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Navigating the Challenges of Deduplicating Actors in Historical Letter Exchanges
Authors: Drobac Senka , Leskinen Petri , Wahjoe Muhammad Faiz
Published: September 2023

This paper outlines ongoing research to standardize the metadata of letters from Finnish cultural heritage organizations to build a comprehensive archive for studying 19th-century epistolary culture in the Grand Duchy of Finland (1808/09-1917), as a part of the Constellations of Correspondence (CoCo) project. The challenge of deduplicating and reconciling actors and their associated information is an important problem faced in historical knowledge databases. The actors, e.g., senders and recipients of letters, can be individual people, couples, or families as well as organizations like institutions or companies. The deduplication described in this article has its focus on the individual people. The solutions we propose in this paper are significant for the development of the efficient and accurate approaches in this field.
Knowledge Management and Interorganizational Networks of the Wine Industry
Authors: Zanuzzi Cinthya Mônica da Silva
Published: September 2023

Interorganizational networks have stood out in the agribusiness sector as arrangements in which people collaborate and cooperate to obtain external knowledge resources, and to drive innovation and sustainability. Therefore, knowledge management (KM), through its practices and processes, assists in the creation and sharing of knowledge collaboratively among network participants. The present study aims to analyze the knowledge processes adopted in interorganizational networks of the Portuguese wine supply chain. The research is applied in nature and adopts a qualitative approach through a descriptive exploratory study. The multiple case study method was used, carried out in three wine networks in the wine regions of Tagus and Alentejo in Portugal. Field data were collected using the interview technique, supported by a semi-structured script. The results indicate that the companies participating in the networks have common goals: to access external knowledge resources, reach international markets, develop product innovations, and create sustainable brands. However, the findings also allow us to consider that access to knowledge resources depends on the capacity of each company in the network. Thus, the mere formation of networks does not guarantee that the dissemination of knowledge will occur.
Knowledge About Medical Waste Management: How do Healthcare Professionals Learn and Practice?
Authors: Linden Ane , Werlang Amanda
Published: September 2023

The management and disposal of medical waste follow scientific protocols to ensure safety. However, the effective implementation of the medical waste management system depended on correct handling and segregation by the healthcare workers, during their daily activities. These professionals need to know about health waste management, since incorrect handling and disposal pose a potential risk to the environment and human health. This study aimed to analyze the knowledge regarding the management of medical waste of the healthcare teams working in the Family Health Strategy (FHS). Designed to provide preventive and basic healthcare using multidisciplinary professional teams, the FHS reflects many best practices.  The research was carried out in a city that is the 3rd economy in southern Brazil. This was a cross-sectional descriptive study with a quantitative approach, and data were assessed by using self-administered and pretested questionnaire. The study sample consisted of 74 participants, including doctors, nurses, and nursing technicians. Descriptive statistics were carried out to express participants’ demographic information, mean knowledge score, and the teaching strategies used with the team. The main research results show that the healthcare teams working in the Family Health Strategy have, in part, knowledge about the correct management of waste. Besides, they are sensitive, in general, to its impact on the environment. Nevertheless, the results highlighted that more practical training would be needed, to help healthcare workers with everyday doubts. Furthermore, the results show that it requires attention to rethinking the strategies used to train and develop knowledge and skills in health services.
How Can the Irish Construction Industry Become Less Fragmented and More Productive?
Authors: Toland Philip , Collery David
Published: September 2023

Globally the Construction Industry is in a fragmented state and the Irish Construction Industry (ICI) is no exception. The ICI has a history of delivering National infrastructure projects over time and over budget. Irish Government publications have identified that low productivity within the ICI is a prevalent issue. Lean construction (LC) is proposed in this research as an antidote to assist the ICI in becoming less fragmented and more productive. Research indicates that successful incorporation of lean methodologies can cut completion times by 30% and costs by 15%. Further research demonstrates that Construction Industries (CI) are lacking the education required to implement lean methodologies. There is a lack of awareness within the ICI regarding the principles and benefits of lean. Lean Construction Ireland (LCI) membership numbers are increasing at a glacial pace. Traditional project management techniques that are autocratic in nature and focus on critical path items and milestones are extensively used in the ICI. These techniques prioritize measuring metrics such as commercial performance which means measuring other performance related metrics such as workflows slip down the order of seniority. This approach conflicts with the principles of lean and limits the opportunity for continual improvement. There is therefore a requirement for government, management, leaders and all project stakeholders to change their way of thinking regarding their project management techniques and embrace change. Aligning these stakeholders will strengthen the entire Irish Construction Supply Chain and only then will the benefits of lean be fully realized. Building Information Modelling (BIM), whilst not technically a lean tool shares multiple characteristics of lean and is further vehicle that can assist in this transition. The results suggest that with enhanced education in lean, alignment of project stakeholders, an overhaul of traditional project management techniques and heavier incorporation of BIM that a shift towards lean and higher productivity is possible for the ICI.
Protection & Promotion of Traditional Knowledge of Marginalised Communities: A Legal Perspective
Authors: SMITH ROBERT , Perry Mark
Published: September 2023

