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MANAGEMENT SUPPORT, IT RISK MANAGEMENT, AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON IT GOVERNANCE AND ITS IMPACT ON COMPANY PERFORMANCE

2020-12-07T04:52:58+00:00

This study aims to examine the effect of support of the senior manager, information
technology risk management, and organizational culture on the effectiveness of information
technology governance and its impact on company performance at PT. Bank Mandiri
(persero). With the advance of information technology, its utilization continues to increase
over time. The realization that seeps into the IT business environment and its vitality for the
survival of the company have put the IT on the agenda of the executive board. It is
recognized that the information infrastructure can effectively and efficiently increase
shareholder value. The object of this research is PT. Bank Mandiri (Persero) branch of Metro
Tanah Abang. The method of analysis used is Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). The
results showed that (1) Support of Senior Manager has a positive and significant effect on the
effectiveness of IT Governance, (2) IT Risk Management has a positive and significant effect
on the effectiveness of IT Governance, (3) Organizational culture has a positive and
significant effect on the effectiveness of IT Governance and (4) Effectiveness of IT
Governance has a positive and significant effect on the Company Performance

FOR A BETTER COUNTRY? YOUNG VOTER’S INTENTION TO VOTE FOR A CANDIDATE: A STUDY OF YOUTH IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T05:03:48+00:00

This paper seeks to identify the focus areas for marketing strategies to encourage young voters.
The paper utilizes quantitative approach research on factors influencing a young voter’s
commitment to vote. A survey was employed as a data collection method; whereas the data
analysis was conducted using Partial Least Square method. The findings show that it is crucial
to politically engage young voters so that they will be more confident that they make the right
voting decision and hence will have higher commitment to vote. The number of respondents is
relatively small and can be increased to improve the accuracy of the findings. The paper seeks
to help political marketers and government to tailor their strategies to increase the number of
young voters’ participation. The paper presents a new perspective incorporating different
factors that may have influence on young adult voters’ decision-making in a developing
country that can be leveraged by political marketers.

ACCOUNTANTS, THE CHALLENGES AND PREPARATION FOR GLOBALISATION ERA: A STORY FROM INDONESIA

2020-12-07T05:05:59+00:00

As one of the profession in the world, Accountant in Indonesia facing ASEAN Economic
Community that will affect globalisation and workforce mobilization. The impact of
globalisation for Accountant Profession is the need to be recognized globally by International
Standard. IFAC (International Federation of Accountant) has already set up the professional
standard and it should be implemented among the members. In Indonesia, there are two
associations for Accounting Profession: Indonesia Institute for Chartered Accountant (IAI) and
Indonesia Institute for Public Accountant (IAPI). Both have members and actively encourage
and preparing the members to face global era. Prior to standarisation, preparing the professsion
to be ready for globalisation is the basic step for facing it. Other than that, Higher Education or
Universities is the incubator in educating the future accountants which are also taking part for
profession development. Universities need to develop their curriculum to be equal to
International Education Standard (IES) which already been establisehd by IFAC, in The
International Accounting Education Standards Board (IAESB) which is an independent
standard-setting body that serves the public interest by establishing standards in the area of
professional accounting education that prescribe technical competence and professional skills,
values, ethics, and attitudes. In Indonesia, there is still no national standard on curriculum of
accounting education in universities and it will consider as problem in educating the future
accountants. Yet in the IAI and IAPI themselves there is still gap between the curriculum of
bith association with international standard. The purpose of this study is to obtain empirical
evidence and find clarity on role of IAPI, IAI and Universities in enhancing and support the accounting profession development in Indonesia especially to be ready in facing globalissation.
The role of those associations and universities in developing accounting profession are
significantly important since accountants have public service that will impact to industry as
well as private sector. This paper is using Quantitative Method and spreading questionairres to
respondents to (IAI, IAPI and Universities) as data collection and Regression Method as
analysis procedures. Our findings showed that varible IAPI (Audit Quality, Ethics and
Independecies) and IAI (IAI Regulation and socialisation: workshops, national events) has
significant influence in preparing Accountants in facing global in digital era but it is not happen
for variable University (National Accounting Education Standard)

SHOPPING TOURISM AND THE NEED INFORMATION ACCESSIBILITY

2020-12-07T05:10:21+00:00

Shopping has turned into a major tourist activity and has become a factor in the selection of
the destination. Accessible environments and services enhance the experience of shopping,
which can expand the general intensity of tourism goals. The purpose of this research is to
identify the implementation of accessible information in shopping malls in Jakarta. This is a
qualitative descriptive research. Primary data was collected through direct observation and
interviews between January and February 2018. The official website of the Jakarta Tourism &
Culture Board was used as a recommendation to designate eight shopping malls as the research
objects. The results give an overall picture that denotes accessible information in tourism,
which are categorized into seven variables: printed material, digital documents, audio-visual
content, websites, mobile applications, self-service terminals/mobile devices, and signage. This
research contributes to the understanding of shopping tourism development in Jakarta in
enhancing their information accessibility to gain a better competitive advantage and be in line
with the Tourism for All concept.

