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Measuring the Success of Corporate Annual Tax Online Reporting: Applying the Delone & McLean Information System Success Model
Authors: Brahmantyo Keano Fauzan , Paguna Billy , Prawati Levana Dhia
Published: September 2023

E-SPT is one application created by the Directorate General of Taxes to help reporting annual tax return by both individuals and corporations. It helps reduce time and cost of taxpayers to submit their taxes and pay it on time.The research is conducted to measure the success of corporate annual tax reporting using the DeLone & McLean model of IS Success. Data were collected from online questionnaires from 115 users who have experience in filing corporate annual tax reporting as samples. The data were analyzed using Smart PLS software. The result showed that two hypothesis, which are information quality positively affects system use and service quality positively affects user satisfaction are rejected, and the conclusion is E-SPT is succesful in helping taxpayers to pay their corporate annual tax.
Cultural Dimensions and Intercultural User Interface Design (IUID) in a Learning Management System: Indonesian and International Student Perspectives
Authors: Ariel Tandra Timotius , Rofil Lily El Ferawati
Published: September 2023

This article discusses how cultural values drive the ways students engage in a Learning Management System (LMS) and perceive its usability from the perspective of Intercultural User Interface Design (IUID). Universities around the world employ LMS as an integral part of online learning but the cultural significance of the interface design remains under debate as it is believed to be an enhancing aid for information processing and learning. Analyzing data from qualitative interviews and usability testing on Indonesian and international students in an international university in Indonesia, this article provides remarkable insights for both students and educators. Evidence shows that nationality-embedded cultural values as reflected in students’ personal characteristics regulate their learning behaviors. Cultural dimensions such as individualism versus collectivism, power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and masculinity versus femininity are present in students’ attitudes toward online learning. For this reason, this study suggests that the cultural values and backgrounds of LMS users need to be taken into account in designing an online learning platform.
How TikTok and Its relationship with narcissism and bandwagon effect influenced conspicuous consumption among Gen Y and Gen Z
Authors: Furinto Asnan , Tamara Dewi , Maradona Chiko , Gunawan Hendy
Published: September 2023

This research aims to investigate the influence of TikTok, as one of the most widely used social media, and its relationship with narcissism and bandwagon effect on conspicuous consumption among Gen Y or Millennials and Gen Z. Although the impact of social media usage, such as Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube; on conspicuous consumption is well known, little was known whether TikTok, which emphasizes on short videos with various filters and massive music library, has similar impact. The relationships between TikTok and narcissism as well as bandwagon effect that are associated with conspicuous consumption is also little discussed in research. The data for this research are collected through an online survey from 107 Indonesian Gen Y and Gen Z respondents that regularly use TikTok. The result shows that TikTok usage positively affects conspicuous consumption, and that bandwagon effect positively mediates TikTok usage and conspicuous consumption. It also shows that narcissism negatively mediates TikTok usage and conspicuous consumption. This research proves that TikTok, especially among younger generations, is important for luxury brand strategies as it gives a positive impact to the bandwagon effect among users, thus adding to the urge to buy luxury products.
Corporate sustainability performance and board attributes: Cross-country analysis on infrastructure and real estate companies from ASEAN countries
Authors: Febrian Juan , Lay Steven , Putri Hendratno Setiani
Published: September 2023

Businesses have encompassed their stakeholders’ interests into a set of reporting which reflects all of their ESG related activities. Sustainability reporting is considered to bring value to firms not only concerning profitability but also the long-term sustainability. Settled amid country-level development, we purposely consider the impact of real estate and infrastructure industries and select ASEAN countries to investigate the relationship between firms’ sustainability performance and board independence, board diversity, number of meetings, and the total compensation paid. This paper strives to investigate how these board characteristics play a role in decision making to contribute to the quality of sustainability performance reflected in the reporting. We find how our dependent variable acts differently from each explanatory. First, we find that board independence dictates the quality of sustainability performance which is emphasized by how they bring key issues related to stakeholders. Second, women’s composition on the board structure does not evidently reflect the caliber of sustainability performance. Third, we find that the frequency of board meetings may include useful discussion regarding ESG matters as it positively aligns with sustainability performance. Furthermore, the compensation may not be the vital driver of directors’ ESG- related goals since the compensation may include miscellaneous objectives.
Analysis of the Effect of Electronic Sports (E-Sports) Management on the Implementation of the Franchise League
Authors: Hendratno Setiani Putri , Candradinata Louis , Anderson Jose
Published: September 2023

