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The Rise of Individual Mass Tourist and Explorer: Study of Tourist Typology and Motivation for Travel
Authors: Kusumawardhana Indra , Bhaskara Gde Indra , Masnadi Ichwan , Patria Teguh Amor
Published: September 2023

Different types of tourists require a diverse demand. Moving from a descriptive explanation, this study offers a further investigative dialog to understand a tourism destination impacts as well as tourist requirements particularly from Gen- Z as the future tourism consumer and succeeding demographic cohort of millennials. The aim is to recognize Indonesian Gen-Z tourist’s behavior and to some extent their motivation to travel for holiday. This study employs a qualitative research methodology which utilize 5W1H questioning technique and Keywords-in-Context (KWIC) method for data collection and analysis through the pioneer study of tourist typology by Cohen’s (Cohen, 1974) as tourism anthropologist. The current study rouses the tourist’s distinctions as an important aspect when planning for tourism destination management since ‘individual mass tourist’ and ‘explorer’ including ‘drifter’ are likely to look for inter-cultural contact with a host comparing to ‘organized mass tourist’ group. This research enhances anthropology of tourism literature, methodology and the route for establishing and maintaining tourism development at destination from the relationship of guest (tourist) and host (destination) perspectives.
The Effectiveness of Digital Platform in Preserving Traditional Dances of Indonesia: Implementation of Design Thinking Process in TARI (Traditional Art of Indonesia)
Authors: Raihan Sabili Muhammad , Putri Hidayatullah Balqis , Hidayatullah Putri , Indrawati Desi , Sofiani Nana
Published: September 2023

Mass media sets are promoting the introduction of digital platforms to compete against the competition among media that will enter Society 5.0. This research aims to investigate the effectiveness of digital platform in preserving the traditional dances of Indonesia concerning the implementation of the design thinking process in the TARI (Traditional Art of Indonesia) platform, reveal the use of the TARI platform towards the dance teacher and student and the younger generation to preserve Indonesian culture. A mixed methods research design was used to collect, analyze, and mix both quantitative and qualitative research and methods to answer the research problems of the effectiveness of the TARI platform used by the dance teacher and student, and non- dance backgrounds, the information given by the TARI platform to the dance teacher and student about the history, choreography, makeup, and fashion of traditional, and the younger generation’s interest towards the TARI platform to preserve Indonesian culture. Furthermore, the design of this research used the design thinking process that offers a solution-based approach to solving the problems of this research. The sample was 31 respondents consisting of respondents with non-dance backgrounds, dance students, and also dance teachers who work in dance institutions and independent studios. The findings show that the TARI platform helps dance teachers in getting information about the traditional dance learning process comprehensively. Lastly, the TARI platform offers multiple advantages to dance teachers, dance students, and non-dance backgrounds since it is convenient and worthwhile to improve.
Effective Storytelling Techniques in Environmental Documentaries to Promote Lasting Social Change: An Analysis of Blackfish and An Inconvenient Truth
Authors: Ryan Ephraim , Hanan Azwa , Imanjaya Ekky
Published: September 2023

In response to the pressing need to address climate change, there has been a growing interest in utilizing documentaries as a powerful tool for raising awareness and fostering social change. This study adopts a comprehensive approach to analyze two influential environmental documentaries, namely Blackfish and An Inconvenient Truth. By employing a qualitative research methodology, specifically content analysis, we aim to identify and examine the specific textual components and storytelling techniques employed in these films that contribute to their effectiveness in inspiring change. Our investigation focuses on elucidating the narrative techniques, visual storytelling elements, and persuasive strategies utilized in the documentaries. By investigating these aspects, we seek to provide valuable insights and practical recommendations for filmmakers to create compelling and emotionally impactful films that can effectively promote social change.
The Role Of Gamification, Perceived Playfulness, Learning Engagement, and Learning Motivation On Academic Achievement In Hybrid Learning
Authors: Rumangkit Stefanus , Larasati Hasna
Published: September 2023

This study aims to examine the effect of gamification on perceived playfulness, learning engagement, and learning motivation. In addition, another aim of this research is to examine the effect of perceived playfulness, learning engagement, and learning motivation on academic achievement. This research was conducted in the context of hybrid learning. The method used in this study is a quantitative method, using primary data as a data source. Questionnaires are used in data collection methods, which are distributed online using Google Form. Respondents in this study amounted to 100. The sampling technique used simple random sampling—a data analysis tool using SmartPLS. The results of the study show that gamification has an effect on perceived playfulness, learning engagement, and learning motivation. In addition, this study also proves that learning engagement and learning motivation have a significant and positive effect on academic achievement. Another finding from this research is that perceived playfulness has no effect on academic achievement.
Examining Social Media Culture as The Tuku Coffee Shop’s Brand Image on Instagram
Authors: Utoyo Arsa Widitiarsa , Karlina Nia
Published: September 2023