THE INFLUENCE OF TRUST AND SERVICE QUALITY ON LOYALTY THROUGH CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN INDONESIAN MARKET PLACES

2020-12-07T05:35:44+00:00

This research aims at examining the influence of customer trust and service quality on customer
satisfaction and their impacts on customer loyalty in Indonesian market places. The research
data was collected by using questionnaires which were distributed to 100 customers. In
analyzing the data, the researcher applied path analysis method to answer the designated
research problems. Research results stated that service quality variables influence customer
satisfaction and customer loyalty, while customer trust influences customer satisfaction only.

HOW STORY AND VISUAL IDENTITY CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL MEDIA BRANDING OF INDONESIAN LOCAL BRAND

2020-12-07T05:41:29+00:00

Indonesia is known as the social media capital of the world. With strong sharing habit and
social media addiction, brands are required to use social media to enhance relationship with
Indonesian customers. CHAMBER, an upper-class dining in Jakarta just launched their new
brand identity and started to focus in instabranding, a term for social media branding through
Instagram. Thus, the aim of this study is to analyze how story and visual identity contribute to
CHAMBER’s social media branding. The study used a qualitative descriptive approach, with
case study method. Data was collected through digital observation and interviews with
CHAMBER and Higherpurpose Branding Studio executives, also with customers. The
CHAMBER branding process has reached a point where consumers can differentiate a brand
from similar product or service categories. So far, CHAMBER has efficiently and precisely
used most Instagram features to gain recognition and has consistently incorporated essential
elements so that the brand is strong and easily distinguishable.

THE IMPACT OF GENDER AND PROFESSIONAL STATUS ON PERCEPTION OF ETHICAL BEHAVIOR IN PERSONAL SELLING

2020-12-07T05:44:13+00:00

This study aims to explore the different perceptions of salespersons in personal selling and
salesforce candidates (students) in personal selling, and to compare their perceptions toward
gender. An empirical study was conducted as part of the hypothesis testing on perception
differences of selling ethics based on gender differences and on perception differences between
personal seller and personal seller candidates (students). A questionnaire was distributed to
200 respondents in Bandung in early 2013 and in Jakarta in mid-2013. Using mean test, validity
test, and reliability test instruments, data was analyzed to answer the hypotheses. The results
indicate general differences between male and female students in four ethical dimensions,
namely: moral development, ethical value system, ethical issues sensitivity, and ethical
behavior. However, the empirical research showed that gender is not a significant determinant
in testing ethical behavior in general. Significant differences are found in terms of personal
selling ethics and personality trait.

A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY IN TOBA REGION

2020-12-07T05:45:46+00:00

The research aims to propose a strategic analysis of sustainable tourism development in Toba
area. Toba, as pilot areas in developing an economy based on tourism in Indonesia, consists of
the diverse human and natural resources. The empowerment of these assets requires a prudent
approach to develop reciprocal contribution to local community welfare. It sheds light on the
approach of constructive tourism. Tourism, as an amalgamation of stakeholders, contributes
and offers a resolution to achieve the goal. As this backdrop, the research involved 150
respondents and small and medium enterprise in Toba area. Coupled with the study objective,
SWOT analysis promotes strategic findings to delineate several assortments of feasibility
programs including the outcomes, mechanisms of business production and distribution, and
marketing guidelines. The study denoted the effectiveness and efficiency of sustainable tourism
development in particular area eventually.