Marginalised rural communities, particularly in tropical countries such as those within Southeast Asia, are often aware of the use of indigenous herbs and agricultural products but concomitantly oblivious as to the means of protection and promotion of using their traditional knowledge. It is estimated that around 1,500 plant species have been widely used for traditional medicines in Southeast Asia. The paper will commence with a discussion of the meaning of “traditional knowledge”, adopting a utilitarian perspective. The paper focuses on the countries of Southeast Asia and provides a legal analysis of the protection of traditional knowledge provided under international treaties, namely: Agreement on Trade-related Aspects of International Property Rights (TRIPS);  International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants (UPOV), International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (ITPGRFA); and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). To date, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has been unable to agree on the contents of an international legal instrument relating to intellectual property rights over genetic resources, traditional knowledge, and traditional culture. The legislative responses of the 11 nations of Southeast Asia are analysed. Much of the focus of international treaties is on protecting plant breeders’ rights over farmers’ rights, and this imbalance should be addressed. Governments should be proactive and amend their patent legislation to require patent applicants to declare their use of indigenous resources and knowledge. Examples of the development and promotion of traditional knowledge are briefly described.
Utilising Shared Service Organisations for dynamic service networks
Authors: Ryan Linda
Published: September 2023

Collaborative governance which repositions citizens as service co-ordinators - has become an increasingly visible methodology within public organisations. In this new model, service management is dependent upon a complex series of iterative interactions between multiple stakeholders, making the service network is notoriously difficult to manage.  Shared Service Organisations (SSOs) - unit(s) within an enterprise that deliver specialized, value-added services across the organization to multiple internal users – are uniquely positioned to understand and manipulate the complex, non-linear, relational nature of collaborative networks and fully harness operant resources for long-term impactful service delivery.  Despite significant potential for SSOs within collaborative governance, there is a surprising lack of insight best managerial practices and the effect on staff behaviour, and even more so on the potential of SSOs to manage these networks.  This research presents a single in-depth case study with the Project Management Office of an Irish national economic development agency using a Participatory Action Research (PAR) Methodology within a Design Thinking Framework.  This allowed the researcher to see and interact with the challenges faced by participants and hone their understanding of influencing factors and contextual considerations.  The research identified three key managerial implications.  Firstly, explicit actions to establish and maintain a service mindset - which recognises and values operant resources - must be formally implemented into SSO operations. It is not sufficient to for managers to assume staff have a service orientated mindset, particularly when existing organisational processes reinforce old practices through quantifiable, process orientated outputs. Secondly, critical reflection must be formally integrated into management processes and must support the questioning of current operations in an open and frank atmosphere.  Formalising time for critical reflection provides staff with opportunities and resources to question old practices and discuss and construct knowledge collaboratively.  Thirdly, relational user engagement and communication practices within SSO service strategies must be deliberate and strategic. Due to the integrated nature of SSOs and the collaborative nature of their operations, clear operational and interaction guidelines empowers SSO staff fully harness their strategic role, question high level management and support critical strategic thinking.
Examining Digital Readiness in the Era Of Industry 4.0 in Tunisia
Authors: Hmida Chaima , Obermayer Nóra
Published: September 2023

Industry 4.0 is the fourth and most current industrial revolution, which refers to the integration of the digital and physical worlds in a manufacturing context. It is the current trend in organizational automation and data interchange. It denotes intelligent manufacturing processes that combine cyber and physical systems via a collection of technologies such as the Internet of Things, big data, and cloud computing. The transition to Industry 4.0 is predicted to result in significant structural changes, productivity increases, and increased competitiveness in the global manufacturing industry. The use of such technology enables businesses to identify solutions capable of transforming rising complexity into possibilities for assuring long-term competitiveness and profitable growth. Organizations must self-assess their Industry 4.0 readiness in order to survive and prosper in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Digital readiness enables the workforce to be able to use digital tools consciously, productively for a given purpose, and to adapt quickly to the ever-changing work environment. Following that, the conception or construction of an Industry 4.0-ready model with the basic model parameters is required. The business environment is changing as a result of digitalization, and companies are facing new hurdles in order to advance. The first step in supporting companies is checking their digital readiness and capabilities, as well as setting clear progress goals. The purpose of this paper is to identify the primary aspects for measuring companies' preparation for Industry 4.0, the relationships between these readiness criteria, and how future Ph.D. research should proceed based on the findings. This paper focuses on the literature analysis identifying the reasons, challenges, barriers, and facilitators of digitalization. The research applies triangulation, by combining qualitative and quantitative methodology. The qualitative approach will be applied initially by conducting open interviews, and then, for the quantitative part, with a questionnaire aimed at Tunisian companies and their workforces.
Impact of Business Intelligence Systems on Profitability - Empirical Study
Authors: Tunowski Remigiusz
Published: September 2023

