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Study of the influence of different factors on the oxidation process of N-Butane
Authors: Fayzullaev Normurot , Kholliyev Shamsiddin
Published: September 2023

Studies on the synthesis of a hydrothermally prepared 33% porosity xTiO2•(1-x)SiO2 (x=0.0001-0.04) catalyst with different tetra-N- propylammonium hydroxide/tetraethylorthosilicate molar ratios show that tetra -N-propylammonium hydroxide/tetraethylorthosilicate ratio = 0.5 provides maximum selectivity of butanone-2 formation. The analysis of data on the use of butanone-2 synthesized in the presence of a catalyst containing xTiO2•(1-x)SiO2 (x=0.0001-0.04) with a porosity of 33% obtained by a hydrothermal reaction showed that the porosity of 33% obtained by a hydrothermal reaction Each field of use of butanone-2 synthesized with the presence of a catalyst containing xTiO2•(1-x)SiO2 (x=0.0001-0.04) sets specific requirements for the quality of the commercial product.
The Impact of Ticketing System Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation Applied at Komodo National Park
Authors: Yogesvari Maharani , Sitepu Elioenai
Published: September 2023

In the online ticketing system, so many things must be considered. They are starting with communication technology that must be built first because there will be a reduction in resources. The most popular method today is online ordering, which can provide customers with benefits such as speed, comfort, and accessibility at any time. The review methodology of this article is based on the Featured Reporting Items for Systematic Literature Reviews and PRISMA diagrams. The tools to search used are ScienceDirect and Researchgate. The literature review further identifies the categories of research studies and methodologies used. This article provides a summary of suitable methods for analyzing and identifying agent movement
Expert System Development on Psychological Tests using a Mobile-Based 16 PF Measuring Instrument
Authors: Gayatri Nyoman Ayu Gita , Kusumajati Dian Anggraini
Published: September 2023

A personality or psychological test is a measurement or assessment activity through a systematic effort to reveal certain psychological aspects of an individual. This writing is structured to determine a mobile-based online personality test using the 16PF test tool in determining employee positions. The test also includes a comprehensive measure of normal personality which has been shown to be effective because it requires an in-depth needs assessment. The choice of this research is because the role of employees is significant in a company. Employee performance depends on the placement of the employee’s position. The subjects used in this study were employees who would be placed in a job and used the 16 PF (The Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire) measurement method. Expert System is a system built to transfer the ability of one or several experts into a computer that is used to solve problems faced by users in a particular field. The author builds a mobile-based expert system application that is able to help recognize a person’s personality. The process of making the application uses an object-oriented methodology with Unified Modeling Language (UML) visual modeling. The results of this study indicate that the 16 PF measuring instrument can be used to place employees in a position based on their personality.
Analysis of Consumer Reuse Intention for Digital Healthcare Application Using The Extended TAM Approach
Authors: Tamara Dewi , Maharani Anita , Heriyati Pantri , Rienaldy Aldy , Ramadhan Anugerah Fuad , Rizky Dandy , Widyawan
Published: September 2023

The technological disruption and conventional health services that required consumers to meet directly with health practitioners can now be accelerated through health service technology known as digital healthcare applications. In Indonesia, the use of digital healthcare applications increased rapidly when the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world. Therefore, the conventional health care service no longer suits the current market of health care. This study aimed to examine the factors in determining their influence on consumer reuse intentions in using digital healthcare applications. The methodology used is a quantitative method, with data collected by an electronic survey of customers using health care applications. Data is analyzed using SEM PLS. The finding showed that perceived usefulness, trust, privacy, and PEOU have and provide a positive influence on re-usage intention in reusing digital healthcare applications. However, this study did not test the mediation or moderation of the variables. Therefore, external variables limited to trust and privacy need to be explored further so that other external variables that might affect the use of digital healthcare applications can be obtained.
Karangetang Mount Early Warning System using Inference Fuzzy Logic
Authors: Saputro Immanuela Puspasari , Kumenap Vivie Deyby , Salindeho Megawati , Sanger Junaidy Budi , Adrian Angelia Melani
Published: September 2023

Mount Karangetang, located on Siau Island, SITARO Archipelago Regency, is one of Indonesia’s 127 active volcanoes, making it the nation most susceptible to volcanic eruptions. In 2015, an eruption resulted in the displacement of as many as 465 residents, the destruction of four homes, and the loss of gardens, animals, and property. In February of 2023, Mount Karangetang’s volcanic activity increased once more. This project seeks to aid the local Regional Disaster Management Agency in implementing preventative measures or evacuating residents; an early warning system for Mount Karangetang’s eruption will be created. Temperature and seismicity information will be collected through sensors deployed throughout the facility. In the meantime, the distance data is measured based on the real size of the residential location, and the height of the heated clouds is received from the observation post. The current study focuses on the development of a fuzzy logic model with four input variables and a single output variable with three levels: alert, alert, and alert. Depending on the status of the alert, the system can also emit repeated sirens for a specified length. In this study, 81 rules are utilized to determine the status of a warning.
University Students Using Mobile Application as Self-Directed Learning Tool for Learning Chinese
Authors: Lin Xuc , Mariana
Published: September 2023

