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Furniture and accessories design for creative pop music communities’ space
Authors: Winarko N P , Suryono D I , Kurniawan B K 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This study aimed to introduce creative industry development in Indonesia that had enjoyed widespread and advanced growth. One of the many creative communities was the creative pop music community located at Earhouse. This community was pioneered by an Indonesian musician couple, Endah Widiastuti and Rhesa Aditya. It consisted of collective subjects related to the creative music industry located in Pamulang, South of Tangerang. This cafe was utilized as a supporting forum for every creative pop music community’s activities. Hence, designing the compatible seating gesture and other interior accessories were necessary to support the activities and facilities at Earhouse. The study used the methods of literature study and comparison to other coffee shops. The research’s result is in the design creation for seats and supporting media such as a table, chair, and lamp, which are suitable for ergonomics gesture and activity inside Earhouse. Besides that, material selection and construction systems are also counted as this design solution to consistent with the concept.
Furniture and accessories design process in Melania nursing home in Jakarta
Authors: Saputri F N , Kurniawan B K , Suryono D I 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to show the design needed for an elderly resident or nursing home, Melania nursing home in Jakarta, to stay comfortable. Melania nursing home was one of the elderly residents in Jakarta that should be a place that satisfied the needs of elderly residents. This research employed both direct and indirect research methods, which consisted of the field survey to several nursing homes in the Jakarta area, interviews, as well as consulting relevant literature to gain insight into the existing body of knowledge. It is found that nursing home needs special concern to satisfy the physical and psychological of the elderly, which will have an affect the perspective and prosperity of their lives. One of the try to meet their needs in Melania nursing home is by adding entertainment space with good ergonomic and aesthetic design. Color applied to this room also follows the basic psychology of color believed in making the elderly calmer and more comfortable. The form of dynamic furniture used is also satisfied to help the elderly more eager in their activities.
Interior design of Sumba fabric museums in Jakarta
Authors: Amani A , Rachmayanti I , Wulandari A A A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to introduce Sumba textile by designing Sumba textile museum with interesting design in order to make the knowledge of the society wide open about the textile of sumba and museum. Museum could introduce the variety of Indonesia culture to the young generation and also foreginer, especially the textile of Sumba. The method that would be used to support the interior design of the Sumba fabric museum in Jakarta was the direct and indirect method. Direct method was divided into two methods, namely field surveys and interviews. With the making of interior design at the Sumba cloth Museum, the researcher hopes that the museum will become a new alternative educational and cultural tourism for the community, students, and foreign tourists.
Visual video communication design of social campaign zero waste lifestyle
Authors: Carolin J , Wulandari S , Batangtaris M K 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research goal was to design a motion graphic video about the “Junks Free” Zero Waste Lifestyle to give more communicative and effective education to the audience. The design method applied was using creative strategies, having young adults in Jakarta as the main target. The design was being adjusted with the visual strategy, which was taken up daily activities that gave the effect to the environment as the concept. It also adapted motion graphic and metaphoric theory in content presentation. The result of the design shows that the understanding of waste problems, such as the negative effect of it, will be more effective when using visual rather than text dominant.
Interior design of nusantara beauty and health library
Authors: Tanri G N , Indahyani T , Latif F 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to design a library that could arouse the interest of the community. Indonesia was known for its variety of cultures, traditional beauty, and health treatment using natural ingredients. The Indonesian beauty and health industry’s growth had been very rapid these days but still less appreciated by lots of local people. Therefore, Nusantara Beauty and Health Library that provided the information about natural and local cosmetics could be a new and exciting thing that had high potential to attract people where cosmetics had become a necessity and a lifestyle. This created a new impression of the library, where most of the libraries in Jakarta usually seemed rigid and boring. The research method was in the form of collecting data through reference books, magazines, articles, and journals related to Indonesian libraries and cosmetics Nusantara Beauty and Health. Besides, observation, survey, interview, and design process were done to complete this research. It is hoped that this library will be the place to exchange information about the world of Indonesian natural beauty and health with exciting and educational concepts that are different from other libraries in Jakarta.