There is a research gap regarding the impact of Business Intelligence (BI) implementation on banks' profitability ratios. In particular, this relates to the financial profitability ratios of banks operating under the conditions of the Polish economy after 2015. The main research problem addressed in this study is whether the implementation of Business Intelligence systems has a positive impact on the profitability indicators of commercial banks. The main hypothesis formulated is that the use of a Business Intelligence management system between 2009 and 2020 improves the profitability of Polish commercial banks. The First Differences Generalized Method of Moments (FDGMM) panel dynamic model estimation method was used to evaluate this impact. The parameters of the models based on financial indicators were calculated for each of the selected indicators, and the analysis used those models for which the lagged BI variable, related to the timing of system implementation, proved statistically significant. Based on the obtained parameters of the models, long-term multipliers were calculated. The study determined the probability of the impact of using the business intelligence system on the selected indicators. The study was conducted on a group of the five largest out of the thirteen commercial banks listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in 2020. The assets of the surveyed banks comprise 50% of the assets of commercial banks in Poland. The study identified the impact of BI system use on selected profitability indicators of commercial banks. The generalized results of the study enable us to identify causal relationships between the use of the BI system in commercial banks and profitability, as measured by ROE and ROA. The research implications of this study may suggest to top management that implementing business intelligence systems can benefit the organization.
Intellectual Capital and the perception about self
Authors: DA ROSA BERNADETE M V F , MIZIARA ALEXANDRE JORGE , NOHAMA PERCY
Published: September 2023

The value of a company is not only measured by the value of its shares in the financial market, but also by its influence in the media and by how it impacts people's lives. Therefore, you have the value of that brand, its name, and its owner. Although this value speaks very loudly in a society, capitalist or not, there is another value that is not measurable and has a high impact on the external value of a company. It is the value that a company has for its employees and aggregate workers. This is a value that can be measured in the evasion of its staff. However, there is still one more value. Having valuable employees is not a gift; it's an achievement. Getting employees who work for years in the company and have high performance, engagement, and motivation, is more than professionalism. It's affection. And work with affection is not a characteristic of all people. This employee-company relationship requires commitment from both parties. A company, like a tree, is more than it appears to be. Likewise, a person is also more than appears to be. In this context, this article aims to address these intricacies of business-employee relationships, so that self-perception is the basis of a lasting and healthy relationship. The methodology of this work, in addition to long bibliographical research, is research that addresses several issues related to this context and the results are surprising. Thus, more so than professional development, it is necessary to invest in a high-value asset: awareness of yourself. Searching for your value within yourself is a great journey, which must be carefully instigated, in order to promote evolution and well-being within the company. More than professionals, people of character and commitment are needed, and these are also characteristics that must be sought in its employees. This is so the company has a long and healthy life, and the employee feels motivated to grow as a person and as a professional.
Digital innovation through cybersecurity learning factories
Authors: Veerasamy Namosha , Mkhwanazi Thuli , Khan Zubeida
Published: September 2023

Globally, the cybersecurity workforce changes tremendous challenges. Shortages in specialised cybersecurity staff members essentially puts organisations at risk. New graduates can face difficulties in entering the cybersecurity domain due to a lack of experience and knowledge.  However, with the advent of newer techniques for knowledge development, we find that learning factories offer a fresh perspective. Learning factories provide a mechanism to remove the barriers in the field of cybersecurity and cultivate a nurturing training environment. This paper looks at the modernisation of traditional training by covering the application of learning factories in the cybersecurity field. It aims to show how knowledge can be geared into more practical schemes to empower participants and expose them to critical cybersecurity skills. Through the paper, it will be demonstrated that learning factories can be used for real-world learning and information sharing.  Learning factories embody the principles of knowledge sharing and promotes more efficient knowledge management. With the use of nominated tools and technologies cyber security learning factories can help measure the effectiveness of worker training as well provide for consistent facilitated training. Overall, learning factories can help to transform training and build knowledge application.