It is amazing how another company sector may be successful without innovations, yet there are ways to build a brand’s image. The study focuses on evaluating Tuku Coffee Shop’s Instagram activity to assess how its brand is represented. The method is quantitative, with questionnaires used to collect data from target respondents who follow @tokokopituku on Instagram. The study establishes four brand image dimensions: recognition, reputation, affinity, and domain. The greatest mean value is found in the recognition dimension, showing that Tuku Coffee Shop has established itself as a neighborhood coffee shop and is regarded as a pioneer in Jakarta’s local coffee shop scene. The result sheds light on the Tuku Coffee Shop brand-building process through the analysis of Instagram data. The findings reveal areas for brand image improvement, notably in factors connected to the Tuku name, logo, and packaging. Also, this study finds that, out of 100 respondents, 68% agree that Toko Kopi Tuku is a pioneer and one of the first coffee shops in Cipete. In terms of being a pioneer for a coffee shop, it creates a new category known as a local coffee shop.
The Impact of Social Media Ambidexterity on Innovative Work Behaviors among White Collar Zoomers: Knowledge Sharing as a Mediator
Authors: Herlina Maria Grace , Handranata Yunita Wijaya , Rachmadianti Nabila Ailsa
Published: September 2023

The study aims to examine ambidexterity as a facilitator of innovative behavior. This study examines the impact of ambidexterity on innovative behavior using knowledge sharing as a mediator. This research also wants to explore social media as a learning forum by exploring and exploiting knowledge. This study uses a quantitative approach. Data are obtained from 170 millennial workers. The collected data are analyzed by Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) analysis. The findings and hypothesis testing show several results. First, social media exploration positively influences white-collar zoomers’ social media sharing. Second, social media exploitation positively influences white-collar zoomers’ social media sharing. Third, social media exploitation positively influences white-collar zoomers’ innovative work behaviors. Fourth, social media exploration positively influences white-collar zoomers’ innovative work behaviors. Fifth, social media knowledge sharing has a positive impact as a mediator between social media ambidexterity and innovative work behavior. For originality/value, it is an empirical study about the influence of social media ambidexterity on innovative work behavior through knowledge sharing.
Intention in Investing Digital Gold Through E-Commerce Platforms
Authors: Tamara Dewi , Maharani Anita , Heriyati Pantry , Seto Anom Bayu Romadian , Nathanael Kevin
Published: September 2023

Gold can now be invested digitally through e-commerce platforms. However, Indonesian people generally invest in gold traditionally in physical form. This study aims to identify the intentions and behavior of investors in investing in gold on e-commerce platforms by proving the effect of Attitude, Subjective Norms, Perceived Behavioral Control, Perceived Usefulness, and Perceived Ease of Use variables on Intention to invest. The research uses quantitative methods with data collected through online surveys. The sample was selected using a purposive sampling method, with 261 respondents contained. The study’s results prove that Attitude, Perceived Behavioral Control, and Perceived Usefulness are significantly and positively related to the Intention to Invest. Perceived Usefulness is also demonstrated to have a significant and positive relationship with Attitude. On the other hand, Subjective Norms and Perceived Ease of Use are not significant to Intention to Invest. Perceived Ease of Use also does not demonstrate a substantial Attitude. This study reveals that variables of attitude, perceptions of behavioral control, and perceptions of use value are proven to increase investor intentions in investing in gold digitally. This research can also add to the knowledge in the study of gold investment, especially those carried out digitally through e-commerce platforms.
From No Box to Drop Box: A Narrative Study of Communicating E-waste Recycling on Social Media
Authors: Siswantini  , Nathania Lila , Puspokusumo R. A. Aryanti W. , Rizuan Abdul Rauf
Published: September 2023

This study explored the small stories as a narrative analysis of communication e-waste on social media Instagram. The data of this study is mined from the conversation and interaction between the ewasteRJ team with their follower. ewasteRJ is a Non-Governmental Organization focusing on campaigning, collecting, and recycling e-waste. Using a narrative study analyzing a small story created by E-wasteRJ, this study finds 42 posts campaigning e-waste collecting and recycling by introducing an e- waste drop box and drop zone. The result shows that small stories on ewasteRJ account can distinguish the narrative stance-taking and rescripting among ewasteRJ and followers participating in the conversation. The story of e-waste is represented by a content post by ewasteRJ as a narrative stance concerning e-waste handling. Dropbox as a central campaign and education in e-waste handling is present in every post. Finally, the story of e-waste in social media is not only the story of the communicator experience itself and all participants in online conversation, especially when the story circulates through related hashtags. It enables a new communicator.
The Powerful Effect of Social Media and The Mental toughness on Achievement Motivation of the Students by Blended Learning in the Digital Era
Authors: Benawa Arcadius , Witono Petrus Hepi
Published: September 2023