This research aims to examine about using mobile application as self-directed learning tool for learning Chinese. We chose Manga-Mandarin mobile application as the learning source. The participants were Bina Nusantara University students from different majors and joined in this research voluntary. As the facilitators we provided the learning plan in three weeks length of study. We interviewed the participants to gather the data about how the process of their self-directed learning and their experiences using the mobile application. We found out that all of the participants had completed the self-directed learning process and most of the participants were aligned with Garrison self-directed learning three dimensions, self- management, self-monitoring, and motivation. Most of the participants also felt using mobile application to self-learning Chinese was a valuable experience.
Reduce Machine Downtime using Reliability and Root Cause Analysis for Sustainable Industry
Authors: Hamali Sambudi , Loavenia Cindy , Tanly Tiffany
Published: September 2023

This research aims to find the level of reliability of the main engine of boats, to find the root causes of downtime problems of the main engines of boats, and to obtain corrective and preventive mitigation proposals. The research uses the Weibull distribution, Root Cause Analysis (RCA) supported by Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Pareto diagram, and Five-Whys Analysis, as well as corrective action and preventive action. The results show a level of engine reliability is fifty-three percent, and the dominant root cause of the problems is the oil and tank type. The corrective suggestion is to use more experienced technicians and Pertamina quality of oil and filters. In addition, making additional Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for preventive mitigation using standard Pertamina oil, routine tank cleaning, and various activities to strengthen employee relations.
The Effect of Audit Quality, Institutional Ownership, Profitability, and Firm Size on Sustainability Reporting Assurance of Companies Listed on SRI-KEHATI Index in 2019-2021
Authors: Shinta Angeline Dewi , Deniswara Kevin , Liu Venny Tigrano
Published: September 2023

This research aims to analyze the effect of audit quality, institutional ownership, profitability, and firm size on sustainability reporting assurance. The research contribution to the matter is to provide knowledge about the results and information of the research that has been carried out to readers and related parties. This research used an explanatory quantitative method to analyze 42 data from the companies listed on the SRI-KEHATI index in 2019-2021, where the data were obtained using the purposive sampling method. The data were processed using IBM SPSS Statistics 25.0 using multiple linear regression analysis, including hypothesis tests. Based on the result, profitability and firm size have a significant positive effect on sustainability reporting assurance. In contrast, institutional ownership has a significant negative effect, and audit quality has no significant effect. The authors suggest using different populations and variables, larger samples, and extended periods to lower research limitations.
Exploring the Potential of Pre-trained DCNN Models for Facial Emotion Detection: A Comparative Analysis
Authors: Boer Yoshiven , Valencia Lianca , Prasetyo Simeon Yuda
Published: September 2023

Emotion detection from people’s facial expressions is important nowadays to know how other humans feel, such as the interaction of an AI machine with humans, which is popular. One of them is an AI avatar. Sometimes these machines do not know what the human partner feels, so their decisions can be inaccurate. Here, AI avatars can be used to monitor human partners’ healthcare conditions, such as stress, depression, and anxiety that can cause suicidal death. This research aims to get the best model to detect emotion from facial expressions by comparing some DCNN pre-trained models. The pre-trained DCNN models that are used in this research are VGG16, VGG19, ResNet50, ResNet101, Xception, and InceptionV3. This research used accuracy, precision, recall, and f-1 score to evaluate all models. The result shows that the VGG19 model has the highest accuracy than other models, which is 65%. The research can conclude that the performance of a model is dependent on various factors, such as the size and quality of the dataset used for the research, the complexity of the problem that needs to be achieved, and the hyperparameters used for the dataset, while training.
Digital Influencers: Shaping Our Brand Choices and Purchase Intentions? A Moderation by Gender Perspective
Authors: Matroji Fajar Juanda , Mulyadi Kelvina Putri , Dandi Mochamad , Fahlevi Mochammad
Published: September 2023