THE NEXT STEP: INNOVATE OR BUST, THE CHINESE- INDONESIAN SUCCESSION CHALLENGE IN FAMILY BUSINESS

2020-12-07T05:47:17+00:00

This paper explores and explains how the ethnic Chinese in Indonesia (Chinese Indonesians)
undertake innovativeness in their family-owned small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) during
intra-family succession from a socioemotional wealth (SEW) perspective. SMEs play a major
role in the Indonesian economy as they provide about 97% of the country’s employment and
make up around 57.8% of the GDP. According to the World Economic Forum (2016),
Indonesia is home to the largest number of Chinese (7.67 million) outside of the People’s
Republic of China, where they make up 3.5% of the Indonesian population and are also known
to contribute 70% to the country’s economy. Hence the transgenerational entrepreneurship of
this ethnic group is essential for the growth of the nation’s economy. Based on source
triangulation, we employed in-depth interviews and observations of the incumbents and
successors in each case of family business. Findings indicate how incumbents and successors
can undertake their distinctive roles- based on non-economic/affective endowments- to acquire
innovativeness as they secure family business succession.

IMPLICATIONS OF CSR ON NON-PERFORMING LOANS IN THE ASEAN BANKING INDUSTRY

2020-12-07T05:48:52+00:00

Banks with good reputation are linked to better financial performance and creditworthiness.
Their incentives to achieve that should be directed toward a more strict pre-loan evaluations of
borrowers. This research examines whether there is any link between corporate social
responsibility (CSR) and non-performing loans (NPLs) in the ASEAN banking industry. The
sample in the study consists of 60 publicly listed banks from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia,
Thailand, Philippines, and Vietnam with a time period of 6 years from 2011-2016. A crosssectional approach is applied to assess the relationship between NPLs and CSR and other
selected control variables. The study employs multiple regression analysis to determine the
relationship between variables. The results indicate that there is no significant link between
NPLs and CSR in the ASEAN banking industry. Notwithstanding that, the findings exhibit a
significant negative relationship for profitability and firm size with NPLs. The findings also
show an insignificant impact of banking ownership toward NPLs.

DIGITAL BADGE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF SELFDETERMINATION THEORY

2020-12-07T05:50:37+00:00

Digital badges, as an example of gamification of learning, have recently been used as
credentials by educators and corporations to display and reward learners. The use of game
design elements in non-game contexts receives only a limited amount of research. The main
purpose of this study is to examine how three components of Self-Determination Theory (SDT)
are related to value perception and intention to send an application to corporations adopting
badges to mark achievements. In this context, data collected from 207 employees of various
firms operating in different industries in Indonesia were tested and analyzed. We investigated
which motivational elements of the theory influence the digital badge value perception and the
intentions of the respondents

THE EFFECT OF OWNERSHIP OF EXCLUSIVE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK AND PHYSICAL ASSET TO INNOVATIVE LOGISTICS CAPABILITY AND ITS IMPACT ON COMPETITIVENESS

2020-12-07T05:54:05+00:00

This research intended to find out the description and the effect of ownership of the exclusive
international network and physical assets on competitiveness through innovative logistics
capability. It used strategic management theory especially dynamic capability school. It was a
descriptive, quantitative, causal, or cross-sectional survey research; sample size consisted of
280 logistics service companies in Jakarta (Jabodetabek) by using probability sampling
technique; data collection used questionnaires and processed by SEM-Lisrel program. The
urgency of this research was to answer the importance of innovative logistics capability in
enhancing the competitiveness of logistics services companies. This research tried to construct
a model that can be used by the companies in enhancing their competitiveness through
enhancing innovative logistics capability and certain resources. The findings of this research
comprised the ownership of international exclusive network had a positive and significant
effect on innovative logistics capability while the international exclusive network had no
significant effect on innovative logistics capability; but simultaneously their effect on
innovative logistics capability was positive and significant; innovative logistics capability had
a positive and significant effect on the companies’ competitiveness. Therefore, ownership of
physical asset and international exclusive networks must be integrated so that they transform
into innovative logistics capability in order to enhance the companies’ competitiveness

THE ANALYSIS OF COMPETITIVE STRATEGY: THE IMPACT OF NONALCOHOL POLICY TOWARDS HOTEL PERFORMANCE. CASE OF HOTELS IN JAMBI- LAMPUNG AND PALEMBANG

2020-12-07T05:57:54+00:00

The hotel industry in Indonesia has been rapidly growing. As the industry grows, competitive
becomes more intense. In order to survive, hotels need to develop strategies to create
competitive advantage. In this case, Aston Hotel Palembang adopts product differentiation
strategy by being a halal-certified hotel. This strategy was adopted to optimize the market
potential. The Hotel also manages to save a considerable amount of capital and operating cost
from this strategy that further leads to their prime performance. The objective of this research
is to analyze the variables that make the Hotel’s strategy to be successful and to further analyze
how Aston Palembang’s strategy can be replicated to other hotels to maximize profit and to
achieve Hotel Sustainable Performance (HSP). This research used qualitative approach by
conducting interviews with the General Managers and the Head of Departments of the
representative hotels and analyzed using content analysis method. The findings of this research
shows that by adopting the strategy of non-alcoholic policy and being halal-certified, Aston
Palembang has achieved a prime performance which lead to the achievement of firm
performance and competitive advantage.

THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF AN INTERMEDIARY ORGANIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF ‘PEMUDA PANCASILA’ A BUSINESS INTERMEDIARY IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T06:01:55+00:00

The institutionalization of an intermediary organization is imperative to legitimatize social and
people’s organizations within an Indonesian business context. The aims of this study are to
investigate the importance of providing such an organization as an intermediary institution in
negotiating, supporting, and providing assistance between a company and an authority. In this
case, the role of Pemuda Pancasila (PP) is scrutinized in order to provide an understanding on
how business in done in Indonesia. An interpretivism approach was used to acquire an in-depth
understanding of the organization, as well as its systems. Semi-structured interviews and
observations were employed to gather data, and an emic approach was used to reveal such
themes. The findings suggest three themes associated with the institutionalization of PP:
operational fieldwork, political ties, and ties with regulatory bodies. In conclusion, PP is
institutionalized as a reliable organization for its safety and useful links, both for internal
members and external parties. Through its connections, PP is legitimized as a part of Indonesia’s
business systems, in order to facilitate the process of negotiation and administration concerns.

MODELING OF CO-CREATION IN ADVENTURE TOURISM: EMPOWERING CUSTOMER PARTICIPATION TO STRENGTHEN BEHAVIORAL INTENTION

2020-12-07T06:04:57+00:00

Adventure tourism is a rapidly growing sector, with a potential market estimated to provide
9% of the GDP of a country. However, this significant opportunity is yet to be optimized by
entrepreneurs, particularly in Indonesia, which has natural resources that can be managed well
to offer adventure tourism. Businesspersons, especially those in the tourism field, are
challenged to encourage the growth of adventure tourism. Therefore, this study suggests a
conceptual model of co-creation by involving customer participation to explore facts on the
field regarding the extent of the role of consumer involvement as co-producer in creating value
(unique experience). Co-creation becomes the key to the success of adventure tourism and
remains a phenomenon and research gap that requires further evidence. Value co-creation
through consumer participation will promote satisfaction and repurchase intention, which, in
turn, will affect business sustainability. The conceptual model developed in this research is
made on the basis of empirical study and can be used to conduct research in the development
of the tourism industry. Empirically, the objective for this modeling can trigger further research
on value co-creation by referring to a service-dominant logic paradigm especially in the tourism
sector.

A PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING APPROACH IN MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS COURSES: PERCEPTIONS FROM ACCOUNTING STUDENTS IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T06:08:19+00:00

This paper aims to describe the implementation of a problem-based learning (PBL) method in
non-technical accounting courses with students in an Indonesian learning environment. Nontechnical courses such as Management Control Systems are not precise disciplines. They
require students to probe for possible solutions from their own approaches by considering
divergent views. Accounting students might find it challenging to learn in the manner the
course requires as they tend to focus on accounting technical skills and expect an exact answer.
The situation is more exigent in the Indonesian learning context, as students in Indonesia have
the habit of obeying and learning by rote from lecturers. Therefore, it is pertinent to apply a
PBL method in this course to support students in constructing their thoughts. The second
objective of this paper is to determine students’ perceptions of the implementation of PBL in a
Management Control Systems course. The findings of this paper are that overall, students
perceive PBL positively. The factors contributing to their favorable response are group
discussions, self-study, and improved communication skills. Hence, PBL is an effective
teaching approach in a quiet and passive learning environment. PBL is also suitable to be
implemented in non-technical Accounting courses, such as Management Control Systems.

TAKING CARE OF EARNINGS MANAGEMENT: DETECTION USING INTERNAL CONTROL REVIEW AND FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS

2020-12-07T06:11:01+00:00

This study aimed to analyse the role of internal control and financial ratio analysis on
preventing and detecting earnings management in the financial statement of companies listed
on the Indonesia Stock Exchange. This study uses a quantitative research approach with a panel
data regression model. The calculation of earnings management was conducted based on the
model developed by Kothari et al. (2005). Using 628 sample companies for the period of 2015-
2016, the results show that effective internal control could reduce the tendency of earnings
management and that financial ratios could significantly provide indication of irregularities in
financial statements.