This study aims to prove the significant effect of implementing a league franchise on mobile games on esports team management. Researchers also want to know the responses of esports community fans to the application of franchise leagues. This research was conducted using a qualitative method, where researchers obtained data by conducting interviews with esports team management who joined and invested in franchise leagues and competed in franchise leagues and from the esports community. The results that the authors get from this research is that the franchise league really attracts the attention of the management team to join the franchise league, where to join the franchise league requires capital to be invested. The enthusiasm of each esports team is very clear, such as the investment to join, there are no remaining slots given by the developer in organizing this franchise league. Another interesting thing is that the nominal investment invested by each team has so far increased rapidly beyond the profits earned during the league competition. The franchise league implemented in Indonesia makes the game look more exclusive and royal, where the only team that can participate in this prestigious event is the team that is included in the franchise league.
The Influence of Financial Technology, Minimum Capital, and Financial Literacy on Student Investment Interest
Authors: Theodorus Fanuel , Patricia Velia Inda , Meiryani
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this research is to analysis how much financial technology, minimum capital, and financial literacy influence students desire to put their money to invest. A questionnaire was utilized to gather primary data from each respondent, and an ordinal scale (Likert) was used as the measuring design for this quantitative method. The population of this study was Final Semester Students majoring in Accounting at Bina Nusantara University Jakarta Indonesia whose number is not known with certainty. The sampling method uses the Lemeshow formula. By using the Lemeshow formula, a sample value of 96.04 is obtained which is then rounded up to 100 people. With a total of 67 female respondents and 33 male respondents. Data processing techniques will be carried out with the SPSS program and using multiple linear regression analysis methods, classical assumption tests and hypothesis testing. Prior to conducting the research, validity and reliability tests were also carried out on the questionnaires to measure the validity and consistency of the questionnaires. The results of this study indicate that Financial Technology, Minimum Capital and Financial Literacy have a positive effect on student investment interest.
Motivation and Media Used by Tourist When Visiting Sightseeing After Pandemic Covid-19 in Indonesia and Japan
Authors: Sherly  , Ronauli Anna , Kaori Hayashi , Chiaki Niwa , Kei Shiroma , Novella Utari , Takai Momoko , Ichiro Fujiyama
Published: September 2023

Sightseeing are places that have the attractiveness of an area, and this makes them a place that is visited by many tourists. However, several conditions make sightseeing unknown and rarely visited by tourists, which is the main problem in this study. Through this research, we will find out the motivation of tourists to travel, the media used by tourists to get information, and the attraction of sightseeing that can attract tourists to visit. This research uses survey methods and interviews with tourists to find out the phenomenon directly when tourists visit tourist attractions in Japan and Indonesia. Japan and Indonesia became the object of research because they were affected by the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic in their tourist fields. There will also be further analysis of the problems faced by the two countries. Then the results of the data obtained will be analyzed descriptively, and a solution to the problem is sought. Analyzing the results of this study, we found the phenomenon that the way of getting tourist information varies by age. The younger generation uses SNS, while the older generation often uses introductions from acquaintances and maps. It was also found that Japanese people’s motivation for traveling is often to find a place to visit or to have an extraordinary experience. At the same time, Indonesians are often motivated by the desire to refresh themselves.
Garudeya Illustrated Digital Book as a Supporting Media to Children Learning
Authors: Shabiriani Uzda Nabila , Dewi Wahyu Kurnia , Putri Safitri Aprillia , Pratama Febby Candra , Bhanuwati Amelia Tri , Valencia Christinabel Stephanie
Published: September 2023