This study evaluates the efficacy of digital influencers in brand endorsement through electronic Word-of-Mouth (eWOM). It probes the influence of perceived influence, brand engagement, and expected brand value on purchase intention and the potential moderation of these by gender roles. The study, analyzing responses from 197 participants via a Structural Equation Model (SEM) with SmartPLS, reveals interesting findings. The perceived influence is found to positively and significantly affect both brand engagement and expected brand value. However, brand engagement did not significantly affect expected brand value. Both brand engagement and expected brand value positively impacted purchase intention. However, perceived influence and gender interactions with brand engagement, perceived influence, and expected brand value do not significantly affect purchase intention. These findings can aid fashion industry companies in strategizing their collaborations with Instagram micro-influencers to enhance brand engagement, expected brand value, and purchase intention.
Structuralism and Post-structuralism in case studies of wayang kulit purwa and Eblek interactive wayang performances
Authors: Widyokusumo Lintang
Published: September 2023

This paper explores two wayang performances: the purwa shadow puppet show and the Eblek interactive wayang show. The research compares the concepts behind the two performances. The Wayang Eblek Interactive show was developed based on inspiration taken from wayang kulit purwa. This qualitative research method applies the Levi-Strauss structural analysis approach. Behind human work is not just wishful thinking but the form of values or meanings that subconsciously form individual thought ideas. In the early stages of the research, it was used to analyze the structure of the wayang kulit purwa and wayang Eblek performances with a performance concept inspired by post-structuralism pioneered by Jaques Derrida. At the end of the research by using this method, several exciting findings emerged which revealed a contradiction in the staging structure of the two performances are looked very different. Although the development of wayang in Indonesia needs to follow the SENAWANGI (Indonesian Wayang National Secretariat) guidelines for preserving traditional wayang, the development of wayang performances in the current format is also a priority in its development to accommodate the tastes of the younger generation of audiences.
Design of Document Control System for Incoming and Outgoing Spare Parts in The Co-generation System (CGS) Area Using Kaizen and The PDCA (plan, do, check, and act) Method
Authors: Bonardo Yohanes , Sahroni Taufik Roni
Published: September 2023

The motivation for this study is to improve the organization of the spare parts storage area in the CGS unit. Previously, there was no system for controlling the entry and exit of stored goods, leading to disorganization. The researcher sought to address this issue by developing control documents and establishing a well-organized storage system for incoming and outgoing goods. The research methodology is based on the principles of Kaizen and PDCA and employs various tools, including stock card sheets, stock summary sheets, and SOP sheets. The researcher developed a spare parts document control system that effectively regulates goods’ entry and exit in the CGS unit’s storage area by implementing these tools. Overall, the researcher successfully developed a spare parts document control system that has significantly improved the organization of the CGS unit’s spare parts storage area, proven by the decrease in the number of errors that occur by 80%. The system has ensured that the entry and exit of stored goods are managed and documented, leading to a better-organized storage area.
Agricultural marketing research: A retrospective of domain and knowledge structure
Authors: Kalleya Calista , Azzahri Ellina Fahra , Sanjaya Angelie Natalia , Purnomo Agung , Javandira Cokorda , Rosyidah Elsa , Herman Robertus Tang
Published: September 2023

Agricultural marketing research continues to grow and develop with the support of the entrepreneurial ecosystem. This study aims to visually study the mapping and trends of research in agricultural marketing through bibliometric analysis of domain and intellectual structure perspective. This study uses a bibliometric approach with secondary data from the Scopus database. The VOSViewer program and Scopus search results analysis function were used for data analysis and visualization. This work analyzed 704 scientific documents published from 1931 to 2022. The study results have revealed that the United States of Agricultural (USDA) was the conservation agency most active in agricultural marketing publications. Agricultural science and biology were the most productive fields of study. Based on the assistance of a collection of knowledge created from 91 years of scientific publications, this study suggests a classification of the conceptual themes for agricultural marketing studies: Food, Agriculture, Agribusiness, Marketing, and Economics, abbreviated as the FAAME research theme.
The Influence of User Interface and Application Security on the Decision to Use Bank A’s Mobile Banking Among University B Students in Jakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Sutanto Harry , Ichsan Mohammad , Yehuda Joanna Diandra
Published: September 2023

In order to uphold its image as a bank that continually innovates in the extension of its financial services, Bank A, one of Indonesia’s top private banks, uses mobile banking to create possibilities and overcome hurdles. International business management majors are regarded as having thorough knowledge, especially when utilizing digital technology. University B in Indonesia is used as an example for the adoption of technology-based education. By distributing questionnaires via Google forms to 51 students majoring in International Business Management, who are particularly active users of mobile banking, this study uses a quantitative approach to examine the influence of the user interface and application security as two determinant factors that determine the use of mobile banking. Through the analysis of test data using SPSS 26, it has been demonstrated that the user interface and application security have a combined or independent influence on users’ decisions to utilize Bank A University B mobile banking. The distinctiveness of this study is in its ability to draw conclusions based on the choice to use Bank A’s mobile banking among college students who are at the forefront of its use and majors with a deep understanding and high proficiency in its usage.
The Effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance Disclosure on Firm Value
Authors: Angela Thalia , Sari Nuraini
Published: September 2023