Learning factories may be set up to tackle real industry challenges and are particularly useful in the field of cybersecurity. Using learning factories there is an opportunity to advance multi-dimensional cybersecurity skills and develop innovation in the field. Due to the added advantages of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) being virtually accessible, there is the added benefits of agility, responsiveness and increased engagement. Using a variety of modes, cybersecurity learning factories can combine the techniques of gamification, videos, multi-media and simulation. All of this provided an augmented and enriched experience for participants. Learning factories are a low-cost solution to replicating working environments thus assisting in skills development. Through the application of learning factories, a skilled workforce can be developed and cultivated.
Organizing decision making process in public administration: the impact of knowledge visualization
Authors: Vesperi Walter , Melina Anna Maria , Ventura Marzia
Published: September 2023

The growing complexity of the competitive context imposes on organizations the necessary to make effective decisions in a short time. Consequently, the organization must make decisions on an ever-increasing volume of data and information to increase their competitive advantage. For this reason, the decision- making process must be supported by new tools capable of facilitating and time reduction the knowledge transfer. The public administrations are a particular and very emblematic case. Indeed, public administrations are characterized as bureaucratic organizations with lengthy, often ineffective decision-making processes. The main consequence is a loss of value for the reference community. Hence, improving decision-making in public administrations can have a direct impact on society. On this wise, knowledge visualization by transforming knowledge into different visual tools (e.g., images, tables, graphs, knowledge maps, etc.) can support the decision-making process, speeding up the knowledge transfer process. A growing field of studies is focusing on the knowledge visualization, and on tools to support the decision-making process. The knowledge visualization in complex organizations appears to be a subject that has not yet been fully explored. The objective of this study is to understand the impact that knowledge visualization has on the decision-making process in public administration. In this study the methodological approach implemented has qualitative and exploratory nature. The exploratory nature aims to build the theoretical premises regarding knowledge visualization, the use of knowledge visualization in public administration, and the operational and strategic capacity to support decision- making. The data was collected through the analysis of a case study. This study is part of knowledge management studies, with particular emphasis on knowledge. visualization. The results of this study, based on the observation of a case study, offer theoretical reflections on the impact of knowledge visualization in the decision-making processes of public administration. The managerial implications of this study offer an overview of the knowledge visualization tools used in public administration and the impact of knowledge visualization in the decision- making process.
Towards sustainable rural communities
Authors: Romanelli Mauro
Published: September 2023

The future of rural communities relies on managing knowledge trasnfer and sharing in order to advance towards sustainable rural development. Investing in knowledge sources and management helps rural organisations to drive social growth, fostering cohesive and socially open rural communities. Rural communities may address a knowledge-driven pathway for sustainable rural development. Rural actors and stakeholders contribute to shaping wealthy rural communities by employing the potential of knowledge management, transfer and sharing. Regulatory frameworks support collaboration within rural communities that benefit of knowledge management issues and practices.
A Cross-Sectional Study on Student Experience and Contentment of Online Learning During Covid 19 Lockdown
Authors: Jose Jayaron , Jayaron Jose Blessy
Published: September 2023

The delivery mode of the lessons was transitioned from face-to-face to online/e-learning in response to the Covid-19 lockdown across the Middle East, particularly in Oman. The University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Al Musannah (UTASA), also adopted this approach, which brought forth both opportunities and challenges for the academic community, including teachers and students. However, no systematic studies were conducted across various departments at the university to gain insights into the implications of full-time online/e-learning. Therefore, this study was designed to comprehend the perceptions of cross-sectional UTASA students regarding the effectiveness of e-learning, encompassing their experiences and satisfaction with participating in it. The study employed a combination of quantitative and qualitative data collection methods, utilizing a survey questionnaire and a descriptive question. The participants included both male and female learners (N = 212) from departments such as IT (Information Technology), Business, Engineering, and ELC (English Language Centre). The analysis encompassed both descriptive and inferential statistical analyses of the quantitative data, as well as a descriptive thematic analysis of the qualitative data. The results revealed that over half of the participants held a clearly positive impression of their e-learning experience and satisfaction during the Covid-19 lockdown. Furthermore, the analysis of qualitative data shed light on the reasons behind both negative and positive sentiments towards e-learning, along with suggestions for potential enhancements. The diverse reactions of the participants to the survey questions have assisted researchers and interested parties in gaining a comprehensive understanding of both the favorable and unfavorable aspects of the procedure. A subset of the participants held a pessimistic view of online learning due to factors such as receiving low grades, encountering inadequate technical assistance, and observing a lack of commitment. In contrast, a different group perceived online learning as advantageous, citing its provision of a convenient and adaptable learning environment, along with convenient access to recorded lectures. Additionally, certain survey respondents put forth recommendations for enhancing online learning, including the need for better training, improved Internet connectivity, and enhanced interaction between teachers and students, as well as among fellow students. In summary, the study yielded valuable insights into the experiences and contentment levels of learners engaged in the online teaching and learning process. The findings and ensuing discussion provide essential recommendations for stakeholders and future researchers alike.
Analysis of Factors Affecting User Inclination to use Virtual Education Exhibitions in the Post Pandemic Covid-19 Era: Case Study in Indonesia
Authors: Binowo Kenedi , Setiawan Aynun Nissa , Tallisha Rifanti Putri , Azzahra Shafira , Sutanto Yolanda Emanuella , Hidayanto Achmad Nizar , Rahmatullah Bahbibi
Published: September 2023