The media agenda-setting on Indonesian forest fires: Content analysis study on three Indonesia online news media
Authors: Prawira I , Irawan R E , Muslikhin  , Evelina L W , Rizkiansyah M 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The news regarding Indonesian forest fire has become an international concern regarding its huge catastrophe. Indonesian citizens share the suffering of the disaster and their experience through the news. However, Indonesian media reports the news of forest fire in a different way related to their respective media agendas and the adoption of Industry 5.0 cultures. The study of news construction of mass media on forest fires is crucial because it relates to government policymaking. This research aims to determine the media agenda in constructing forest fires that occur in Indonesia related to the development of Industry 5.0. It applies a mixed-method of qualitative content analysis of published news during October 2019-January 2020 and newsroom ethnography of three national online news media. Media agenda-setting factors observed in univariate analysis are news focus, news sources, forest fire-prevention, the impact of a forest fire, and the event of a forest fire. This paper is a working paper and has not yet concluded the results because it needs further investigation on newsroom ethnography. However, preliminary findings indicate that there are different agenda-setting for each media studied.
Millennial behavior to use Grab and OVO in their activities
Authors: Nurcahyo R , Christian R , Djody  , Tuori M A , Irawan D A 
Published: April 2021

AbstractThis research aims to understand the factors that affect users’ actual usage of server-based electronic money. This research is done because there are people who do not feel the benefits of using GrabPay by OVO. This research uses a quantitative method by conducting questionnaires and using the Structural Equation Model (SEM) in AMOS. Questionnaires are distributed in South Tangerang using a purposive sampling method with a sample size of 184 respondents. The result of this research is various significances of direct and indirect effect between perceived ease of use, perceived credibility, and behavioral intention towards actual usage. In comparison, perceived usefulness is not significant to behavioral intention and actual usage of the millennial user of GrabPay by OVO in South Tangerang.
Visual communication analysis the effect of signs and colors on traffic safety in Jakarta
Authors: Utoyo A W , Aprilia H D , Kuntjoro R A D R I , Kurniawan-Jakti A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
About 90% of the information needed for driving is received visually by the driver. Only a little information is received with hearing (horns and shock markers) and a sense of touch (tactile markers and rough roads). Most of the information they get is visual. The two most common equipment used by technicians to give information is signs and markers consisting of signs, colors, and words. Traffic signs are elements defined as a special set of code labels intended for traffic users, which are in a vertical field for traffic areas. It is a basic means of communication between authorities and road users. Standards and guidelines suggest the use of words and color codes that are appropriate for conveying the different intensity of hazards. Red, yellow, and blue indicates a decrease in the intensity of the danger. Likewise, danger, warning, and attention show the danger in decreasing intensity even though some studies find no significant differences in the hazard assessment of warning and attention words. Signs and color codes used in our study are capable of giving meaningful meaning, warning, attention, thinking, and notification. For colors, it will be red, yellow, green, white, blue, green, and orange. We will evaluate perceptions of implied danger and language effects.
Implementation of Jepara wood carving patterns for wastra craftsmanship in Troso – A design thinking to create a sustainable creative industry
Authors: Caroline O S , Fajarwati A A S , Octarina  , Adriani S 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The pattern of each woven fabric (wastra) describes the cultural characteristics of the area where it is made. The pattern of wastra becomes the strong identity of the community and the place where the wastra is made. Troso village is one of the centers of the wastra artisan, known as Troso wastra. Troso village is introduced as one of the shopping attractions in Jepara, in addition to carving production. Although Troso is known as a producer of weaving production, it does not have an authentic wastra pattern and tends to copy it from other places. This phenomenon happens because of the demands of resellers that come from other places. As an area filled with potentials, a research team in Ruma Japara has noticed that a study is needed to challenge the Troso craftsmanship to create its pattern using their local wisdom based on their artisan knowledge to create a sustainable creative industry. This study uses the design thinking method and qualitative methodology to collect data. The result is a pattern for Troso wastra transferred from the Jepara wood carving pattern.
The effect of work satisfaction on turnover intention in millennials generation in Indonesia Unicorn Company with work engagement as moderating variable
Authors: Pradipto Y D , Nabila  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This study aims to see the effect of job satisfaction on turnover intention in the millennials generation who work in Indonesian Unicorn companies. This quantitative research uses 200 millennial employees (19-39 years) who work in Indonesian Unicorn companies as the subject. Data collection techniques in this study are by collecting questionnaires using turnover intention scale (TIS) for dependent variables and Job Descriptive Index (JDI) for independent variables. The results of this study are shown using structural equation modeling in the smartPLS application. Based on the regression test conducted, it can be concluded that there is an impact on job satisfaction turnover intention in the millennials in Indonesian unicorn companies (r = 0,523, p < 0.05).