MARKET VALUATION OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL OF INDONESIAN LISTED FIRMS

2020-12-07T06:15:30+00:00

This study aims to investigate the impact of intellectual capital (IC) on the market value of
Indonesian public listed firms. Further, this study also analyzes the relationship of each of the
individual IC elements with the sample firms’ market values. The research sample covers all
of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) public listed firms, excluding banking and financial
firms. This study observes a total of 829 firm years from 2013 to 2015. The authors employ
multiple regression analysis, with market values measured by Tobin’s Q) as the dependent
variable and intellectual capital efficiency (ICE) and its elements as the independent variable.
The findings show that, on average, the ICE of Indonesian listed firms has a weak positive
relationship with their market values. Additionally, further analyses find that Human Capital
Efficiency (HCE) has the strongest relationship with market value compared to Structural
Capital Efficiency (SCE) and Relational Capital Efficiency (RCE). This implies that ICE may
improve the Indonesian firms’ market value by improving the level of HCE.

STRATEGIC EMPOWERMENT OF SMES FOR GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS GROWTH THROUGH E-BUSINESS ADOPTION INTENTION

2020-12-07T06:21:46+00:00

In the era of globalization and rapid development of information technology, companies have
to adopt the internet-based business. The internal readiness factors of Small-and Medium-Sized
Enterprises (SMEs) have a significant influence on the intention of adopting e-business in
SMEs. Further, external readiness factors of Small-and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) also
have a significant influence on the intention of adopting e-business in SMEs. The population
of the study was SMEs producing textile products, handicrafts, and Moslem clothing in Cipadu
Jaya, Larangan, Tangerang. The method of sampling was simple random sampling with 100
SMEs as samples. The study employed Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) with SmartPLS
Software 3.0 for data analysis. The findings indicate that the adoption of e-business within
SMEs was affected by technological mastery, business competition pressure, and business
partners’ readiness. The organizational readiness and customer readiness had no significant
effect on e-business adoption intentions.

SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF E-COMMERCE ADVERTISEMENT “GILANYA BELANJA DI BUKALAPAK”

2020-12-07T06:23:59+00:00

This research aims at interpreting the meaning of each scene in the advertisement Gilanya
Belanja di Bukalapak (Shopping Madness in Bukalapak) by using Roland Barthes’ (1972)
semiotic analysis. It seeks to understand the meaning of the signs in each scene and to reveal
the message in the advertisement. The research used qualitative approach with Barthes’
Semiotics method. These scenes showed several people that strangely used tools or goods,
which can lead to the audience’s false perceptions. The results indicate that (1) the denotation
meaning of each scene shows some people that performed unusual movements when using
some tools or goods; (2) the connotative meaning of each scene is that those people showed
happiness with unusual movements when shopping with big discounts at Bukalapak; (3) based
on myth elements, five myths in Bukalapak advertisement are: (a) selfie stick and selfie which
showed modern culture, (b) high heels shoes that can boost women’s appearance, (c) the use
of pomade among men, (d) branded women bags which become a phenomenon for women
who wear it, and (e) a pestle and mortar which are Indonesian traditional kitchen tools.

THE IMPACT OF ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS USAGE, LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS AND ACCOUNTING LEARNING SYSTEM TO ACQUISITION ACCOUNTING KNOWLEDGE

2020-12-07T06:30:11+00:00

Software users are growing in numbers and so as the accounting software needed by industries
to account for their transactions. Accounting students must be prepared to be able to use
accounting software or using the software to understand the accounting process as a whole.
Several previous studies have shown that using accounting software as a learning media give
good impact on increasing accounting knowledge acquisition of accounting students. Besides
learning media in the form of accounting software, other factors that cause the accounting
knowledge acquisition by students is an interest in learning. The purpose of this study is to
examine whether the accounting software as learning media and accounting learning interest
affects the absorption or acquisition accounting knowledge for the students, so the graduate
students have sufficient accounting knowledge and expertise to be hired by industries. This
study uses multiple regression analysis to conclude directly about the influence of each
independent variable used partially or jointly that aims to test the hypothesis about the influence
of one or several variables against other variables.