Awareness of adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) elements is important to achieve corporate sustainability. The basic consideration for investors in deciding to invest in a company is the implementation of ESG elements in their operational activities. This study examines the effect of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) disclosure on firm value. The research object used is all companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange that publish sustainability reports using GRI along with the company’s annual report. This study uses a purposive sampling method, which is not random and uses certain criteria. ESG as an independent variable measured by ESG score. Meanwhile, the dependent variable is the firm value measured by price to book value. The results of this study indicate that environmental and social disclosure has no significant effect on firm value, but governance disclosure has a positive significant effect on firm value. This shows that these companies are still unable to provide all the environmental disclosure and social disclosure information needed to increase the price to book value. On the other hand, governance disclosure information can increase the price to book value.
Customer satisfaction from the self – service kiosks’ UI/UX and the customer continuance intention to use
Authors: Xavier Emmanuel Kaisser , Putra Jetlee , Anita Tiurida Lily
Published: September 2023

In this era where development of information and communication technology (ICT) has played a vital role in improving service that uses User Experience and User Interface as a base to conduct technology implementation in service of restaurant business with the result of Self-service Kiosk in a fast- food restaurant. This research aims to determine the Satisfaction and the Continuance Intention of the customer usage on the Self-service Kiosk. This study used a quantitative method using Purposive Sampling to collect answers using questionnaire with the tools of Google Form for sample of 172 respondent that visits the fast-food restaurant and using the self-service kiosk in DKI Jakarta and its surrounding area. The data is processed using SmartPLS 4.0 as the statistical tool. There are four variables, with five hypotheses; the study shows that all hypotheses have significant effect. These results prove that User Experience and User Interface of Self-service Kiosk in restaurants can give a positive effect on restaurant business sustainability by continuing to buythe restaurants’ product through Self- service Kiosk.
Young Generation Point of View About Non-Fungible Token as a Future Currency and Assets
Authors: Silalahi Pretty Mona Jessie , Buhara Tiara , Hendratno Setiani Putri
Published: September 2023

This research focuses on how artists and the young generation perceive the use of NFT and their impact on the future value of currencies. It increases the author’s curiosity about the reactions of artists and the young generation to the use of NFT and its impact on future currencies. The authors also wanted to know why they are publishing digital works on NFT and whether they think NFT is the future of digital assets researchers or just a bubble. This study uses a qualitative method with semi-structured interviews with artists and the younger generation with the criteria of understanding and using NFT, understanding and not using NFT, and not understanding and not using NFT. The result that the authors get from this research is that the use of NFT has been widely used by artists and the younger generation. They say that the publication of digital works can be guaranteed. Another interesting thing is that they consider NFT to have a great opportunity as an asset in the future, where the use of cryptocurrency also affects the value of the currency in the future. However, the younger generation is not interested in NFT. They prefer NFT to be implemented as a payment system in the future.
The relationship between self-reactiveness and workplace deviance among college interns
Authors: Kamil Irfansyah Hamid , Suprayogi Muhamad Nanang
Published: September 2023

The researcher’s purpose upon composing this research is to examine the relationship between Self-Reactiveness and Workplace Deviance among college interns. This is done because the researcher feels with the existence of an unsupportive and inadequate work environment, members who undergo an internship program intentionally and consciously choose not to show their optimal skills and abilities as a reaction and self-regulation. The researcher used a quantitative approach which is Pearson’s Correlation for this study, with the respondents being college students who are or had been undergoing an internship program. The technique used for data collection is voluntary response sampling. The number of participants in this study were 100 college students. The Self-Regulation Scale (SRS) and The Workplace Deviance Test (WDT) are two measuring tools used for the research’s measurement. The result of the study reveals that the correlation between self-reactiveness and workplace deviance is insignificant. The study concludes that the relationship between self-reactiveness and workplace deviance is insignificant.
Interior Design Analysis of Food & Beverages Retail Space in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic in South Tangerang
Authors: Dila Hendrassukma , Grace Hartanti
Published: September 2023