The background of this research is the problem that in the digital era students follow the learning process with a blended learning system. In the blended learning, there are times when students and lecturer meet face to face, but there are times that the students study independently through forum discussions and assignments, both personal and group in online learning system. In the blended learning system, the achievement motivation of the students is very important. Both face-to-face and online learning in independent learning are influenced by social media and the mental toughness of the students. Therefore, the aim of this research is to show how powerful the influence of social media and mental toughness of the students on the achievement motivation of the students in blended learning system in the digital era. By using quantitative methods and literature review, this study concluded that Social Media and Mental toughness of the Students have a significant influence on the achievement motivation of the students. The implication is that the students must be encouraged to be able to use Social Media as well as possible to support their learning processes and outcomes and the mental toughness of the students must be increased, so that the mental toughness of the students can increase the achievement motivation of the students in the learning process using with the blended learning system in the digital era.
Preserving natural elements in spatial design: Challenges and solutions for rainwater leakage through trees. (case study: Tanmu Coffee Bogor)
Authors: Khalid Nahja Akbar
Published: September 2023

In architectural and interior design, working with existing natural elements like contours, trees, and stones is a common challenge. It is vital for designs to harmonize with these elements, minimizing ego and maximizing nature’s gifts. In 2020, I had the chance to design a commercial building in Bogor, Indonesia, on a 440-square-meter site with a 1-meter contour difference and 12 fruit-bearing trees. Preserving these trees posed a challenge; being in the ‘City of Rain,’ the design had to account for Bogor’s high rainfall. Initially, the floor plan incorporated a single tree, but unforeseen variables emerged during construction. Both the design and contractor teams engaged in research and development to optimize the design, ensuring tree preservation and avoiding leaks. Physical streamlining of water around the trees, roof wrapping, and an auxin process to support tree growth were applied. These approaches successfully resolved issues and ensured Tanmu Coffee’s interior design operated optimally. As we approach the second year post- implementation, the design seamlessly continues to serve its purpose.
Digitalization of Interior Material Library to Enhance Teaching-Learning Process
Authors: Chadijah Siti , Wulandari Anak Agung Ayu , Ruki Ulli Aulia , Gunawan Agnes Paulina
Published: September 2023

The concept of the library is evolving from the conventional storage for books into a digital information centre, a place to dive deep into sources of knowledge. The urgency of digitization has led by the requirement of distance learning, the flexibility of accessing resources and building a preserved collection in digital form. Interior Design Department BINUS University realizes the need for digitization could help students and lecturers to cope with the situation. In this research, a study case in the interior material library of BINUS University is conducted to show step by step process of digitizing the material library collection. The approach holds three significant steps; the nomenclature study by making categories and coding the samples, transferring material samples into digital formation, and preparing the digital platform to broaden the users’ access. The result of this research is elaborated, and lessons learned from the process. The review can develop further research in the digitization of the interior material library in the future.
Evaluation of ERP Oracle NetSuite Implementation Using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) Model to Create a Sustainable Business
Authors: Marsintauli Frihardina , Sari Mulia
Published: September 2023

This study aims to evaluate using ERP Oracle NetSuite to support a company’s business processes with the UTAUT model. Oracle NetSuite is the first company engaged in data storage in the cloud. The UTAUT model has four main factors: performance expectations, effort expectations, social influence, and facility conditions, influencing the system’s user acceptance level. The total number of respondents obtained was 84 Oracle Netsuite users, and the data were processed using SEM-PLS. The results of this study indicate that performance expectations significantly affect user intentions, and user intentions significantly affect use behavior. In contrast, effort expectations, social influence, and facilitating conditions do not significantly affect user intentions. This research concludes that the difficulty level using Oracle Netsuite is considered relatively high. However, this system will still be used because management has committed to improving the quality of data processing and analysis, and Oracle Netsuite is deemed sufficient to accommodate this.
Evaluation of E-Government Systems to Realize Sustainable Development: E-Invoicing Web Systems as a Case Study
Authors: Marsintauli Frihardina , Chosmalianto Dikha Yolandha , Zaldin Asri
Published: September 2023