Social distancing policies during the COVID-19 period have opened a space for interventions in the use of digital technology that was previously rejected by the public. Currently, most of the community activities have been carried out online, including those related to education, such as hosting virtual exhibitions with an educational purpose. Virtual exhibitions (VE) are online exhibitions that display information on specific topics. However, to the best of our knowledge, research on VE in the educational context is still lacking. This study aims to identify the variables that affect users' intentions to attend the virtual exhibition frequently. The channel expansion theory, flow theory, technology acceptance model, and expectation confirmation theory serve as the foundation for the research model that is constructed. The model was tested using data from 321 respondents who had visited VE, then analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with the aid of the SmartPLS application version 3.3.3. The findings show that 11 factors significantly influence the intention to continue using VE, while the other 2 factors have no significant influence. Thus, perceived usefulness has a significant effect on satisfaction and continued use intention to use VE, but not on perceived enjoyment. Furthermore, the perceived ease of use of VE has a significant impact on perceived usefulness and perceived enjoyment. However, media richness does not significantly affect perceived enjoyment. It's just that media richness influences perceived ease of use significantly. Confirmation also has a significant impact on perceived enjoyment, perceived usefulness, and satisfaction. Perceived enjoyment has a significant effect on satisfaction and continued use intention, and satisfaction has a significant effect on continued use intention to use VE. The findings are useful for VE providers and developers in developing a transformation strategy to increase the intention to use VE in every educational exhibition.
Integrating Buddhist Principles Into Management Control Systems: A Cattari Ariya Saccani Approach
Authors: Kawi Irma Cahyani , Pontjoharyo Wiyono
Published: September 2023

An organization or business entity has multiple goals, including providing happiness to stakeholders, fostering harmony with the surrounding environment and nature, and instilling universal, transcendental values in each member. The role of each individual in an organization or business entity is crucial as they are the source of human power. Therefore, self-control is an important aspect that must be addressed. According to various studies, organizations or business entities that incorporate spirituality in their activities have proven to be sustainable and successful. The Management Control System (MCS) can play a role in achieving this. 
 This study adopts a qualitative, exploratory research approach to gain a deeper understanding of the essence of the MCS based on the Cattari Ariya Saccani approach. which is not well known to the public and could lead to the creation of a new conceptual model. Cattari Ariya Saccani is a Buddhist teaching that integrates self-control with noble values and spiritual dimensions, different from the general MCS, making it suitable for exploring its unique essence. This study aims to contribute to existing theory by providing insights into the Cattari Ariya Saccani approach to MCS, which balances material, rational, and formal aspects of MCS with spiritual and ethical considerations. This research contributes to the literature by advancing the understanding of integrating religious principles into the business and management context. The practical implications suggest that organizations could consider adopting Buddhist principles through the Cattari Ariya Saccani approach as a means to enhance wisdom and ethical decision-making, as well as to promote sustainability in their operations.
Predicting Patient Satisfaction Levels Using Artificial Intelligence Technology for Food Service at ERI Soedewo RSPAD Gatot Soebroto
Authors: Suhermi  , Rinto  , Singgih  , Watini Sri , Ramadhona Nova
Published: September 2023

Satisfaction is one aspect that assesses the quality of health services, namely in serving food in hospitals. The purpose of this study was to describe the level of patient satisfaction with food at the Eri Soedewo Pavilion, Gatot Soebroto Army Hospital. The results of a study of 47 patients in the Eri Soedewo Pavilion in June 2021 showed that the remaining food of patients who consumed 20%, 35 patients were categorized as good, while 12 patients had the remaining food consumed 20%, which was classified as not good. Therefore, researchers are interested in conducting this research. Methods: The type of research used is observational with a cross-sectional design. Samples were taken using purposive sampling with inclusion criteria: male and female inpatients aged18 years admitted for at least two days, patients who received oral food from the hospital, were not illiterate and could communicate, had signed the PSP form and were willing as research samples. The model in this study was 47 patients taken in June 2021. Results: Based on the sample size calculation, 47 people were determined. The results of the level of patient satisfaction at the Eri Soedewo Pavilion, Gatot Soebroto Army Hospital, found that the performance of food serving has not met the minimum standard set, namely 90%. With a higher percentage of reality, namely with an average of 82.0%, the average expectation percentage is 76.7%. However, suppose the real results are compared with patient expectations. In that case, the result is that the patient is satisfied with the services provided. Artificial intelligence can assess medical data, food preferences, and patient feedback to improve food serving performance.
Implications of Distributed Energy Development in Blockchain-Based Institutional Environment
Authors: Diantoro Karno , Supriyanti Dedeh , Ardi  , Ayu Sanjaya Yulia Putri , Watini Sri
Published: September 2023