At the beginning of the pandemic, the food & beverage industry was one of the ones that experienced a drastic decline in revenue. Over time, with information on Covid-19 that continues to grow and efforts to keep the economy stable, the food & beverage industry is trying to adapt to the situation. Medium industries in retail food & beverage such as cafes located in the Bintaro-South Tangerang, are trying to adjust the interior design which is expected to minimize the Covid-19 virus infection in the neighborhood. This study was conducted to analyze the adaptation carried out by F&B retailers by applying existing theories regarding the procurement of natural elements as a support for community social interaction. The case study in this research is TAKA House using the Goal Grid research method with Biophilic Interior Design Matrix elements as a sorter (McGee 2019). The output of the research is in the form of suggestions for natural elements that can be applied in the F&B retail industry in order to optimize visitor health factors. It is hoped that the results of this research can be input and insight for other retail spaces in designing interior designs in this Covid-19 pandemic era. However, it is possible that this proposal will also be applied in other industrial sectors to improve the health welfare of its users.
The Effectiveness of the Clarke & Wright Savings Algorithm in Determining Logistics Distribution Routes (case study PT.XYZ)
Authors: Nurcahyo Rianto , Irawan Damar Aji , Kristanti Felia
Published: September 2023

A good logistics system is one factor that affects the smooth running of company activities. Currently, transportation costs account for about two-thirds of total logistics costs, so to increase efficiency, companies try to maximize the use of transportation equipment and personnel by determining the optimal distribution route. Route optimization can be done using the Vehicle Routing Problem and the Clarke- Wright Method. PT. XYZ is a company engaged in maintaining ATM machines (Automated Teller Machines). The form of this activity can be in the form of installing air conditioners, TVs and repairing ATM machines. This company faces problems in the logistics section, where the installation target is often not achieved from the specified target. This is because the distance from one point to another is coupled with the congestion level in big cities, so this causes the company to pay large operational costs. Therefore, a distribution route is needed to save time and distribution costs. This study uses the Clarke and Wright Savings Algorithm to solve the problems faced by companies. The results showed that after using the Clarke and Wright Savings Algorithm, the total distance and shipping costs were reduced by saving 97.9 Km of distance and saving costs.
Technology Aspired through Accurate and Acceptable Literary Translation
Authors: Limjadi Leandro , Simanjuntak Risa
Published: September 2023

This research investigated the strategies used by translators of literary works to find equivalence for information on technology. The accuracy and acceptability of the translation were further studied by collecting data from respondents adapting Nababan’s measurement of translation quality. Perceptions of quality and acceptability were further analyzed using Baker’s notion of translation strategies. Corpus used for this study were Indonesian translations of Victoria Aveyard’s Red Queen and Glass Sword. Results showed 164 occurrences of technology-aspired information from Red Queen and 153 from Glass Sword using different translation strategies. It was found that respondents perceived that both translations were accurate and acceptable. The accuracy rate was 54.8% of the total responses. Meanwhile, acceptability was shown by 50.2% of the total responses. Interestingly, while there was no problem with translation, possible improvements in translations were seen as personal taste, including respondents’ background knowledge of the technology. It could be concluded that translation strategies used were resorted to more general terms and descriptions, which could be rendered by the translators for readers of such different backgrounds of knowledge. Implications for further study and application of translation studies in the classrooms were also provided.
The Influence of Financial Literacy and Heuristic Behavior on Generation Z’s Investing Decisions During a Global Pandemic
Authors: Hartono Hendry , Halim Erwin , Aswieri Ardella , Suharli Daniel , Aurella Michelle
Published: September 2023

This study seeks to determine how Financial Literacy and Heuristic Behaviour influence Generation Z’s Investing Choices during the pandemic. The research sample consisted of 330 Generation Z respondents in the JABODETABEK region between the ages of 18 and 24. This study employs survey methodology and data collection in the form of a Google form questionnaire. Using WarpPLS version 7.0 software, the data were manipulated. The findings of this study indicate that Financial Literacy has a significant positive effect on investment decisions. Financial Literacy has a significant positive influence on investment decisions through perception risk. Heuristic Behaviour has a significant positive effect on investment decisions. Heuristic Behaviour has the greatest influence on investment decision through perception risk compared to other variables. Generation Z is projected to be courageous and willing to make financial decisions, despite being cautious about avoiding risks. It is hoped that future studies will evaluate what investments will be based on generational, technological, and product disparities.
Board Characteristics and Sustainability Ratings of Multi-Business Groups: An evidence from Korean Conglomerates (Chaebols)
Authors: Kim Mookung , Meivitawanli Bryna
Published: September 2023

The interest of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) scores is increasing in both academic research and industry practices. Previous studies have examined the effects of ESG scores on the operating and market performance of firms but have found mixed results. The objective of this study is to provide a preliminary analysis of the effect of ESG scores on financial performances of the Korean multi- business group conglomerates, the Chaebols. Using a panel sample for fixed/random effects models, this study investigates a sample of the largest 41 Chaebol firms with a total of 246 observations during the period of 2014–2019. Our results showed that the governance score of the firm has a positive effect on financial performance. Further, we analyzed the factors affecting governance scores of the firm in relation to board characteristics. Out of four independent variables, three showed significant results. These are CEO duality, the board size, and the average age of board members of the firms. The results remain consistent and significant after robustness testing.
Extracting Public Opinion and Popularity of Islamic Bank in Indonesia: A Big Data of Social Media and Google Trends Approach
Authors: Fauzi Finorita , Abdinagoro Sri Bramantoro , Kartono Rano , Furinto Asnan , Hamsal Mohammad
Published: September 2023