The lack of children’s reading interest in historical heritage books is because the visualization of books provided by the school library is less attractive. This study aimed to design a digital illustrated Garudeya book as a learning support medium for elementary school students in Malang City. This study uses the design thinking method by involving the reader in the empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test stages. The results of data analysis obtained the word playful as a design concept originating from the target audience of children. This concept is used in most digital book designs illustrated by The Story of Garudeya. The Garudeya Storybook tells the story of Garudeya, who saves his mother, Sang Winata, from being enslaved by his younger brother Sang Kadru because he lost a bet when guessing the color of a horse’s tail. The Kadru deliberately cheated by painting the color of the ponytail black to win the bet. This illustrated digital book is essential to use as a learning support medium so students can easily understand Indonesian heritage. In addition, it can also be used as a digital reference to introduce Indonesian cultural heritage globally.
The Effect of Performance Expectancy, Facilitating Condition, Effort Expectancy, and Perceived Easy to Use on Intention to using Media Support Learning Based On Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)
Authors: Rumangkit Stefanus , Surjandy  , Billman Abdullah
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this study was to explore performance expectancy, facilitating conditions, effort expectancy, and perceived ease to use on the intention of using learning support media. Furthermore, it examined the intention to use learning support media on the commitment to use it. The quantitative method approach was used as a basis for conducting this research. The data source used is primary data, namely questionnaires. The distribution of questionnaires is carried out online through Google Forms. The respondents in the study were 100 respondents with a sampling technique using purposive sampling. Respondents were students who had used learning support media, such as Canva, Kahoot, Zoom, Google Meet, and others. The data analysis tool used SmartPLS. The result of this study stated that performance expectancy, facilitating conditions, effort expectancy, and perceived ease to use had a positive and significant effect on the intention to use learning support media. Moreover, the intention to use learning support media had a positive and significant effect on the commitment to use media support learning.
A Groundwork on Sustainability Leadership with The Rasch Model Approach and Structural Equation Modelling Analysis: Indonesian Employees View
Authors: Herlina Maria Grace , Handranata Yunita Wijaya , Rivaldo
Published: September 2023

The study is a groundwork of Sustainability Leadership. It aims to explore The aim of this research is to examine spiritual leadership as it relates to sustainability measurement from the perspective of Indonesian employees. This study uses a quantitative approach. Data were obtained from 221 respondents who are Indonesian employees. The collected data was analyzed by Rash Model analysis and Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) Analysis with second-order confirmatory factor analysis. The Rasch Model results found that employees are aware of their company’s sustainable objective. Yet, they still are unable to recognize its impact. The Item measure of Rasch Model shows employees are aware that their current leaders are still reluctant to bring up workplace difficulties. The SEM Findings showed that the three research hypotheses have strong support. First, leadership in sustainability is highly influenced by both vision and hope. Altruistic love, the final factor, has also a big impact on sustainable leadership. Although there have been several past studies, they have been inconsistent and lacking in clarity in developing leadership for sustainability. Hence, this study aims to provide a groundwork of Sustainability Leadership to develop leadership for sustainability measurement.
Effect of Payment Gateways towards Online Shopping Behavior in SME in Indonesia
Authors: Isanawikrama  , Hutomo Edwin Djoyo , Irawan Iwan , Aguzman dan Glory
Published: September 2023

This study aims to examine the relationship between trust, types of payment methods, perceived usefulness, and convenience to the people’s purchase intention and whether that affect people’s online shopping behavior in SMEs in Indonesia—types of payment methods. Data were collected from 205 respondents in Indonesia using purposive sampling. Path Analysis was used in this study, and the results showed that Perceived Usefulness has a strong, unidirectional positive influence and significant effects on the Purchase Intention of payment gateway users but is not significant to Online Shopping Behavior. Convenience variables have a strong, unidirectional positive influence and significantly affect Purchase Intention and Online Shopping Behavior of payment gateway users in Indonesia.
Educational Media for Early Childhood on Waste Management to Encourage Zero Waste Living Sustainably
Authors: Anindita Nadhira , Wulandari Sari
Published: September 2023

Marine pollution comes from waste and brings a solemn issue since the utmost debris in the sea comes from urban and residential household waste. The family has a critical role in reducing household waste, which can further decrease the negative impact on marine life. Meanwhile, education on waste management is still insignificant for children and their parents. It is necessary to have a source of information for children from an early age to encourage awareness to implement an environmentally conscious life. Illustrated books were chosen as learning media for young children to develop their imagination and behavior. The research focused on how to design educational illustration books for early childhood education about the marine environment and its relation to daily life in their home environment in a sustainable manner. This research used a qualitative method with Human-Centered Design (HCD) approach: inspiration, ideas, and implementation. The output is the book’s design (as the prominent article), besides supporting work, including Instagram feeds, stickers, and x-banners as promotional media with syntactic visuals with the book. By fusing contemplative themes cheerfully and humorously combined with encouraging emotional connections, the lessons presented in this book could be more accepted pleasantly by children.
Upcycling Mobile App as a Way to Raise Awareness About Sustainable Living and Decrease Fashion Waste
Authors: Bonafix Nunnun , Saptaputra Emanuel , Ranlyca Devina
Published: September 2023