This research focuses on the high urgency of utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to enhance Smart Tourism Destinations (STDs). The integration of AI and IoT technologies offers unprecedented opportunities to revolutionize various aspects of tourism, from personalized recommendations to real-time data collection. The research aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the current state, challenges, and future direction of STDs in the context of AI and IoT integration. It explores various AI techniques and IoT-enabled data collection mechanisms that can enrich the traveler experience and improve destination management. However, challenges such as privacy and data security issues need to be addressed. The research also provides foresight into future technologies like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) that can further enhance STDs. The ultimate goal is to contribute to the development of smarter, visitor-oriented tourism destinations. The research highlights the significance of AI in shaping STDs and emphasizes the importance of addressing ethical considerations, data quality, interpretability, and human-AI collaboration to ensure responsible and effective use of AI in the tourism industry.
MODAL POLITIK PASANGAN H.MAHMUD ABDULLAH DAN DEWI NOVIANY PADA PEMILIHAN UMUM KEPALA DAERAH KABUPATEN SUMBAWA TAHUN 2020
Authors: SUPRIADI DEDI , IRAWANSYAH IRAWANSYAH
Published: September 2023

The couples of H.Mahmud Abdullah and Dewi Noviany who are often called as MONOVI are carrying the motto as Sumbawa Gemilang, this couple are the winning pairs in the Sumbawa Regency general election 2020. This research focuses on looking in depth at what political capital the MONOVI pair are using in getting the most votes in the 2020 Sumbawa Regency. Meanwhile, the method presented in this study is a qualitative method with a case study model and data collection techniques using three stages, namely observation, in-depth interviews and documentation or literature research related to the problems presented. As for the data analysis technique using the Miles interactive method, the data analysis in this study consisted of three streams of activities that occurred simultaneously, namely: data condensation, data presentation and conclusion/verification. The data found is tested for validity by analyzing and clarifying it with an implementation model. The results of the study show that this couple uses three political capitals including: political capital, then social capital and finally economic capital. Of the three political capitals, the pair of H. Mahmud Abdullah and Dewi Noviany are more dominant in using political capital and social capital than economic capital then economic capital.
PERTANGGUNGJAWABAN HUKUM TERHADAP PENERBITAN SERTIFIKAT GANDA (STUDI DI BPN KOTA MATARAM)
Authors: MAULUDIN NOVIE AFIF , SETYADI ANGGUN PUTRI
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this is to find out how legal responsibility is for the issuance of multiple certificates (a study at BPN Kota Mataram). To answer the problem formulation the author uses normative legal research, with statutory approach methods (statute approach), and conceptual approach (conceptual approach) and case approach (case approach). As for the results of the study, it was concluded that legal responsibility for the issuance of multiple certificates (study at the Mataram City BPN) is to carry out non-litigation handling, namely at the Mataram City BPN Office and then can continue into the realm of litigation, namely in civil or state administrative courts, where BPN Mataram City as a party. This is done by referring to the applicable laws and regulations, namely the Regulation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs/Head of the National Land Agency Number 9 of 1999 concerning Procedures for Granting and Canceling State Land Rights and Management Rights or Regulation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/Head of the Land Agency National Republic of Indonesia Number 11 of 2016 concerning Settlement of Land Cases or Regulation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/Head of the National Land Agency Number 21 of 2020 Handling and Settlement of Land Cases. Which of the three regulations is used depends on when the land case is submitted to the land office. In cases with the decision of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia Number 45/G/2016/PTUN.MTR, accountability for multiple certificates refers to the Regulation of the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/Head of the National Land Agency of the Republic of Indonesia Number 11 of 2016 concerning Settlement of Land Cases.
PERANAN WANITA NELAYAN DALAM MENINGKATKAN PENDAPATAN RUMAH TANGGA DI KELURAHAN AMPENAN SELATAN KECAMATAN AMPENAN KOTA MATARAM
Authors: MARINI IDA AYU KETUT , ARTIKA IDA BAGUS EKA
Published: September 2023