Indonesia, which has the largest Muslim population in the world, has the potential to lead the Sharia banking and Islamic finance sectors. Developing the ecosystem for the Islamic finance industry depends on boosting public awareness and securing strong support from stakeholders. Using a big data approach, we investigate public interest and opinion towards Islamic banking in Indonesia utilizing social media sentiment analysis and search engine popular query terms. We use Twitter and Google Trends data to examine Bank Syariah Indonesia and Bank Muamalat, the two largest Sharia banks in Indonesia. According to our findings, most public opinions—aside from neutral ones—were generally positive, with Aceh, Jakarta, and West Sumatra ranking among the top three regions with the most significant public interest. Our findings reiterate the importance of social media marketing and engagement for Islamic finance sectors. Therefore, industry players should maximize the opportunity to enhance more effective promotion and communication strategies toward their customers.
Dewa Ruci Graphic Narrative Adaptation: Popular Media to Introduce Classical Wayang Mythology and Alternative Character Education Content for Generation Z
Authors: Adi Danendro
Published: September 2023

Dewa Ruci is one of the original Indonesian classical mythologies containing educational values that have been socialized for a hundred years through traditional Wayang performances and considered as guidance in behavior. This research will discuss the educational value contained in Dewa Ruci that is beneficial for Generation Z and how graphic narratives may allow the message to be more easily accepted. This research uses a qualitative research approach. Firstly, will explain the research result from the previous researcher in the field of graphic narrative and its role in education. As a comparative study, the analysis carried out towards visualization and narration contained in three Dewa Ruci comics from three different eras to become references and as initial evidence that graphic narrative can be used as an alternative solution. Then, the explanation will be given towards the content of the classic mythology that is relevant as character education and graphic narrative as alternative media to deliver the educational content from the classic mythology can be suggested. This research aims to provide an overview of the importance of adopting educational content on classic mythology and to understand the suitable media to deliver educational content that matches current learning requirements and Generation Z characteristics.
The Practical of Interactive Online Learning in the Japanese Language by Using LoiLoNote School Application
Authors: Takai Momoko , Kariko Abdul Aziz Turhan
Published: September 2023

This paper introduces a practical example of applying it to language learning based on the author’s experience in the Japanese curriculum at Bina Nusantara University, Indonesia. In 2020, due to the pandemic, it was decided to conduct all classes, and faculty collaboration would be conducted online from Japan. This study proposes a three-year interactive Japanese language learning class, including a face-to- face comparison from February 2021 to February 2023. The approach to classroom practice is only from Japan application presented in this paper. This application, demonstrated in this study, was used in each semester’s classes, and the author found the optimal individual learning method. It should be added that the application was used in grammar and reading classes. The survey results of this study were obtained from two types of surveys, a quantitative survey and a qualitative survey of the students. Students did not find the new learning method as “new” and could use it smoothly. The effectiveness of this application was discussed based on the difference in learning ability and students’ comments after using it. Therefore, this research shows how practical this application is in ensuring interactivity in students’ language learning.
Revitalization of Cultural Heritage Building: The Tugu Kunstkring Paleis
Authors: Salim Polniwati , Hendrassukma Dila
Published: September 2023

Indonesia is a country rich in culture inherited from ancestors. Cultural diversity can be seen in the aspect of architectural buildings, namely heritage buildings with historical cultural values that must be passed on by generation. Their sustainability needs to be maintained as not many cultural heritage buildings are left to be found in Indonesia. The research object is the Kunstkring Paleis Monument building, originally established in the 19th-century gallery. This study aims to examine how the revitalization of historical buildings has occurred so far, related to changes in the function of cultural heritage buildings into commercial place that is still ongoing today without any change in architectural form. The research uses existing social exposure that exists with qualitative and descriptive methods. The result of this paper provides knowledge to the public and cultural arts experts, in particular about the adaptive reuse of heritage building space into a new function, as a commercial place. Kunstkring building which has stood for one century, can survive until now because of many preservation efforts made. Researcher figures out that revitalization can still be carried out in the future to preserve this historical and cultural heritage building.
The use of a Learning Management System (LMS) and information processing behaviours of special-need students in higher educational environments
Authors: Rofil Lily El Ferawati , Ayuria Sarwono Dian , Nanang Suprayogi Muhamad , Hamzah Azizah , Tandra Timotius Ariel
Published: September 2023