This study aims to evaluate system users’ acceptance of the E-Invoicing Web System by using the UTAUT model. The E-Invoicing Web is a government program in the field of taxation. It aims to increase state revenues based on a procurement system expected to make it easier to process tax reporting, especially VAT. The data used are primary in the form of a questionnaire distributed to users of the E- Invoicing Web System. The method used in this study is multiple regression analysis with data processing using SPSS. The results of this study show that performance expectations and social influence significantly affect behavioral intentions. Facilitating conditions and behavioral intentions affect user behavior of the E- Invoicing web system positively. Meanwhile, business expectation does not affect users’ behavioral intention regarding the E-Invoicing Web System. This research concludes that the E-Invoicing Web system is very helpful in submitting Periodic VAT SPT reporting to be more effective and efficient.
Accounting Profession in Metaverse Era - NFT
Authors: Saerang Aloysius Ansell , Laman Meita Kristalina , Hendratno Setiani Putri
Published: September 2023

Metaverse comes from a novel released in 1992 entitled “Snow Crash”. Metaverse represents concepts beyond entertainment and commerce to create virtual communities as users use avatars to represent themselves within the Metaverse and interact with other users through avatars. In the Metaverse world, Non- Fungible Tokens, or NFTs for short, are also integrated by registering the ownership of digital assets using blockchain technology. However, with technological progress, there are challenges related to security, regulations, difficulties in using the technology, and others. This challenge causes the NFT market to remain unstable, So it raises crucial questions surrounding the behaviour of an accountant, especially in the Gen Z demographic, on how to face these challenges. For this research regarding Metaverse and NFT, the researchers used the qualitative exploratory method, with interviews being one of the most commonly used for data collection. Concluding this research, the accounting profession still has time to adapt to the changes brought on by the Metaverse and NFTs since the technologies are still a small niche, and the majority of the public does not have access to and knowledge about them. Also, many risks and challenges arise due to inadequate government regulations regarding NFT and Metaverse.
Student Perceptions of Unemployment Due to Smart Technology in the Hospitality
Authors: Soesanto Dedrick , Cahyadi Victor , Zulkarnain Arif
Published: September 2023

This study looks into how students perceive the impact of intelligent technology on the job market, particularly in the hospitality sector. The study looks at how robots affect the workforce and investigates what elements affect students’ perceptions and what that means for making strategic decisions. A quantitative research methodology is used to construct and empirically test a conceptual model. The research sample comprises Jakartans from Generation Z, who are between the ages of 14 and 28 and have prior awareness of robotic technology used in the hotel sector. Then, statistics are used to examine the survey data and determine the validity, reliability, and discriminant validity. The findings are consistent with the idea that employees’ opinions of robot technology have a beneficial impact on robot-induced unemployment. However, while the perceived usefulness of robots has a favorable impact, the perceived ease of use of robots does not significantly contribute to unemployment. The study also shows that perceptions of students do not significantly influence impressions of employees, simplicity of use, and usefulness. These results aid in understanding how innovative technology affects the workforce and offer guidance for decisions in the hospitality sector.
Envirolift: Environmental Care Application to Improve Public Interest and Behavior Regarding Environmental Issue
Authors: Yuliana Katherine Felicia , Kusumawati Yudhistya Ayu , Gunawan Elizabeth Paskahlia
Published: September 2023

Currently, the topic of the environment is being discussed. However, many people do not understand how to implement good environmental care behavior. This is caused by a person’s low and limited knowledge and experience regarding the environmental field. Therefore, this research is conducted to find solutions to these problems. The solution offered by researchers is to create an environment-based application that can provide up-to-date and accurate daily news and information about environmental conditions around users and is also equipped with features where users can also search for any activities and communities engaged in the environmental sector that are held at the location that is close to the user. Furthermore, with the various features and eye-catching visual appearance that have been offered by the application, it is hoped that the public’s concern, interest, and awareness of topics related to environmental conditions can also increase rapidly. This research is conducted using a design thinking method and obtained data by distributing questionnaires about the environment to predetermined respondents and conducting in- depth interviews with potential users. As conclusion, almost all respondents want to be actively involved in environmental activities and are interested in the features offered.
The Role of Digital Animation Workflow in Sustainable Fashion Publication
Authors: Ardiyan
Published: September 2023

In the waste leakage of the fashion industry, it is not only a price for the environment, society and psychology, but it is also causes a negative impact on other fields. Now fashion industry has transcended the realm with digital technology in phenomenons of CGI content. The answer about what is happening in the world of fashion education, fashion students should also be familiar with the digital environment, especially for publishing their work. This paper explains how to design fashion animation content for its publication, which the process is involving fashion student in their study, who do not make animation techniques in their consideration as their main field of knowledge to get ability to publish their work. With project based research method, that is every step of production stage that fashion student and author uses to achieve the shortest and easiest workflow, it is also become our recommendation model workflow for curriculum development in fashion study especially in fashion publication.
Bubung Awa, Character Licensing Strategies for City Branding: Harnessing Technology to Promote Bengkulu’s Tourism Potential
Authors: Prajitna Stephanie , Fathoni Ahmad Faisal Choiril Anam
Published: September 2023