This study aims to determine the role of fisherwomen in improving the economy of fisherman households in Ampenan Selatan Village, Ampenen District, Mataram City. The researcher used a purposive sampling technique in determining the sampling, namely the sampling technique with certain considerations, totaling 52 fisherman households. To analyze the problem formulation of the role of fisherwomen in improving the economy of fisherman households, researchers used the Chai-square test statistical analysis tool. The results showed that 31 female fishermen had jobs as laborers, 10 female fishermen as traders, 5 female fishermen as housewives, 5 female fishermen as household helpers and as many as 1 female fisherman as breeders. The role of fisherwomen in improving the fishermen's household economy is carried out by comparing the frequency distribution of observations or observations with the expectation distribution using Chai-Sqauare (X2) the result is 28.085, so H0 is rejected which means that there is a role for fisherwomen in improving the household economy fishermen (HI received).
PENGARUH DUKUNGAN (ENDORSEMENT), CITRA MEREK (BRAND IMAGE) DAN KESAKSIAN (TESTIMONI) TERHADAP MINAT BELI ULANG KONSUMEN PRODUK RNC WBEAUTY MELALUI MEDIA SOSIAL INSTAGRAM
Authors: CAHYANI BAIQ TIRTA SEPTYNA DWI , HAMDI H. NIZAR , ZULKARNAEN ZULKARNAEN
Published: September 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of Endorsement, Brand Image and Testimony on Consumer Repurchase Interest of RNC Wbeauty Products Through Social Media Instagram, a case study in East Lombok district. This research uses quantitative research with associative approach. This data is proven by using multiple linear regression analysis. From the results of the regression equation, it is obtained that Y = 0.832 + 0.307.X1 + 0.853.X2 + 0.016.X3 so that the results of the t-test conclude that endorsement and brand image have a positive and significant effect on repurchase intention, while the testimony (Testimonials) have a negative effect on consumer buying interest by opening each t count is greater than t tabel (2,072>1,678) and (6,640>1,678) and significant (0,0440,05). In the F test, it can be concluded that the variables of Support (Endorsement) and Brand Image (Brand Image) and Testimonies (Testimony) have a simultaneous effect on Consumer Buying Interest with culculated F value greater than F tabel (34,793>3,20). From the results of the coefficient of determination, it shows that endorsement, brand image and testimonials have an effect of 69.3% on repurchase interest, while the remaining 30.7% is explained by other factors. Thus, it means that endorsement and brand image have a positive and significant effect on repurchase intention, while testimonials have no significant effect on repurchase interest
IDENTIFIKASI DAN PENILAIAN RISIKO PADA PROYEK PEMBANGUNAN PERUMAHAN DAMARA VILLAGE JIMBARAN
Authors: LESTARI I GUSTI AGUNG AYU ISTRI , DIPUTERA I GEDE ANGGA , ARIESTY NI PUTU MONIKA
Published: September 2023

Considering the implementation of the large and extensive Damara Village Housing Development project with an area of 3.5 hectares and a total of 169 units, there are potential risks that could occur during the project's execution. This thesis was conducted using a qualitative approach (interviews) which will be quantified or described using numerical data or the descriptive method. The stages involved conducting interviews with various parties, namely 25 respondents who are experts and have competence in Damara Village Housing, to determine the likelihood of various risks, assess the magnitude of the risks' consequences, and evaluate the risks. Risk assessment is the result of multiplying the likelihood of risk by its consequences. The research findings indicate that there are 36 identified risks, of which 3 (8.3%) are classified as unacceptable risks, 32 (88.9%) are undesirable risks, 1 (2.85%) is an acceptable risk, and 0% or no risk falls under the negligible category
ANALISIS POLA PEMANFAATAN RUANG PADA KAWASAN RAWAN BANJIR DI KABUPATEN LOMBOK BARAT
Authors: ARTAWAN UNSILA TAMMIYA , YASA I WAYAN , MUHAJIRAH MUHAJIRAH
Published: September 2023

West Lombok Regency often experiences floods. The flooding problem requires proper land use planning and management that is also integrated with the regional spatial strategy. However, in reality there are often inconsistencies between regional spatial plans and actual land use. The purpose of this research is to make a map of the distribution of flood-prone areas; to analyse the relationship between land use and spatial pattern plans in flood-prone areas; to analyse the relationship between spatial use patterns in flood-prone areas and existing land use. This research was conducted based on spatial analysis, multicriteria analysis, and descriptive analysis. There are six flood-prone factors used in this study, including rainfall intensity (I), slope (S), land use (U), soil type (ST), distance from drainage network/river (D) and altitude (E). The results of this study indicate that the area in West Lombok Regency based on the potential class of flood vulnerability is dominated by the mildly vulnerable class which is spread across all sub-districts, namely 47,624.24 Ha. (51.80%), not prone is 21,001.92 Ha (22.84%), and ± 25% of the remaining area is divided into medium prone 15,241.75 Ha (16.58%), prone 7,871.98 Ha (8.56%) and very prone 195.79 Ha (0.21%).
Alteraciones en el sentido del olfato y del gusto en pacientes con enfermedad renal crónica, trasplante y diálisis, y su asociación con el estado nutricional
Authors: Carrillo-Degollado Alba N. , Salazar-Guzmán Estefanía P. , Gutierrez-Pliego Laura E. , Orozco-González Claudia N.
Published: September 2023