Women’s empowerment for socioeconomic sustainable development in Singapore
Authors: Dewi G D P 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Multiple studies essentially state that women’s empowerment and sustainable development are closely interrelated. Empowering women possibly increases women’s political leadership ability, which may have a direct or indirect impact on sustainable development. In the case of Singapore, it finds distinction in defining the linkage between women’s political participation and sustainable development. This paper provides a three-dimensional model of women’s empowerment and limits the data set in 1990-2019 to find how women’s participation in politics contribute to the economic and social development in Singapore. Using a qualitative method, this study finds that women’s participation in parliament has not affected the improvement of health expenditure, labor force participation, and GDP per capita. It is due to restrictions on the rights, responsibilities, activities, access, and control between men and women (gender inequality) who are intentionally constructed through education systems, economic and political systems, legislation, culture, and traditions.
Online training: The application of the Society 5.0 concept
Authors: Michael  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Society 5.0 has been introduced, and technology has played an essential role in achieving the aim of improving the prosperity of human beings. Businesses that often provide training to their employees must adapt to how the training course is conducted. While most training courses are conducted face-to-face, online training courses with technology utilization must be considered. Thus, this research intends to look at the effectiveness of online training in the context of Business English training and the perspectives of the subjects on online training methods. Mixed methods research was conducted with 30 subjects in total. A pre-test and a post-test were administered to investigate the effectiveness, and a questionnaire was distributed to explore the subjects’ perspectives. The results have shown that online training is effective as the test results show a dramatic increase. In addition, the subjects also state their approval of training via online methods.
The role of visual communication design to increase public literacy on the history of Spice Route in supporting Indonesia’s proposal toward UNESCO’s World Cultural Heritage
Authors: Kumoratih D , Anindita G , Ariesta I , Tholkhah E 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Previous studies show that the process of reproduction of nationalism through the reconstruction of national history and national identity is no longer always the elite’s initiation. Democratization and globalization also provide space for people to re-interpret the ideal picture of Indonesia. The learning tradition of contemporary society in general is an interesting fundamental issue. Global connectivity and the advancement of information technology have also created new habits in acquiring knowledge. As a result, contemporary society is increasingly ignorant of history and alienated from its cultural roots. This research intends to examine the extent to which visual communication design can increase public literacy, especially about the state efforts in reconstructing national history and Indonesian identity through the cultural-historical narrative of Spice Route. In line with President Joko Widodo’s vision to position Indonesia as the global maritime fulcrum in 2045, the legacy of the spice trade route, which is also an intercultural exchange route, will be proposed by the government of Indonesia as a World Cultural Heritage to UNESCO. The methods used in this qualitative study are auto-ethnography, participant-observation, in-depth interviews, and visual communication design methods through analysis of form-content-context, both descriptive and reflective. Through the findings, visual communication design has great potentials in increasing public knowledge on Spice Route narrative, especially in encouraging curiosity and willingness to learn more about Indonesian history and cultures.
Educational animation: Environmentally friendly palm oil based products
Authors: Riyadi T , Nathania  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The size of the palm oil industry in Indonesia raises concerns about environmental sustainability, but on the other hand, this industry is also needed by the community. It has led to the emergence of organizations or institutions that apply certification standards in the palm oil industry, one of which is the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO). This animation is created to introduce the RSPO and invite the audience to understand the products made from palm oil that care about the environment. The message delivered about RSPO-labeled products is that the products are more responsible for sustainable environmental issues. This animation production method goes through pre-production stages that focus on the core message, production in the form of visual asset design to the animation process, and post-production for artistic finishing touches. The final result is an educative animated film that is easy to understand and packaged with an attractive design.