This study aims to develop a city branding strategy incorporating character design, merchandising, and digital media platforms for Bengkulu’s tourism potential. We surveyed 35 respondents to assess their familiarity with Bengkulu’s distinctive cultural and natural elements and tourism potential. This strategy utilize social media as a promotional tool to market Bengkulu’s tourism potential. The findings suggest that implementing a comprehensive city branding system could increase Bengkulu’s tourism appeal and economic growth. Therefore, the author intends to design a business strategy for a character-licensed base intellectual property that can elevate Bengkulu’s culture, nature, and tourism with the function of city branding with a tourism approach.
Maintaining the Relationship between Local Communities and Environment through Tfua Ton Ritual at North Central Timor towards Sustainable Ecological in Industry 4.0 Era
Authors: Fios Frederikus , Prameswari Dita Putri
Published: September 2023

This paper aims to explain how the local community in North Central Timor maintains and preserves local culture by maintaining relations with the surrounding natural environment through Tfua Ton towards sustainable ecological in the industry 4.0 era. This was done considering the geographical and climatic conditions in the North Central Timor district in general; it is a dry area due to low rainfall, especially in the dry season. This research method uses qualitative especially phenomenological approach and literature study. The results of this study found that the cultural preservation efforts carried out by the people of North Central Timor continue to carry out Tfua Ton in each dry season important for humans in the local community to protect their life and environment. The results of the research show that the cultural rituals of Tfua Ton have been proven to have been successfully preserved by the local community by maintaining the relationship between humans and God, nature, and also their ancestors to create an environmental balance where the local community lives in the industry 4.0 era. This cultural preservation has been carried out consistently by local communities in North Central Timor for centuries, now and in the future, in line with the industrial revolution 4.0.
The Impact of Self-Order Kiosk and Service Quality on Customer Experience in McDonald’s Citra Garden 6 Jakarta
Authors: Stanley Berthania , Pratama Yudha , Subakti Agung Gita
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of many kinds of technology in the food service industry. One of the commonly encountered technologies is Self-Order Kiosk (SOK). This study aims to determine the impact of self-order kiosks related to their service quality on customer experiences, whether it is satisfied or not. The research focuses on McDonald’s as the fast-food category, which implemented SOK in 2018 to improve its services. The study’s research method was quantitative, with data collection through a questionnaire to 117 respondents. The research object was McDonald’s Citra Garden 6, with their customers as the population. The result of this study indicates that there are significant impacts between the self-order kiosk and customer experience, service quality to the customer experiences, and a significant impact between the self-order kiosk and service quality to the customer experience of McDonald’s Citra Garden 6.
Variations in Indonesian cooking instructions: A register analysis of spoken and written online user-generated content
Authors: Yuwono Muhammad Jawad , Karjo Clara Herlina
Published: September 2023

Cooking instructions, both written and spoken, are some of the most recognizable types of text. In this paper, the authors outline the characteristics of spoken and written cooking instructions as well as the differences between the two, focusing specifically on online user-generated content, which has proliferated in the last two decades. The study applies register analysis to spoken and written sample texts from TikTok and Cookpad. The study finds that the two types of texts share most of the situational characteristics but differ in the occurrences of certain linguistic features such as verb forms and pronouns. This preliminary study may serve as a foundation for further research on the topic of online language registers, especially on written and spoken cooking instructions.
Natural Monopoly or Monopoly by Law for State Owned Enterprises
Authors: Hadi Akhsan , Santo Paulus Aluk Fadjar Dwi
Published: September 2023

State - Owned Enterprises which were formed on the basis of the mandate of Article 33 of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, in their journey of carrying out activities in various business fields obtain purchases to carry out monopolies. This exception is further strengthened by Article 51 of Law Number 5 of 1999 concerning the Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition . In general, there are natural monopoly and monopoly by law. This paper contains a review of the proper implementation of monopoly for State-Owned Enterprises (SOE’S), as well as business policies implemented by State-Owned Enterprises (SOE’S) so as not to violate provisions related to business competition, the policies referred to are Clusterization, Synergy and Holding. So that in the end the right formula will be found regarding Monopoly Rights from State-Owned Enterprises (SOE’S) correctly, so that both these state-owned enterprises progress because of their Quality (Natural Monopoly) and not only rely on constitutional provisions which provide rights for state-owned enterprises to Monopoly by Law.
Retracted Article: Adaptation and Assimilation Measurement in Human-Computer Interaction: Implementation of Sustainable Society
Authors: Indrawati Desi
Published: September 2023

This article has been retracted upon request of the author.