Introducción: la insuficiencia renal crónica cursa con alteraciones como la anosmia y la disgeusia causadas por el incremento de toxinas urémicas. Estos pueden influir en la alimentación del paciente y, por tanto, en su estado nutricional. 
Objetivo: analizar las evidencias encontradas en la literatura sobre la prevalencia, fisiopatología y tratamiento de la pérdida de gusto y olfato en pacientes con enfermedad renal, cualquier terapia de reemplazo y trasplantados renales y su asociación con el estado nutricional. 
Material y métodos: este trabajo es una revisión narrativa. Se realizó una búsqueda en PubMed, SciELO, Google académico, Elsevier, OVID, Medline y Scopus con el objetivo de evidenciar la asociación entre el estado de nutrición y la pérdida total o parcial del olfato y del gusto. 
Resultados: se muestra la relación existente de la pérdida del olfato con el grado de insuficiencia renal y el grado de acumulación de toxinas urémicas. Con respecto al gusto, se ha descrito una disminución por déficit de zinc y eliminación de urea por medio de la saliva. La alteración de la percepción del gusto en estos pacientes de hemodiálisis se asocia de forma independiente con altos índices en déficits de micronutrientes asociados con el estado nutricional y con una mayor mortalidad. 
Conclusiones: la pérdida del olfato, del gusto o ambas es una condición frecuente en los pacientes con insuficiencia renal crónica y contribuye al riesgo nutricional de estos pacientes.
Rol de la suplementación con probióticos en el desarrollo y la evolución de la enfermedad de Alzheimer y la enfermedad de Parkinson: una revisión narrativa
Authors: Daza Latorre Maria Alejandra
Published: September 2023

Con el envejecimiento de la población mundial, las enfermedades neurodegenerativas se han tornado cada vez más prevalentes. Esto afecta la calidad de vida en los adultos mayores y acarrea costos elevados en el cuidado de estos pacientes, además de consecuencias emocionales adversas para sus familias. Por otra parte, la microbiota intestinal emerge como un campo creciente en la investigación al punto de considerarse como un nuevo órgano, con un rol determinante en el proceso salud-enfermedad del individuo. Estudios recientes han caracterizado un posible papel primordial de la microbiota en la patogénesis de la enfermedad de Alzheimer y de la enfermedad de Parkinson, lo cual ha generado un nuevo campo de interés sobre cómo los cambios de la microbiota a través de la suplementación con probióticos podrían influenciar en la evolución de síntomas como el deterioro cognitivo en la enfermedad de Alzheimer y en la mejoría de síntomas motores y no motores en la enfermedad de Parkinson. En este sentido, algunas investigaciones han encontrado resultados esperanzadores tanto en el desempeño cognitivo y perfil metabólico en pacientes con enfermedad de Alzheimer, como en la mejoría en la escala Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS) y el estreñimiento en pacientes con enfermedad de Parkinson. Lo anterior plantea la necesidad de diseñar estudios futuros que permitan establecer los alcances reales que tiene esta novedosa terapéutica. De comprobarse su utilidad como tratamiento adyuvante, potencialmente podría modificar la progresión de los síntomas y mejorar la calidad de vida de los pacientes con este tipo de enfermedades catastróficas.
Impacto de la inmunonutrición en la evolución de los pacientes con esclerosis múltiple mayores de 20 años de edad: revisión narrativa
Authors: Salcedo-Hurtado José Guillermo , Alvarez-Osorio Susana Mireya , Nossa-Martínez Diana Paola , Vergara-Jiménez Carmen Cecilia
Published: September 2023

Introducción: la esclerosis múltiple (EM) es una enfermedad inflamatoria crónica ocasionada por múltiples factores que afectan al sistema nervioso central (SNC), lo que conlleva discapacidades, principalmente, en los adultos jóvenes. La nutrición está dentro de estos factores patogénicos y más recientemente se incluye la disfunción inmunitaria, local y sistémica que produce la EM en la microbiota intestinal (MBI), y afecta órganos como el cerebro. 
Objetivo: en esta revisión narrativa se analizó el impacto de la terapéutica con nutrientes específicos (inmunonutrientes) en los síntomas y la progresión de la enfermedad en pacientes adultos jóvenes con EM. 
Método: se realizó una búsqueda de artículos en las plataformas PubMed y MedLine entre enero de 2012 y diciembre de 2022. 
Resultados: la EM destruye la mielina, lo que produce áreas de desmielinización en la sustancia blanca. Teniendo en cuenta este componente inflamatorio, la investigación muestra que nutrientes específicos como probióticos, ácidos grasos omega-3 (ω-3) y la vitamina D, por sus efectos favorables en la modulación de la inflamación, presentan impactos positivos en los síntomas de estos pacientes; no así para frenar su evolución. 
Conclusiones: el uso de suplementación con inmunonutrientes reporta efectos favorables en paciente con EM. Ante la escasa evidencia sobre el tema, con esta revisión se pretende seguir aportando a la literatura en desarrollo sobre el uso de estos nutrientes en pacientes adultos jóvenes con EM.