This article discusses the early findings of a qualitative study on information-processing behaviors in using a Learning Management System (LMS) among undergraduate students with intellectual disabilities. The study focuses on how special-need students seek, discern, and make use of academic and non-academic information in the process of learning. Students with intellectual disabilities have limitations in getting and understanding lectures and instructions from lecturers or academic support staff. While the presence of a Learning Management System (LMS) highly assists students in the learning process, a specific approach must be used to cater to their needs. Data from qualitative interviews and observation of a group of students with diverse intellectual disabilities in an Indonesian university shows the evidence. The findings suggest three views of information processing abilities and attitudes toward information exhibited by students with learning disabilities.
Joinery Design for Joint Type I, L, T, X, and XYZ in Aluminum Pipe
Authors: Phoebe Nathania Clairine , Wardani Bayu Ramadhan , Simarmata Andriano
Published: September 2023

Aluminum pipe is one of the most widely used materials for indoor and outdoor furniture because of its durable characteristics and low price. In general, furniture with aluminum pipe material is not detachable because the connection method is permanent, namely by the welding process. This design aims to design a multi-case joinery that can be used for connection types I, L, T, X, and XYZ, which can be unplugged and used for various types of furniture. The design method used is qualitative by conducting literature studies and observations on existing products as well as an exploratory method to find the basic form of the joinery and the aluminum pipe lock system to the joinery. This research aims to create a connection system for connection types I, L, T, X, and XYZ that can be unplugged and to provide a new alternative for connecting two or more aluminum pipe components. Based on the research results, the basic form of the joint system that can be used for joint types I, L, T, X, and XYZ is detachable and has a flexible shape for ¾ inch aluminum pipe material.
The CSR Strategy via Corporate Shared Value: A Case Study of The Body Shop Reusable Packaging
Authors: Affandi Roseno Aji , Ramadini Aurelia Zafira
Published: September 2023

This research reveals the importance of the company’s commitment to developing ethical and business practices that are socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable is known as strategy Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The Body Shop is one of the companies that promote green business methods. The company aims to reduce landfill waste, reuse goods sold, and recycle packaging that may still be used, which is also in line with the government’s Circular Economy (CE) practice program. This study intends to examine the effectiveness of The CSR Strategy carried out by The Body Shop company in Jakarta through the corporate shared value approach called “Bring Back Our Bottle” program, which asks customers to return empty product packaging to The Body Shop outlets. To complete this study, the research employed a qualitative research methodology that involved doing descriptive research and using a literature review as the primary method for collecting data and information based on authentic documents from The Body Shop and https://waste4change.com. This research is significant because the understanding of business theory focuses solely on the economic sector, whereas new theories, such as circular economies, have emerged to highlight CSR strategies to increase corporate profits while ensuring the sustainability of the social and environmental sectors using a CSV approach.
Gendhing Dhanyangan as Cultural Preservation for Relation with Nature and The Ancestor
Authors: Pandanari Dika Sri
Published: September 2023

Gendhing Dhanyangan is a tradition in various Java regions, one of which is in Selokerto, Malang Regency. This tradition is inherited and continues to be carried out to respect the current community’s relationship with their ancestors and nature. Dhanyang, or ancestors, symbolizes the community’s bond with the forces of nature. This tradition preserves the relationship between humans and the existence of nature and ancestors believed to be empowered by God to create life today. This study used a method, namely interviews involving the experiences, knowledge, and beliefs of traditional actors, and the data analysis used was a qualitative phenomenological method involving two aspects, the meaning of the actor and holistic narrative. This research found the value of preserving cultural values through community activities in the form of Gendhing Dhanyangan. This cultural activity can inherit people’s knowledge about the importance of culture based on the existence of ancestors and nature.
The Public Self-Consciousness, Self-Esteem & Perceived Quality Driving Conspicuous Online Consumption
Authors: Furinto Asnan , Tamara Dewi , Kadry Rahmad , Purnomo Sigit
Published: September 2023

This research explores the nexus between Perceived Quality (PQ), Public Self-Consciousness (PSC), Self-Esteem (SE), and Online Conspicuous Consumption (OCC) in the realm of online shopping. Unlike earlier studies focused on offline venues, this seeks to unpack the dynamics unique to online interactions. Data sourced via a survey were analyzed with SmartPLS version 4.0.8.9. Findings underscore a marked positive correlation between PSC, SE, and OCC. Those with heightened self-consciousness and self-esteem display increased online conspicuous consumption tendencies. Notably, PQ’s relationship with OCC lacked statistical significance, hinting at other dominant determinants in online purchasing behavior. This investigation augments our comprehension of online consumer behaviors, emphasizing the psychological variables impacting OCC. Marketers can harness these insights for more tailored strategies. We advocate for future studies with expansive samples and varied methodologies to amplify understanding of online conspicuous consumption.
Application of Sustainable Design Principles in Residential Areas of Rice Culture Communities
Authors: Wasilah Deanawati Insani , Kusumawardhani Seruni
Published: September 2023