Data has been used without permission from the author’s research team. This compromises the integrity of the research. The proceedings Editors and the Publisher are not responsible for the mistake.

The Publisher approved the retraction.
Government and Internet-based platform company Nexus in communist state: A case study of Tencent expansion to the world
Authors: Wijaya Jemmy Mikhael , Elias Rangga Aditya , Permana Aditya
Published: September 2023

China, a communist country that only opened itself to international markets in 1978, has seen its economy develop rapidly due to foreign investment in the domestic market. The state’s role in regulating the domestic market is undeniable, and the technology industry is mainly focused on building its technological capacity to keep up with other countries. This paper aims to examine the two-sided coin between China’s government and its private industry by building a framework through literature studies on two main focuses: state support and business development strategy. The framework illustrates how Tencent’s success in conquering the global market is due to the Chinese government’s power to regulate its market and implement its Business Development Strategy. The research results show that the influence of government support has partially impacted Tencent’s success. Still, Tencent’s success in internationalizing and catching up with technology has significantly contributed to its success in dominating the global market.
The effect of financial distress and firm size on carbon emission disclosure
Authors: Kartikasary Metya , Wijanarko Hubertus Maria Rosariandoko , Tihar Ari , Zaldin Asri
Published: September 2023

This study aims to examine the effect of financial distress, corporate governance, and firm size on carbon emission disclosure in the Indonesian Energy Sector during the world energy crisis. Using 56 data from energy sector industries in 2021 (during the global energy crisis), this research is analyzed with linear regression method. The results of the study show that financial distress has no effect on the disclosure of carbon emissions, although the world is being hit by an energy crisis. Meanwhile, corporate governance and firm size have a positive and significant effect on carbon emission disclosure. Related to legitimacy theory and stakeholder theory, a firm with good corporate governance has responsible to disclose all information to stakeholders. The larger firm also has wide access to open their information than small firms.
Long-Term Effect of IPO Underpricing on Aftermarket Liquidity
Authors: Karyono Almanda Vallerie , Limijaya Amelia , Hutagaol-Martowidjojo Yanthi
Published: September 2023

This research examines the long-term effect of IPO underpricing on the aftermarket liquidity for firms that decided to go public on the IDX between the period of 2016 to 2019. Additionally, this research also employs firm size, ownership structure, firm performance, and underwriter reputation as control variables. The sampling method used is a purposive sampling method and a total of 122 companies listed on the IDX’s main and development boards are used as the research samples. The method of analysis used is the multiple regression analysis. The result suggests that IPO underpricing does have a positive effect on aftermarket liquidity when a simple regression is conducted. However, its significance on liquidity is taken over by firm size when multiple regression is performed. The result might suggest that IPO underpricing is no longer relevant in the aftermarket liquidity since there is more information revealed within 12 months after the IPO. Nevertheless, result should be interpreted cautiously due to relatively small sample size, which may warrant further studies.
Gen Z as The Catalyst for Change of the Future Accounting Professions
Authors: Yusuf Marsha Nisa A. , Irwan Aqila Sabhira , Riantono Ignatius Edward
Published: September 2023

This paper aims to examine Indonesia’s Generation Z defined in the accounting field towards technology disruptive of big data, gender attitudes and pursuit towards accounting as a profession, vocational expectations, and their perceptions and cognitive style. This study used the quantitative method and the data were analysed using the SEM-PLS method. The data set used in this paper was obtained by sending online questionnaires via social media. The present study compares several aspects of a prior study of big data, gender attitude, pursuit of career in accounting, vocational expectations, perception and cognitive Style. As the result showed that big data, vocational expectations, cognitive style and perceptions have a positive influence toward the future of the accounting profession. Conversely, gender attitudes and pursuit of accounting careers have a negative influence towards the accounting professions. This paper only discusses the speculations of Gen Z who are involved in accounting in the Jakarta metropolitan area or known locally as JABODETABEK (an abbreviation of Jakarta-Bogor-Depok-Tangerang-Bekasi). This paper uses one example of technological disruption and some of the attributes that influence individual generation Z vocational selection.
With the New Technology in Hands and New Audiences in Minds: A Review of Creative Adaptation Process Model
Authors: Rifai Irfan , Prawati Maria Tamarina , Setiadi Criscentia Jessica , Wijasa Hagung Kuntjara Sambada , Amelia Adilla , Albalhareth Ali Hamad
Published: September 2023