Upcycling aims to reduce clothing waste by turning clothing waste into functional products with higher value. This research aims to design the user interface for the Upcycle app as an app where users from the Upcycle community, upcycle activists, and clothing waste owners can meet, collaborate, and participate in the production of recycled products. Creating intuitive navigation with clear and intuitive menus, categories, and sections may help to educate people about the environmental impact of clothing waste and develop their upcycling skills to encourage their engagement in sustainable practices. And it also aims to increase awareness of recycling activities and sustainable lifestyles and reduce fashion waste and the negative stigma of recycled products in society.
Analysis of the Effect of Profitability, Liquidity and Capital Structure on Investment Risk in Primary Consumer Goods Industry (Non-Cyclicals) Companies Listed on The IDX in 2018-2020
Authors: Caroline Stella Tio , Wicaksono Aries , Sibuea Mangasi
Published: September 2023

In 2022, Indonesia was rife with cases of investment fraud. SWI (Investment Alert Task Force) revealed that three main factors made many people entangled in illegal investments: the nature of wanting to get rich suddenly, recklessness, and lack of public financial literacy. Hence, awareness of the potential for fraud was still minimal. The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of profitability, liquidity, and capital structure on investment risk. This research was conducted by analyzing report data from non- cyclical consumer goods industry companies listed on the IDX for 2018-2020 and observational data obtained from 105 companies. The sampling method used in this research is a non-probability sampling method with a purposive sampling technique. This research is quantitative research with multiple linear regression analysis methods. The results of this study indicate that profitability and capital structure have an effect on investment risk, while liquidity has no effect on investment risk.
Eco-Friendly Digital Economy Philosophy on the Indonesia-Timor Leste Border
Authors: Fios Frederikus , Oktriono Kristianus
Published: September 2023

The people on the Indonesia-Timor Leste border are classified as poor and need to be empowered. Poverty is not due to a lack of natural resources but because the natural potential has not been optimally explored. President Joko Widodo has paid attention to the border area to be developed to grow a new economic point for the local people. This research method applies qualitative methods with a philosophical approach. Study findings indicate that the Indonesia-Timor Leste border area, especially Belu Regency is rich in environmentally friendly resources and digital economy that can be developed. An eco- friendly digital economy philosophy on the Indonesia-Timor Leste border can become a reference framework for implementing development at the border toward people’s welfare. The philosophy of an environmentally friendly digital economy can become a new thought innovation that drives the dynamics of development towards improving the economic quality of 600 thousand people for a better life. An environmentally friendly digital economy philosophy can be a solution to poverty in border areas to improve the welfare of the local community. This research provides a framework and recommendations for the Indonesian government to carry out development activities in border areas.
Visual Heatmap Analysis of Happy Meal Advertise on Citra Pariwara 2022 Award using InstantEye Tracker
Authors: Udin Noor , Zuraida Rida , Hartono Hendri , Annas Taufiq
Published: September 2023

Understanding how the audience perceived the message in the media is still an interesting discussion. It can study how to communicate the idea and how the message perceived may change all the time, and how to analyze it. Involving technologies in analyzing processes can make valuable input for communication media artists. The objective of this research is to analyze one of awarded advertise creations by mapping the audience’s visual heatmap using InstantEye Tracker. The existence of eye-tracker technology makes it possible to obtain more objective information about how a visual communication design works, such as an advertisement received by someone. With 31 participants consisting of 14 men and 16 women, this study shows clear differences regarding the heat areas between men and women when receiving information on happy meal advertisements. Although, in general, the heat center is in the middle of the media, men tend to focus on the top left and the center. Meanwhile, women focus on the center and move randomly in the four quadrants of the image area. It relates to how the organization and composition of visual elements through design principles in visual communication design works that are appropriate to be captured by the audience.
Social Equality and Online Learning During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia
Authors: Benny  , Ruman Yustinus Suhardi
Published: September 2023

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought significant transformations in various social processes aspects of Indonesia. Prior to the pandemic, face-to-face interactions in physical spaces were the norm in most social processes. With the onset of Covid-19, a shift towards virtual platforms has become prevalent. This research focuses on the transformation of the learning process in Indonesia from classrooms to online learning environments. The virtual learning process from home requires access to essential facilities and supportive guidance from teachers or mentors. The concern addressed in this paper is the emergence of social polarization in terms of equality, justice, and inclusion. While some community groups have access to the necessary resources and can participate in online learning, others face barriers and are unable to do so. To analyze, researchers adopt a conceptual framework emphasizing social equality, justice, and inclusion, all of which underscore the importance of providing equal opportunities for all citizens to exercise their educational rights. The research approach is qualitative, involving a review of scholarly literature on equality, justice, and inclusion. This study concludes that not all students have access to the internet, electricity, and devices. This has an impact on the occurrence of inequality in the educational process.
Should We Continue to Sell Green Products? A Case Study of Willingness to Pay More for Green Furniture Products
Authors: Rompas Paulus Calvin , Nugraha Harry Dwi , Febrina Vheren , Saroso Hardijanto , Syachari Dicky Hida , Diena
Published: September 2023

