Arrays of Anodic Anatase TiO2 Nanotubes
Authors: Chahrour Khaled M N
Published: July 2024

Aligned arrays of anatase TiO2 nanotubes on a Ti sheet were created by a dual-step electrochemical anodizing treatment and extended calcination step at 400 oC under an ambient atmosphere, as shown in FESEM images. A diffuse reflectance approach was adopted to measure the energy bandgap is 3.42 eV. The nanotubular pattern is utilized to assemble a fast-response UV photodetector as recognized by Metal-Semiconductor-Metal assembly. The photodetector exhibited excellent UV sensitivity, attributed to the anatase phase of the TiO2 nanotube arrays. The photodetection testing confirmed adept detection of UV photon illumination with excellent stability and repeatability. The UV photodetection performance exhibited a current gain value of 6, a response time (Ton) of 0.98, 0.97, and 0.92 seconds, and a recovery time (Toff) of 0.97, 0.95, and 0.94 seconds at a biased potential of 3, 4, and 5 V, respectively. The findings of this research corroborate the promising nature of the UV photodetector fabricated utilizing anatase nanotube arrays, exhibiting its immense potential for applications in the UV spectrum.
Empowering Communities: Exploring the Impact of Self-Help Groups on Rural Development in Kiphire Sadar and Seyochung Circle of Kiphire District, Nagaland
Authors: Suresh Kumar J , Sangram Tivise C
Published: July 2024

This study delves into the transformative potential of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in fostering rural development within the Kiphire Sadar and Seyochung Circle of Kiphire District, Nagaland. Empowering Communities is at the heart of this investigation, seeking to unravel the intricate dynamics between SHGs and rural development outcomes. Through a mixed-method approach, combining both primary and secondary data sources, this research aims to shed light on the tangible impacts of SHGs on various facets of rural life, including economic, social, and institutional dimensions. Utilizing a purposive sampling technique, a selection of villages from the aforementioned circles served as the focal points for data collection. Extensive field surveys, supplemented by informal interviews with SHG members and key stakeholders, formed the basis of data acquisition. The subsequent analysis employs a range of statistical tools and techniques to discern patterns, challenges, and opportunities associated with SHG interventions. By examining the role of SHGs in enhancing livelihoods, fostering social cohesion, and catalyzing community-driven initiatives, this study endeavors to contribute to a deeper understanding of grassroots empowerment strategies in the context of rural Nagaland.
The Economics of Healthcare: Challenges and Reform
Authors: Aslam Sheikh Mohamed , Aslam Sheikh Asma Mohammed
Published: July 2024

We have made an attempt to study The Economics of Healthcare as the science of evaluating and acknowledging the impact of Economic factors on the Healthcare systems globally, its beneficial effects and the shortcomings, with the intention to suggest effective measures to improve existing procedures. The evaluation and comparison of Pharmaceutical and Drugs Industries systems existing in successful Healthcare geoeconomic zones, globally. Different countries and pockets within countries have highly developed Health Education systems, haevery encouraging processes and Insurance systems supporting Healthcare with excellent statistical data maintained. We have also dealt with the Challenge of the efficacy of Healthcare economics to efficiently deliver Healthcare at the optimum price, with very controlled costs and in shortest possible time.MethodsThe methodology used to arrive at the results was referencing the data from the defined sources, like Articles on the subject, Related works/Books, Medical Journals and Published Reference Tomes like ‘Merck’, some media reports published in the ‘Hindu’, specifically relating to India and the subcontinent and findings published by WHO were also gleaned and compared.ResultsThe Major findings of this study are; The Healthcare workforce employed worldwide is far short of the WHO defined workforce requirement of 44.5 per 10,000, whereas in India the figures are still more distressing at 20.8 per 10,000, much below even the threshold requirement of 22.8 per 10,000. Together with the fact that at least 20% of the trained professionals are not active in the field of Healthcare. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates a projected shortfall of 10 million health workers by 2030.ConclusionsThe conclusions we have drawn from the study have focussed mainly on the employability factor, trained professionals, have not been able to get proper niche-based employment or the remunerations are not commen surate with their qualifications and experience. Personnel is only part of the issue, Healthcare equipment is in short supply, not because of dearth of availability of quality equipment, but the Economics of procuring and maintaining one is beyond the feasible capabilities of many institutions. Governmental intervention is imperative, as in UK and Canada, where the facilities are offered free to the citizens, there are other problems, like unacceptable delays in healthcare delivery, in these countries, giving rise to Medical Tourism.
Empirical Analyses of Renewable Energy in India: Effects on Current Trends
Authors: Sri Gururaghavendra K M , Rajendra Prasad T
Published: July 2024