Storytellers such as writers, artists, and film makers need to carefully devise a plan, undergo a lengthy process, supply workforce, and determine relevant technology required in producing creative work. The adaptation of a creative work to a different mode poses challenges to these creative hands and minds. One obvious challenge is for adapters to find the equivalents for signs that might be unique between modes. Coming from different fields and expertise, the authors met regularly to compare and discuss the creative processes within our fields when adapting creative fictions into different forms (film, comic, and audiobook). We followed the “expert interview” research method protocol, where the two of us interviewed the experts of intersected fields to gather qualitative data. The discussion and interviews resulted in a model called creative adaptation process. With the projection of it being implemented in at university level, we examined the model by using sociocultural perspectives. The examination shows that the model makes it possible for university students to collaborate with other students of different disciplines in producing creative work and use relevant tool and technology to support their work in transforming from one mode to another. To review the adaptability of the model along with its implementation in different contexts and disciplines, extended reviews of the model from external parties is required.
How Burnout and Perceived Decision Authority Influence Employee Satisfaction? A Case Study in PT. Qerja Manfaat Bangsa
Authors: Dwidienawati Diena , Sari Yunita Kartika , Velicia Febby , Syfa Salsabila , W. Yohanes Febrian
Published: September 2023

Employee Satisfaction is an employee’s perception of work and an emotional response to a perception and level of need satisfaction. Employee Satisfaction is one of the most important indicators to increase the level of productivity and company performance. The problem of Employee Satisfaction was found at QMB, a company located in Jakarta. The purpose of this study is to see the effect of Burnout and Decision Authority on Employee Satisfaction at QMB. This research method is descriptive quantitative research. Data analysis from 155 employees was performed using Partial Least Squares (Smart PLS). The results showed that Burnout had a negative and significant effect on Employee Satisfaction, and Decision Authority had a positive and significant effect on Employee Satisfaction. This study contributes to the Burnout and Decision Authority literature and their impact on Employee Satisfaction.
Continuance Intention on Using E-Payment in Hotel Business
Authors: Jennifer Catharina Chrisyana , Katy Marsella , Amelinda Nathalina , Anita Tiurida Lily
Published: September 2023

This study aims to analyze the continuance intention of using e-payment technology in the hotel business, focusing on sustainable usage. The research adopts a quantitative approach and includes 207 respondents who actively use e-payment technology. Random sampling is employed to ensure a representative sample. Data analysis is conducted using the SmartPLS application. The findings indicate a significant relationship between the desire and interest in using e-payment technology (continuance intention) and the sustainable utilization of e-payment technology. These results contribute to the understanding of the factors influencing the ongoing adoption and usage of e-payment solutions in the hotel industry. By investigating continuance intention and emphasizing sustainability, this research provides insights for industry stakeholders to implement and promote the long-term use of e-payments in payment transactions. Ultimately, this research contributes to the existing knowledge by shedding light on the importance of continuance intention and sustainability in the context of e-payment usage in the hotel business, offering opportunities for improved business operations and enhanced customer experiences in the evolving digital landscape.
Financial Literacy: Research Systematic Analysis
Authors: Lukiyanto Kukuh , Skenoma Yudha Prosto
Published: September 2023

This study aims to analyze and determine the trend of scientific articles to explain and discuss financial literacy in small and medium enterprises. The emphasis of this article is looking for the most frequently discussed themes on financial literacy in small and medium enterprises from 2012 to 2021. Found 40 scientific articles from 160 articles that have been filtered based on the topics discussed. Based on the results of the analysis, there are two major themes related to financial literacy in small and medium enterprises, namely: Financial literacy which discusses investment and entrepreneurial decisions, financial literacy which discusses financial technology, and financial digitization. This research suggests further research on the theoretical and methodological aspects to test the three theme.
The Impact of Firm Financial Fundamentals on Stock Performance: An Empirical Evidence on Indonesian Telecommunication Sector
Authors: Prastika Juliani , Ardiansyah Muhril , Pangaribuan Christian Haposan , Putra Okta Prihatma Bayu , Hidayat Desman
Published: September 2023