The growing global demand for environmentally friendly products necessitates an in-depth examination of the factors influencing consumers’ willingness to pay a premium. This study focuses on the furniture industry and aims to identify the key determinants that shape consumers’ willingness to pay more for environmentally friendly furniture. Data were collected from 153 Indonesian consumers interested in purchasing household furniture products. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis, utilizing smartPLS software, was employed to analyze the data and derive insights. The findings revealed that the perceived value of green products and individuals’ green attitudes significantly and positively influenced the desire to pay more for environmentally friendly furniture. Conversely, the green marketing mix did not significantly impact consumers’ willingness to pay more for such products. These results highlight the importance of communication, outreach, public policy, and education in shaping the nation and state’s positive perception and attitude towards green products. The implications of these findings are discussed in the context of promoting sustainable consumption practices and fostering a greener economy.
Pricing Strategy for a Smart-Tourist Area: Does Location Matters?
Authors: Modjo Mohamad-Ikhsan , Wibowo Agus-Supriatna
Published: September 2023

This study aims to investigate the effect of hotel characteristics, particularly their locations, on room pricing strategy for hotels in the Bogor Area, Indonesia. The author applies the quantile hedonic regression model on a dataset of Bogor Hotels collected through a travel agent’s website. A total of 194 hotels were collected and used as data samples. Our findings suggest that locations near tourist attractions are a significant factor in explaining hotel room prices in the Bogor area, while in contrast, the city center location is not. In addition, we also find that hotel room size and stars-awarded have significant positive effects on room rates. The outcomes of this study advocate for the continuation of fine-tuning the existing pricing strategy adopted by hoteliers to optimize revenue.
Comparisonal Analysis of Formwork Costs Conventional, Semi-System and Aluminium on Shear Wall Work (Case Study: The Building of The Faculty of Art and Design Education)
Authors: Wiguna Aldhi Daffa , Sujana Caroline Maretha
Published: September 2023

Indonesia is one of the other countries with a high productivity level in the construction industry. As the construction industry increases, some things must be considered in construction management, namely cost, time, and quality. In this study, the authors focus on the analysis of formwork in terms of cost by using unit price analysis which refers to PUPR and unit prices in each province. This research resulted in an analysis of the formwork method, which is more cost-effective in the shear wall work of the Faculty of Art and Design Education Building. The results showed that using the aluminium formwork method has an average cost of 36% more economical than conventional methods, and semi-system methods.
The Effect of Corporate Governance Regulation on the Profitability of Insurance Companies in Indonesia
Authors: Vincent Kenny , Modjo Mohamad Ikhsan , Limijaya Amelia
Published: September 2023

This study is driven by the growing importance of insurance companies in Indonesia and corporate governance as determinants of their profitability. Corporate governance is crucial in insurance companies as they provide instruments for risk transfers and savings mechanisms and promote investments in an economy. Our research examines the impact of implementing good corporate governance regulation POJK 73/2016 on the profitability of insurance companies in Indonesia. Using samples of all listed Indonesian insurance companies across 200 observations by employing LSDV panel data and 2SLS models, we found that the regulatory reform is negatively related to the company’s profitability and thus reduces performance. The outcomes of this study advocate for the continuation of fine-tuning of existing regulations so it could deliver the stated objectives.
Intellectual Capital and Banking Financial Performance in Indonesia
Authors: Marsintauli Frihardina , Novalina Adita , Sitinjak Martogi Marojahan , Wijanarko Rosariandoko
Published: September 2023

The purposes of the research were to analyze the impact of intellectual capital on banking financial performance. Intellectual capital in this study was measured with the method of Value-Added Intellectual Capital (VAIC). The banking financial performance was measured with the indicator of profitability ratio and capital ratio. The hand of profitability ratio is Return on Asset (ROA) and Net Interest Margin (NIM), While the indicator used to measure the capital ratio is Capital Adequacy Ratio. The sample used in this study is 125 observed data of 25 banks listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for 2016-2020, which met the criteria determined. Data were analyzed using WarpPLS 7.0 software. This study shows that overall intellectual capital, which VAIC measures, has a positive and significant impact on ROA. Still, it does not substantially impact NIM and does not affect CAR. However, one of the components of intellectual capital, HCE and SCE, partially has the most significant impact on forming VAIC and has a positive and significant effect on ROA and NIM. This IC component is believed to be able to improve the company’s performance in the current era of rapid technological development
Creating Legal Unity in a Rapidly Changing World: Indonesia and the Netherlands Compared
Authors: Huis Stijn Cornelis van
Published: September 2023