This research aims to explain the concept of sustainable design in the vernacular residential area of the rice culture community in Ciptagelar Village, located at Sukabumi Regency, West Java. Its settlement, including its residential area, was built based on the community’s belief in rice, which had been maintained for generations. The behavioral patterns and activities of the community are oriented toward the rituals of the rice cultivation cycle (rice culture). The people of this village always strive to maintain harmony between humans, nature, and the Creator through various rice cultivation rituals. The residential area’s vernacular architecture is also influenced by this culture, which contains a number of sustainable design elements that are employed globally by architects and designers. This study identifies the implementation of nine key sustainable design principles according to Ardiani (2015) that are implemented in the vernacular residential area of the rice culture community. With the qualitative method approach, this research finds that the rice culture communities of Ciptagelar Village have applied nine keys of sustainable design principles to its vernacular residential areas. Even though the principles of sustainable design are still relatively new, they have, in fact, been rooted in people’s lives since long ago.
The Effect of Social Media Marketing on Brand Trust and Customer Loyalty of S Coffee Shop in Indonesia during Pandemic
Authors: Evelina Lidya Wati , Handayani Fitrie , Audreyla Shierine
Published: September 2023

Consumers’ attitude toward brand has changed since pandemic COVID-19. On the other hand, brands need to adapt so that they can obtain trust and keep the customers loyal to them. The purpose of this study is to determine whether social media marketing using Instagram platform and brand trust can influence S Coffee Indonesia customer loyalty during COVID-19 pandemic, either partially or simultaneously. The research used quantitative approach through the survey method. The respondents for this study were the followers of S Coffee Indonesia Instagram account who have purchased S Coffee products more than three times during the pandemic. The questionnaires were distributed online via google form. The data were analyzed using IBM SPSS program. The result of showed that social media marketing and brand trust have significant and positive influence on consumer loyalty at S Coffee Indonesia during the pandemic, either partially or simultaneously.
Learning Strategy in Pandemic Era: Collaborative Research between Students of Binus University and Kanazawa Seiryo Women Junior College
Authors: Adriani Sri Dewi
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic hit the world at the end of 2019 caused a big change in human life. One of them is the education system. Social restrictions urged the education system carrying out various strategies in order that the learning process could run properly. This article will discuss the strategy taken by the Japanese Literature study program of Binus University to conduct research collaborations with Kanazawa Seiryou Woman’s Junior College Japan during the pandemic by using some learning technologies. The applied approach is a qualitative through observation of student discussion activities and analysis of student final reports. The study reveals this activity succeeded in fostering positive impact in social, psychological and academic aspects. I also found that internet-based educational applications have proven to play a major role in connecting individuals from all over the world.
Analysis of Factors Affecting Interest and Behaviour in using E-SPT 21/26 application for Corporate Tax Payers: A UMEGA Model Perspective
Authors: Flowrensya  , Cahyadi Jessica Griselda , Prawati Levana Dhia
Published: September 2023

E-SPT PPh Article 21/26 reports on employee income tax, where article 21 regulates Indonesian employees, and article 26 regulates foreign employees domiciled in Indonesia. After distributing questionnaires to 121 respondents experienced in using the e-SPT 21/26 application, the results show that the e-SPT 21/26 application from the aspect of efficiency, effectiveness, and performance improvement does not affect the tendency to use the e-SPT application. Significantly encouraging the use of the E-SPT application are environmental influences, incentives to fulfill tax obligations, and risk aspects that can be more suppressed.
Parliamentary Diplomacy in Supporting Palestinian Independence: Evidence from Indonesia
Authors: Febrianti Cantikaputri , Prihatini Ella Syafputri
Published: September 2023

The literature on parliamentary diplomacy has been dominated by the Western context, with very limited exception discusses Asian or Muslim majority countries. This article aims to fill the gap by examining how the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR), through its Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation Committee (BKSAP), maximising parliamentary diplomacy to support Palestinian independence. Using a combination of quantitative and qualitative data, the authors created a dataset consisting of news articles and official reports published between 2017 and 2021. To complement this approach, an elite interview was conducted with the Vice Chairperson of BKSAP. The findings suggest that Indonesia’s staunch support for Palestine is mandated by its 1945 Constitution, hence BKSAP acts in accordance with the executive branch in advocating for Palestine’s sovereignty rights. However, the decision-making structure in international politics is limiting the success of Indonesia in pursuing this advocacy.