IMPLEMENTATION OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING STANDARD OVER NON-PUBLICLY ACCOUNTABLE ENTERPRISES: ITS FINDINGS ON SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES IN JAKARTA

2020-12-07T06:31:55+00:00

The study aims to identify and to analyze the implementation of Financial Accounting Standard
for Non-Publicly-Accountable Enterprises (FAS-NPAE) on Small and Medium Enterprises
(SMEs) in Jakarta and its buffer areas. Conducting identification and analysis to determine the
comparison between accounting records by SMEs with accounting records based on
implementation of FAS-NPAE. SMEs continuously provide the recording of accounting in
company's operation. This research used an explanatory survey method at knowing the
implementation result of FAS-NPAE. The way of recording the accounting transactions by SMEs
that becomes a habit certainly will not be easy if it is immediately changed with other habits. The
implementation of FAS-NPAE as of January 1, 2011, to SMEs without public accountability is
required for using FAS-NPAE. The primary data found the comparison the recording of
accounting with or without using FAS-NPAE. The research findings revealed that there were
twenty enterprises of SMEs in various businesses to explain these phenomenons via closed
questionnaire and interview. The results show the understanding of SMEs on the importance of
accounting was at 75% of respondents. Not reporting the financial statement based on FAS-NPAE
but obtaining a loan from the bank was at 50%. There were 25% of the respondents who understand
about FAS-NPAE. Receiving information the socialization of FAS-NPAE was at 45%. Preparing
the financial report based on FAS-NPAE was only at 10%.

ONLINE REVIEWS: DO THEY AFFECT CONSUMERS CONFIDENCE?

2020-12-07T06:35:01+00:00

E-commerce has gradually become a very important business activity. However, the
penetration of B2C e-commerce in Indonesia is still below other major Asian countries.
Consumer confidence in conducting online transactions is found to be one factor that hinders
consumers to be involved in e-commerce. Reading online reviews is one way for consumers to
gain more information about an online product or seller. It has become a popular media to
promote a product or service. However, the impact of online reviews toward consumer
confidence is still mainly unobserved. This study is based on the perspectives of 173 business
school students to assess the impact of online review attributes (product reviews, e-commerce
reviews, and seller reviews) towards consumer confidence. Data was analyzed using a
regression analysis and interaction analysis to assess each variable’s contribution towards
consumers’ confidence as well as the whole model. The role of gender as a moderating variable
was also explored. The results show that online reviews significantly influence consumer
confidence to use e-commerce. However, gender does not moderate the relationship between
online reviews and confidence.

LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION IN LOCAL ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT

2020-12-07T06:36:41+00:00

Indonesian has experimented in recent years with a unique and novel form of local
development, the Village-Owned Enterprise (VOE), which involves the village government
and the community in managing the institution based on the village’s needs and economy. A
case-study of a VOE in Cangkudu Village on the Indonesian island of Java shows that
leadership communication is one of the success key determinants of such a local economic
institution, along with economic resources, human resources, and the capacity of local
government. Cangkudu Village is considered to be the first village in Indonesia which has
suceeded in developing the local economy and good governance through its VOE. This success,
however, is shortlived and was evident from 2014 to 2016 only. In 2017, the VOE stagnated
and was not sustained by the village officials. Through observation, interviews and
documentation using an organizational communication perspective, this research found that the
autocratic communications leadership style is implemented by the Village Chief to run a
business unit in the village. The unsustainability of the VOE resulted from several factors
associated with social cohesion; social trust; information disclosure among actors, the existence
of powerful people and affect the dynamics of local political economy; the competence to run
business unit; and the capability of VOA management

MODELLING THE APPLICATION OF FINTECH IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T06:40:29+00:00

In recent years, FinTech services have emerged in many countries around the world including
Indonesia. FinTech service combines financial services and mobile technology to serve the
consumer’s needs for more effective and efficient financial services. Its market size is also
growing which indicates that the service is widely accepted. However, the study on FinTech is
still lacking, especially relating to the consumers’ behavior in adopting the service. Therefore,
the aim of this research is to study the factors that influence consumers in adopting FinTech
services by surveying Indonesian consumers. From 250 respondents, there were 204 forms that
were filled and returned. By conducting the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) using Lisrel
8.80 software, all of the consumer’s inputs are computed. From this computation, there are
three results that can be drawn. First, it revealed that the element of trust generally influences
not only the user’s satisfaction but also the person’s continuance intention. However, the
person’s satisfaction does not necessarily influence a person’s continuance use intention.
Second, all factors of convenience, performance, cost advantages, referent network size and
perceived complementary, if combined together, have an effect on the user’s satisfaction.
Third, other factors such as authentication, non-repudiation, confidentiality, privacy protection,
and data integrity are also deemed as important elements to consider. Therefore, any Fintech
company should take into consideration these factors to win their customers in this market

ANALYSIS OF COFFEE BEANS POTENTIAL FROM PUNTANG MOUNTAIN, WEST JAVA, INDONESIA, USING BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS APPROACH