Confronted with rapid and complex changes in the digital era, both the Indonesian and Dutch Supreme Court have been granted the powers of providing legal solutions at an early stage of the legal process. The Dutch Parliament introduced the Law on Prejudicial Questions whereas the Indonesian Supreme Court reinstated the chamber system. Each year, pressing legal issues are discussed by the Supreme Court judges in the chambers and the legal solutions published in a circular (Surat Edaran Mahkamah Agung, SEMA) as guidelines to be followed by lower courts. In this paper we compare both ‘legal shortcuts’ and argue that, while the goal of legal unity is an urgent issue in Indonesia, to be able to properly function as legal guidelines for judges and lawyers SEMA require a more detailed description of the legal issue and legal reasoning behind the offered legal solutions.
ERP Implementation and Foreign Ownership in High-Tech Industry to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Kharunnisa Amelia , Noerlina  , Meiryani
Published: September 2023

This research aims to identify how ERP implementation can benefit the high-tech industry and achieve sustainable development goals. This research also examines how foreign ownership can affect the performance of the high-technology industry. High technology has been widely used in any industry, especially manufacturing. The research method used in this study was Systematic Literature Review (SLR). The steps taken from this research method start with research planning, implementation, and reporting. This study’s evident in how much previous research has discussed ERP implementation in high-tech industries and how to achieve sustainable development goals. The ERP implementation in the high-tech industry will benefit the company as it will make it easier for its departments to carry out its business processes, and the knowledge and expertise of foreign investors will influence the high-tech industry. This research is urgently needed to achieve sustainable development goals, as implementing ERP in high-tech industries can increase operational efficiency and corporate productivity. ERP implementation research can be used to explore how ERP can be used to support sustainable product development. Foreign ownership has an essential impact on the high-tech industry to understand the implications of sustainable development goals. For further research, you can conduct a more in-depth analysis of how important it is for the high-technology industry to achieve sustainable development goals.
Out-of-Group or In-Group E-WOM affects Consumer Purchasing Decision?
Authors: Handranata Yunita Wijaya , Herlina Maria Grace , Tanaya Ekacitta Liman , Setiawan Renaldy
Published: September 2023

The aim of this study is to explore the influence of the two types of e-WOM, out-of-group (influencer marketing and customer review) and in-group (reference group). This study uses a quantitative approach. Data were obtained from 176 respondents who are familiar and active in online shopping in Indonesia. The results of this study found that both out-of-group and in-group source of e-WOM have a positive and significant influence on purchasing decisions. The customer review variable has the highest R2 value, namely 0.741, which means that customer reviews can influence the purchase decision variable by 74.1%. So, it can be concluded that online consumer decisions are more influenced by out-of-group information sources (reviews from other customers) than information from family and friends. Although there have been several past studies, they have been inconsistent and lacking in clarity. Hence, this study aims to provide empirical evidence regarding which form of electronic word of mouth has the biggest influence on purchasing decisions.
What Influences the Comfort of Working from Home? A Lesson from the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Prastitasari Danny , Ekawati Ardhianiswari Diah , Musofa Ahmad , Sudiarta Yayan
Published: September 2023

This research aims to identify factors that affect comfort when working from home for oil and gas industry employees. The result of the research on what has been experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic will offer valuable insights into how organizations should prioritize their employees’ well-being while working from home as some organizations still maintain this mode of work after the pandemic ends. The data were collected by distributing questionnaires to 138 office workers who work from home from the two companies in the oil and gas industry in Jakarta and Balikpapan, Indonesia. The research data were analyzed using Confirmatory Factor Analysis with SmartPLS version 3.2.9, to verify good indicators in describing or representing a few factors. Individual factors (Work Relations, Workload, and Physical Health), Psychological factors (Social Interaction, Happiness, and Stress), and Work Environment factors (Indoor Climate, Noise, Lighting, and Layout) affect the comfort of working from home. Individual factors have the most effect on the comfort of working from home for oil and gas industry employees during the Covid-19 pandemic. It means that remote workers value certain benefits for their own like time flexibility that allows a healthy work-life balance, leading to increased productivity and higher quality work.
Integrated Digital Payment, Digital Marketing, and Pricing Perception for Decision Purchase of Fruits and Vegetables E-Commerce
Authors: Setiawati Rini
Published: September 2023