The study highlights renewable energy’s crucial role in India’s sustainable growth. Renewable energy is derived from natural resources that are replenished more than consumed. India is the third-largest consumer of energy in the world and fourth globally in installed renewable energy capacity, with 163 giga watts. The southern region is a major contributor to renewable energy with 50282.92 megawatts than other regions. Wind source is the highest energy generator than other renewable sources,and India is currently facing a significant energy challenge. With a population of over 1.3 billion, energy demand is continually increasing. Finally, the percentage of renewable energy in total power generation climbed significantly increased from 15.38 percent in 2015 to 20.49 percent in 2022. Therefore, renewable energy has a big impact on India’s sustainable development.
Analysis of Collocations and Semantic Preferences of English Synonyms ‘Critical, Serious and Crucial’: A Corpus Based Approach
Authors: Khoonthongnoom Sutasinee
Published: July 2024

The purpose of this research is to explore three English synonyms, namely critical, serious, and crucial, with a particular focus on meanings, degrees of formality, collocations, and semantic preferences. Two dictionaries, namely the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary and the Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary online, as well as the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA), were utilized as sources of information for the purpose of this research. It was shown that the two synonyms that are critical and crucial share the same core meaning and semantic preferences. However, the word serious is still distinct from the other two in terms of its particular meanings, degrees of formality, collocations, and semantic preferences. Because of this, the three words cannot be used interchangeably in any situation without causing confusion.
Investigation of Children’s Communication Skills Based on Mothers’ Opinions
Authors: Oğuz Atici Vuslat , Aleyna Saray Fatma , Özler Ecem
Published: July 2024

Communication is an indispensable element for the individual to exist in society. The individual has his first communication experiences in the family. The communication an individual establishes with his or her parents in early childhood shapes his or her entire life. The positive and effective communication process established in the family enables the child to acquire positive communication skills. At this point, the mother, who is the person with whom the child first and intensively communicates, is in an important position and directly affects the development of the child’s communication skills. The aim of this research is to examine children’s communication skills based on mothers’ opinions. For this purpose, the phenomenological pattern, one of the qualitative research methods, was used. The study group of the research consists of 8 mothers whose children’s age is between 43-70 months. ‘Personal information form’ and ‘semi-structured interview form’ were used as data collection tools. Content analysis was used to analyze the data obtained. The opinions of the mothers are included with direct quotes. As a result of the research; It was determined that children mostly communicate with their mothers about games and toys. It has been observed that children mostly determine the duration of child-mother communication. It was determined that the most frequently contacted family member was the mother. It has been found that the child’s tone of voice increases when he/she gets angry, encounters a problem or gets excited. On the other hand; It has been observed that children use body language in their communication with their mothers, speak by making eye contact, and easily convey their problem situations to their mothers. It was determined that the majority of children used polite words. Additionally, it was found that in the presence of other individuals in mother-child communication, all but one of the children showed behavioral changes.
The Impact of High School Teachers’ Perceptions of Synergistic Management on Organizational Culture and Organizational Learning Perceptions
Authors: Balcı İlyas , Arabacı İmam Bakır
Published: July 2024