Usability and aesthetics of website design to measure Indonesian teacher competency 4.0
Authors: Indrianti Y , Sasmoko  , Rosyidi U , Udjaja Y 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Website development that considers usability and aesthetics will have an impact on achieving the website development goals themselves. Ease of users in using the features provided and the appearance of beauty that will increase user comfort becomes an important factor that must be considered in the website development process. This research is an attempt to incorporate the concepts of usability and aesthetics in the development of the Teacher Competencies 4.0 website, which is a website aimed at Indonesian teachers in conducting self-assessment of their competencies whether they are in accordance with the competency needs of 4.0. This research used Neuroresearch and Website Development Life Cycle as the research methods. The results of the research are website designs that have taken into account the usability and aesthetics so that the website is expected to be able to be felt by the teacher and continue to continuously use the website to carry out continuous assessment.
Infographie, data visualization, and the danger of reality distortion: The case study of Australia fire 2020
Authors: Suhardjono L , Oscario A , Luzar L , Sriherlambang B 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Nowadays, the stream of information to promote environmental consciousness are profoundly dominated by the existence of infographics and data visualization. Beside visually attractive, it is crucial for them to deliver a clear and concise information. This research will uncover infographics and data visualization in conjunction with news about the fire in Australia continent, early in 2020. Some of these visualizations were potentially giving a misleading interpretation to its reader. This research aims to explore the effectiveness of infographics and data visualization channel from the perspective of visual communication design discipline; both from its aesthetics dimension and its content data accuracy. As the outcome, this research is expected to be a reminder that the amount of information in the world is limitless. It is our shared responsibility to be mindful towards each and every material that we consume and share with others.
Retalism mechanism in Indonesian and European Union trade disputes regarding CPO commodity exports
Authors: Zaki M R S , Syahputra R 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
In 2019, the European Union Parliament made a policy to stop the use of Crude Palm Oil (CPO). The decision was taken after the European Union Parliament agreed to use environmentally friendly renewable energy as stated in the “Report on the Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and the Council on the Promotion of the use of Energy from Renewable Sources”. This policy makes Indonesia one of the largest CPO producers with the potential to lose its market. This policy makes Indonesia conduct a counter attack (retaliation) by using the World Trade Organization (WTO). Previously the President Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo also conducted retaliation in the form of a boycott products from the European Union such as airplanes from the French manufacturer, Airbus. The retaliation is considered effective because Indonesia accounts for 5.7% of the Airbus market in Asia Pacific with a valUni Eropa of US $ 42.8 billion. This amount is still far greater than Indonesia’s CPO exports on the European Union market which is only worth US$ 4 billion. Its means that if this retaliation occurs, Indonesia will have a better bargaining than the European Union, so it is hoped that the European Union can soften and end trade disputes between the European Union and Indonesia.
The impact of e-business on competitive advantage through innovation organization on financial company listed at Indonesia stock exchange
Authors: Mulyono  , Suprapto A T 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aims to determine the impact of e-business through innovation organization on competitive advantage. Data collection is done by distributing questionnaires and focus group discussion with company management in a financial company that is listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). The analytical method used structural equation modelling (SEM) using software Smart-PLS 3.0 version. The research focuses on e-business and competitive advantage in the financial industry with respondents is top management in a financial company and. The results of the study conclude that e-business and innovation organization has a positive and significant effect on Competitive Advantage. E-Business through innovation organization has a positive and significant effect on Competitive Advantage.
Corporate governance award and performance of Indonesian LQ45 firms
Authors: Limijaya A , Hutagaol-Martowidjojo Y , Annisa S 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aims to examine the impact of CGPI award on firm’s operational performance. Contrary to our expectation, using a sample of 45 companies listed in LQ45 index during 3-year observation period, it is found that corporate governance award has a significant negative relationship with companies’ performance. We use CGPI awardee/non-awardee to represent corporate governance award and ROA as a proxy of firm performance. Control variables included in this research consist of independent commissioners’ independency, board of director size and firm size. The unexpected negative relationship might indicate that the additional costs that must be borne by companies to implement good corporate governance practices, eventually become disadvantageous to their operational performance. The similar conclusion is found for the longer-term performance. Furthermore, we also find that the average ROA of CGPI awardees is much lower than the non-awardees, arguably due to the costly efforts put forward by the awardees to carry out and report on their corporate governance practices. The result of this research confirms the stewardship theory, in which the awardees put management as a steward and govern the firms to grow in size, however it comes with a certain cost that reduces their profitability.