Information technology advancements have made it easier for people to carry out daily tasks such as shopping for necessities, including fruits and vegetables that are consumed daily. The objective of this research is to assess how online sales of fruits and vegetables are affected by digital marketing strategies, digital payment options, and pricing. This study uses quantitative data research. This research employs descriptive and verification analysis as its method of data analysis. A descriptive analysis is conducted with respondents using questionnaires to obtain a description of the research variables. SmartPLS is the technique used to verify data—an e-commerce fruit and vegetable consumer sample of 384 respondents. The study results indicate that digital payment and digital marketing variables significantly impact online vegetable and fruit purchasing decisions. Digital payment and digital marketing variables do not significantly affect the prices of vegetables and fruits in e-commerce. The variable of price does not act as a mediator in purchasing decisions.
Rebranding of Malangan Batik as a Symbol of Malang’s Cultural Identity through Value Chain Analysis
Authors: Hermanto Candra Priskardus , Widita Anindya , Hilmy Maulida Faishal , Shanti Mardhatilah , Benny Kusuma Yoseph
Published: September 2023

Malangan Batik is one of the symbol of Malang’s cultural identity. As an identity’s symbol that has been inherited, Malangan batik must be able to compete and reach consumers on a wider scale. However, Malangan batik is in fact not much in demand by consumers, even the younger generation in Malang. Through the analysis of value chain, production, distribution and consumption, Malangan Batik is seen on a wider scale that the lack of interest in Malangan batik is caused by internal and external factors. Malangan batik rebranding is carried out by improving marketing, technology, services, logistics and human resources. This study uses a qualitative method where the research was conducted with in-depth interviews with Malangan batik business as SMEs. The results of this study prove that batik will be an appropriate means of cultural promotion and will reach a wider marketing scope if the distribution and marketing production methods are adjusted to the development of consumer trends in a certain era. Malangan batik business must be able to answer consumer needs without losing the substance of the meaning contained in it. Batik must be able to elaborate new motifs and technologies in accelerating and increasng production.
Customers’ Motivation to Adopt Augmented Reality (AR) Technology in a Restaurant
Authors: Karimun Vincent Kuonadi , Christopher  , Adiati Maria Pia
Published: September 2023

The food service business has been completely transformed over a decade. It’s due to the introduction of smart technology, which has resulted in an improved experience for customers while also enhancing the industry’s operational efficiency. One of the advanced technologies that have recently been used by these service companies is Augmented Reality (AR). Using the cognitive evaluation theory, the purpose of the current study was to examine what motivates the customers to adopt AR applications at the restaurant. The study focuses on customers who have not used or experienced the AR application previously. This research adopts a quantitative approach and uses convenient samples involving 164 participants. The findings revealed that consumers’ attitudes regarding AR apps in restaurants were shown to be positive when those apps offered both pleasant experiences (hedonic motivation) and effective data or functional advantages (utilitarian motivation). Moreover, it was revealed that attitude has a favorable impact on intention. It was hypothesized that consumers who had a positive view of AR applications were more likely to intend to use them. Drawing on principles from smart technology literature, this research advanced our understanding of how customers react to implementing augmented reality in the food service companies, especially in restaurants.
The Influence of Work Passion and Meaningful Work on Turnover Intention on the Millenial Generation
Authors: Dwidienawati Diena , Suwarno  , Brinton Kenrick , Sugiarti Rani , Setiadi Sheiren
Published: September 2023

The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of Harmonious Work Passion and Meaningful Work on Turnover Intention among millennials labor workforce. Millennials are the biggest workforce and synonymous with higher turnover rates, which can impact the company’s performance negatively. This study used quantitative approach method with data collection method survey and a sample of 122 employees in the millennial category. This study used the regression analysis tool in SPSS 25 software. Findings surprisingly revealed that Harmonious Work Passion and Meaningful Work had an insignificant impact on Turnover Intention. Harmonious Work Passion had an insignificant but positive relation with Turnover Intention, while Meaningful Work had insignificant and negative effect with Turnover Intention. This study contributes to research regarding the relationship of Harmonious Work Passion and Meaningful Work towards Turnover Intention. This study can be used by future researchers for theoretical implications and practical reference in the study of human resources management.
The Relationships between Social Media Narcissism, Tax Knowledge, and Trust in Government on Tax Compliance
Authors: Juliobenedrick Bryan , Davidson Draven , Prabowo Ilham Condro
Published: September 2023