The exposure of educational institutions to rapid and profound changes due to globalization and the transition to the knowledge society emphasizes the cultivation of individuals who develop universal and critical thinking skills through educational transformation. Synergistic management is an approach that has gained increasing importance in educational management in recent years, highlighting its predictive capacity by contributing to the quality of educational activities. Synergistic management practices enable different elements within organizations to come together to achieve more effective results and are strongly associated with organizational culture and learning processes. The learning processes of organizations foster the development and continuity of intellectual knowledge accumulation by creating awareness in the organizational culture memory. Secondary education institutions are of critical importance in completing students’ personality development and preparing them for higher education, underscoring the significance of examining teachers’ perceptions of synergistic management, organizational culture, and organizational learning for the development of management and leadership strategies in educational institutions. At the end of the study, it was found that organizational learning and organizational culture (r=.82, p<.01) had a high level of statistically significant and positively directed relationship with synergistic management (r=.83, p<.01). Additionally, a high level of statistically significant and positively directed relationship was also identified between organizational culture and synergistic management (r=.76, p<.01). The results of Cohen’s f² analysis for the structural model indicated that the statistical effect sizes of synergistic management on organizational culture (f²=3.081) and organizational learning (f²=12.513) were substantial, demonstrating the significance of the relationships in the model.
Actividad antioxidante y propiedades sensoriales en bebida de soya y guayaba edulcorada con stevia
Authors: Kuffo-Vélez Elsa María , Guadamud-Loza Walter Yoel , Muñoz-Murillo Jose Patricio
Published: July 2024

El objetivo de este estudio fue determinar los parámetros microbiológicos de las bebidas según lo establecido en la norma NTE INEN 3028:2018-02. Metodológicamente el estudio fue de diseño experimental. Los resultados reflejaron que los parámetros microbiológicos de las bebidas, presentan la ausencia de coliformes totales y fecales, el potencial hidrogeno (pH) exhibe variaciones significativas entre los tratamientos, destacando la diversidad en la acidez de las muestras con una tendencia descendente, siendo la muestra T1 la que tiene el contenido más alto, el contenido fenólico y la actividad antioxidante, tiene una variabilidad marcada, desde la muestra T2 (9,447-8,562), exhibe el nivel más alto, seguida por T3, T4, T1 y T5. Como conclusión se obtuvo que la aceptación sensorial de las bebidas tuvo mayor aceptación en cuanto al “olor (6,164), color (7,357), textura (6,110) tienen un rango elevado de aceptación sin embargo una mínima aceptación del sabor según los panelistas.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WELL-BEING AND SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE AMONG YOUNG ADULTS IN MALAYSIA
Authors: Labent Shirly , Kong Lek Chin , Wong Xin Lin Jasmine , Chan Siaw Leng
Published: July 2024

Social media use has become prevalent swiftly, which has created several problems associated with well-being. The main purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between well-being and social media usage among Malaysian young adults. This study used a cross-sectional survey method. A total of 204 young Malaysian adults aged between 18 and 40 years old, 47.1% of males and 52.9% of females, participated in this study through purposive sampling. The demographic questions were used to obtain background data from the participants. The Psychological Well-being Scale (PWBS) was used to examine the overall well-being of Malaysian young adults, and the Social Media Engagement Questionnaire (SMEQ) was used to examine how often the participants use social media. Findings demonstrated that well-being and social media usage were positively correlated. Moreover, the findings also indicated a moderate level of well-being among Malaysian young adults. The findings of this study concluded that the strategic utilization of social media may benefit Malaysian young adults' well-being. Most Malaysian young adults have a moderate level of well-being, which could reflect their transitional nature of young adulthood due to navigating various life changes such as education, career choices, or relationships. This study establishes the framework for future research. It emphasizes the significance of young adults regulating their social media usage to protect their psychological well-being by fostering mindfulness in their social media activities. Implications and future recommendations are discussed in this study.