The rapid development and market rivalry eventually posed massive challenges in determining the future development trend of organizations to become market winners. Several types of research were conducted exploring the factors affecting investment in telecommunication companies. One has found significant relevance in financial management, which consists of financing, investment, and dividend decisions in private sector mobile telecom businesses. This study aimed to examine the impact of financial performance on the stock price of telecommunication companies listed on the IDX (Indonesia Stock Exchange) in the period of 2014-2020. The financial fundamentals used are current ratio (liquidity), return on asset (profitability), total asset turnover ratio (activity), and debt to asset ratio (solvency). This research applies qualitative data method. The population in this study is nine telecommunication companies listed on the IDX (Indonesia Stock Exchange) for seven-year period, and the sample selection technique used was purposive sampling. It resulted in 63 samples in total being obtained in this study. Moreover, the data type of this research uses secondary data, which is the annual financial report. The data analysis method in this study is descriptive analysis, classical assumption test, and multiple linear regression analysis processed using e-views 12. This research result is based on the fixed-effect method run since it is more suitable for the model of this research. The result shows that the financial fundamentals variables mutually have a significant impact on the stock performance. Yet, not all variables are significant individually.
Visual Perception of Countryside Home Aesthetics Based on Stardew Valley Video Game Mods
Authors: Ramadina Savitri Putri
Published: September 2023

Stardew Valley is a farming simulation game which allowed visual and gameplay alteration by the player by installing modification (“mod”). This paper will be focused on interior design-based visual mods by utilizing samples from topmost downloaded Stardew Valley mods in Nexusmods.com using compositional interpretation approach to perceive their common visual tendencies and analyzed to find the discourse regarding countryside interior design perceived by the player. Research results show that players preferred a combination of modern aesthetics through Industrial style and nostalgic visual using Victorian aesthetics.
Social Media Communication Strategy of Kapanlagi Youniverse in Strengthening Brand Equity in The Era of The Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Pratiwi Sefya Dian , Husna Nisrin , Savitri Galuh Ayu , Amalia H. Adhi Murti Citra
Published: September 2023

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the condition of the media industry both in terms of economy and existence. This research aims to determine the state of the social media communication strategy KapanLagi Youniverse as a media group in Indonesia to strengthen brand equity. The theoretical foundation of this research is using the Circular Model of SoMe for Social Communications and Brand Equity’s dimension Theory. The research method used in this research is qualitative research with the design of a study case, in which the data is collected by interview and observation. This research shows that in the pandemic situation KapanLagi Youniverse (KLY) could rise by strengthening its existence as a media group in Indonesia. The social media communication strategy of KapanLagi Youniverse uses the aspect of sharing (cross-platform social media and type of content), optimize (PESO model), manage (media monitoring and user experience), and engage (interactivity and media community approach) in strengthening brand equity.
Employee Engagement as a Mediator to Role Benefit and Innovative Behavior (Evidence from Balinese Five-Star Hotel Employees)
Authors: Ariasih Pera , Pangaribuan Christian Haposan , Prayitno Sentot Basuki , Wismiarsi Tri , Putra Okta Prihatma Bayu , Hidayat Desman
Published: September 2023

The impact of the coronavirus pandemic is being felt throughout the entire hospitality ecosystem in Bali, including premium hotels, which have been slowest to recover due to the lack of international tourists. Meanwhile, employee engagement has become one of the most prominent primacies for human resource managers and practitioners due to lockdown. This study investigates the link between employee engagement, role benefit, and innovative behavior of five-star hotel employees in Bali during the outbreak. Data were obtained through an online questionnaire in March 2022. This study examines a sample of 241 whose data was analyzed in structural equation modeling. The results indicate that role benefit directly affected both employee engagement and innovative behavior, while employee engagement had a direct positive effect on innovative behavior. Thus, role benefit positively affected innovative behavior directly and indirectly via employee engagement. These findings can add to the existing literature on how role benefit and employee engagement affect the innovative behavior of five-star hotel employees and provide practical recommendations for policymakers and industry leaders to promote those outcomes in Bali.
Actinic cheilitis: guidance on monitoring and management in primary care
Authors: Shah Preena , Feng Qingmei , Carey Barbara , Diniz-Freitas Marcio , Limeres Jacobo , Monteiro Luis , Silva Luis , Fricain Jean-Cristophe , Catros Sylvain , Fenelon Mathilde , Lombardi Niccolò , Pispero Alberto , Lodi Giovanni , Brailo Vlaho , Vidovi Juras Danica , López-López José , Albuquerque Rui
Published: September 2023

Actinic cheilitis is an oral potentially malignant disorder caused by UV radiation leading to damage to epithelial keratinocytes of the lips. It predominantly affects the vermillion border of the lower lip. Due to its association with chronic UV exposure, associated risk factors include geographic areas, outdoor occupations, and skin subtypes. A high proportion of lip squamous cell carcinomas arise from actinic cheilitis lesions, with histological examination usually showing a degree of dysplasia. This paper aims to review the existing literature regarding the clinical picture of actinic cheilitis, its prevalence, differential diagnoses, and consensus on management, for the education of the general dental practitioner in identifying and surveillance of this lesion.