This study examines the effect of narcissistic tendencies in social media, tax knowledge, and trust in the government on tax compliance. Voluntary tax compliance is necessary for the government because Indonesia’s highest state revenue comes from taxes. But in reality, the tax compliance rate is still low. This study aimed to examine the factors of social media narcissism, tax knowledge, and trust in the government toward tax compliance. The sample obtained from the online questionnaire is 100 individual taxpayers who routinely report Annual Tax Return and have TIN (Taxpayer Identification Number) is the number given to the taxpayer in tax administration which is used as personal identification of the taxpayer in carrying out his tax rights and obligations. This study has a limited sample located in the city of Jakarta. Jakarta is one of the cities that has the largest millennial generation population in Indonesia. Each individual certainly has different characteristics in each city due to the cultural background of each region. Because this study only took samples in one city, it certainly cannot provide a broad picture of this research. The SEM-PLS method was used to analyze the data The results of this study indicate that Social Media Narcissism has no significant effect on Tax Compliance. Tax Knowledge and Trust in Government have a significant impact on Tax Compliance.
How Can the Retention of Indonesian Digital Industry Employees Be Improved? The Mediating Role of Perceived Organizational Support
Authors: Putra Okta Prihatma Bayu , Putra Rayhan Inzaghi , Khansa Ada , Naomi Amanda , Hidayat Desman , Pangaribuan Christian Haposan
Published: September 2023

Wages and benefits in the digital sector have historically been low, and employers are often unable to raise wages due to small profit margins. Employee welfare, on the other hand, must be ensured if employees are to remain loyal to the company and contribute more. This can also be generated with compensation. Existing research has demonstrated that low compensation is a significant factor for a high rate of turnover in the digital industry. Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate two factors: compensation practices and turnover intention. The impact of perceived organizational support in mediating the relationship between compensation practices and turnover intention is also investigated in this study. The questionnaire was gathered from 106 respondents from digital industry employees. This study used non-probability sampling with the simple random sampling technique. Hypothesis were tested using SPSS and Sobel test. The result shows that compensation has no significant impact on turnover intention. However, the researchers found that perceived organizational support could mediate the impact of compensation on turnover intention. The findings of this study serve as a caution to businesses to address these difficulties to improve their overall performance. Companies should engage more in the employees’ welfare to reduce turnover and to retain them, rather than focusing on compensation alone.
A Corpus Analysis of United Nations Goodwill Ambassadors: Are Celebrity Diplomats Relevant Amid the Pandemic?
Authors: Darmawan Anatasya Indah Putri
Published: September 2023

When the Covid-19 pandemic struck, the world was unprepared for the magnitude of effects that followed. The entire outbreak shook all countries, and governments, world leaders, and health professionals are trying to stop the health crisis. Politicians, celebrities, and especially the United Nations Goodwill Ambassadors have spoken out about issues related to the pandemic. However, studies on this particular subject remain in its infancy. To fill the literature gap, the current paper applies a corpus analysis to examine the patterns in news articles citing celebrities UN Goodwill Ambassadors as they are discussing the Covid-19 pandemic. As this paper is interested in collecting all reports published during the pandemic times, the timeline is set from 2020 up to 2022. The findings suggest that there are at least three main messages reflected in news articles citing celebrities UN Goodwill Ambassadors, namely the impacts of the pandemic, measures to overcome the global health crisis, and the importance of donations. This study sheds light on how celebrity diplomats continue to shape their roles in international communities by leveraging their influence as public figures.
Feminist Digital Activism in Building Social Awareness of Women Issue in Post Pandemic Era
Authors: Sylvina Vivien , Sari Mungky Diana , Arlian Meidy Krista
Published: September 2023

This study aims to analyze visual narrative content on Instagram as a form of feminist digital activism in a post-pandemic era. In addition, it will study further how the social cognitive learning process through the visual narrative has the potential to encourage the formation of social awareness of women’s issues in Indonesia. This research uses a descriptive qualitative method completed by narrative analysis. At the same time, data was collected through in-depth interviews with Jakarta Feminist actors and by analyzing Jakarta Feminist Instagram content using the Greimas actant model throughout April 2022. The study results show that the visual narrative uploaded by Jakarta Feminist has shown vital inclusiveness and collaborative effort to build social awareness regarding women’s issues. Although technically, audio-visual content through digital platforms has not been maximized yet, the series of actants have described the collective goals and expectations of social issues. On the other hand, stereotypes and social prejudice must be faced in growing social awareness about the importance of a gender-egalitarian society.