2020-12-07T06:43:11+00:00

Puntang Mountain is located in West Java Province, Indonesia, and known as coffee plantation
area which produces one of the best quality coffee beans and it’s been acknowledged by
Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA). The quality has been proven, however, there
are things need to be considered. The objective of this research is to describe and analyze
factors that related to the coffee beans by using business model canvas approach before
mapping the strengths and weaknesses of coffee beans. Research methodology used in this
study is the qualitative method by conducting the interview with the coffee farmer groups,
headman, and Personage in Mountain Puntang area. Our findings show that the strength points
of Puntang Mountain area are the local wisdom at society in Puntang Mountain and the quality
of coffee beans which have been proven as one of the best coffee beans. The main problem
related to coffee beans of Puntang Mountain are production capacity, branding, and limited
distribution channels.

CONSUMER SELECTION OF E-MARKETPLACE TYPE BASED ON DEMOGRAPHIC AND BEHAVIORAL SEGMENTATION

2020-12-07T06:45:10+00:00

The increase of internet user penetration in Indonesia are seen by e-commerce players
as a huge opportunity to expand their businesses. Internet nowadays are not only used as
communication media, but also business transaction platform. The rising of e-commerce
industry is followed by the development of new e-commerce marketplaces, which means that
consumer has more choices of shopping places. Even though it is beneficial for consumers, but
it has become a challenge for current as well as future marketplaces. With many choices
available, it will become easier for consumer to switch from one brand to another when they
are not able to find what they’re looking for in a brand. Marketers are looking for answers as
how to not make brand switching happen by knowing their potential customers’ characteristics.
This way, companies can figure what their customers needs and wants are, resulting in the best
treatments for each segment. Segmentation in this research is done through the grouping of 455
respondents in Jakarta that have similar aspects in both demographics and behaviors. The
method of segmentation used are cluster analysis and cross tabulation. The results of this
research indicated the existence of three different segmentation: novice shopper, simple
shopper and dedicated shopper, with each has its own demographic and behaviour
characteristics that are very interesting to be studied.

RE-EXAMINING DIVIDEND PAYOUT, PROPORTION OF OWNERSHIP AND FIRM’S VALUE IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T06:48:00+00:00

We re-examine the impact of dividend policy and proportion of ownership on firm value in the
Indonesian Capital Market, which includes 2,712 firm-year observations over the period of
2005-2016. Tobin’s Q measures firm value, and dividend payout over net income is a measure
of dividend policy. We also include proportion ownership for the insider of the company,
foreign owner, and government owner. A panel data regression model is used in our analysis.
After controlling for firm-specific variables – size of company, liquidity, profitability, and
leverage – we find that dividend policy is irrelevant in driving firm value in the Indonesian
capital market. This phenomenon might occur in Indonesia because the market is characterized
by investors’ short-term investment perspective. They are less concern about the dividend
payment and more focused on capital gains. Additionally, it seems that insiders expropriate the
firm cash flows for their benefits at the cost of minority shareholders with their control power,
and consequently values are lowered within the market. However, the greater the foreigner
ownership, the higher the value in the market; this positive reaction emerges possibly because
the firm perceives the application of good corporate governance. Concentrated ownership from
the government does not have a significant relationship with the value of the firm.

THE FACTORS AFFECTING ACCOUNTING CONSERVATISM IN LISTED INDONESIAN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES

2020-12-07T06:50:05+00:00

This study analyses the factors affecting accounting conservatism. The factors included in this
study are bonus plan, debt covenant, growth opportunity, and litigation risk. The sample is
manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange that published an audited
financial report for the 2013-2015 period. The 156 points of data were collected based on
purposive sampling from 52 manufacturing companies in Indonesia and were analysed using
multiple linear regressions. The study concluded that debt covenant has a positive effect on
accounting conservatism, growth opportunity has a positive effect on accounting conservatism,
bonus plan has no effect on accounting conservatism, and litigation risk has no effect on
accounting conservatism.

THE INFLUENCE OF BRAND IMAGE DIMENSIONS ON CONSUMER’S PURCHASE BEHAVIOR (THE CASE OF AGODA.COM)

2020-12-07T06:51:51+00:00

During the past decade, an increasing number of online hotel booking has been validating the
use of electronic commerce in the hotel industry. This study applies marketing theory aimed at
explaining the consumer’s purchase behavior over the hotel booking online in Jakarta. The
authors examine the influence of brand image dimensions (brand reputation, brand familiarity,
brand trustworthiness, and service excellence) on consumer’s purchase behavior. Based on a
survey of 120 consumers who booked a hotel online via AGODA.COM, a multiple linear
regression was used to test the proposed hypothetical relationships between brand image
dimensions and consumer’s purchase behavior. The findings indicate that all examined brand
dimensions above have a direct linear relationship with consumer’s purchase behavior, with
the service excellence is the most influential factor (standardized corfficient beta=0.263), while
brand reputation is the least (0.181). In the meantime, all the four brand dimensions together
explain 62.4% of the variant in the consumer’s purchase behavior.

EVIEWS ANALYSIS: MODEL OF INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY SET (IOS) AND ITS IMPLICATION TO CORPORATE VALUE ON MANUFACTURING COMPANIES LISTED IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE (IDX)

2020-12-07T06:54:24+00:00

The study aims to empirically prove Determinants of Investment Opportunity Set (IOS)) and
its implication to Corporate Value (Tobin’s Q): An Empirical study to Manufacturing
Companies Listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange” in 2010-2017, using panel data regression
models. Based on the empirical results, three variables significantly affect Investment
Opportunity Set (IOS) namely Leverage, CR and ROA, the most dominant influence is ROA
with the positive direction. The result of testing simultaneously shows four variables influence
Investment Opportunity Set (IOS) to the manufacturing companies listed on Indonesia Stock
Exchange. Of the 50 companies as research samples, a company with the most sensitive
average of change of IOS is PT Lionmesh Prima Tbk (LMSH) and the least sensitive is PT
Astra International, Tbk (ASII). Its implication for Tobin’s Q indicates that ROA, CSR, IOS
ratio have a positive influence, while LV and CR, negative influences but not significant. The
result of simultaneous testing shows LV, CR, ROA, CSR, IOS affect Tobin’s Q. The ratio of
ROA is the most dominant to affect Tobin’s Q with a positive direction. Of the 50 companies
as research samples, a company with the most sensitive average of change of Tobin’s Q is PT
Lionmesh Prima (LMSH) and the least sensitive is PT Kedaung Indah, Tbk (KICI).

CORRELATION ANALYSIS BETWEEN CORE COMPETENCY AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE (CASE STUDY: “XYZ FOUNDATION”)

2020-12-07T06:56:05+00:00

In a competitive globalized world, human resource holds important roles to move the company.
To be able to compete with other companies, employees need to have better competency.
Competency consists of knowledge, skill, and attitude. These three aspects determine behaviors
that will support the employee performance in a company. XYZ Foundation is a foundation
that pays big attention to their employee competency development because XYZ Foundation
realizes how important employee competency is to achieve vision and mission of the
organization. XYZ Foundation wants to know if there is a correlation between competencies
that have been set to the employee performance improvement. Researcher collects Core
Competency and Key Performance Indicator score from 1075 of XYZ Foundation employees.
Based on correlation analysis using Pearson Correlation and Test of Significance, researcher
concluded that there is strong correlation (0.959) and significance (0.000) between employee
Core Competency and Key Performance Indicator score In addition, there is strong correlation
between each component in Core Competency to Key Performance Indicator of the employees:
Business Acumen (0.952), Innovation (0.951), Operation Excellence (0.954), Personal
Development (0.953), Service Excellence (0.951), with significance of 0.000 for each
component, and there are strong correlation and significance between each component in Code
Competency with the Core Competency score in XYZ Foundation Employee: Business
Acumen (0.993), Innovation (0.991), Operation Excellence (0.993), Personal Development
(0.994), Service Excellence (0.993), with level of significance 0.000 for each component.

FACTORS AFFECTING THE INTEREST OF ACCOUNTING STUDENTS IN CAREER SELECTION

2020-12-07T06:57:39+00:00

This research work aims at analyzing the various factors affecting accounting students’
decision in picking an accounting career. The GPA, intrinsic value and financial reward are the
factors analyzed in this research work. Data was collected by distributing questionnaires to
accounting students of Bina Nusantara University. Using the purposive sampling method, 226
students were selected as research samples while the multiple regression technique was used
to test for hypothesis. The results of this study indicates that GPA, Intrinsic Value, and
Financial Rewards have significant impact on accounting students’ interest in picking a career
in accounting.

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF FINANCIAL COMPANIES ON THE INDONESIAN STOCK EXCHANGE

2020-12-07T08:10:58+00:00

This research aims to determine the effect of e-business, innovative organisation and free float
on the competitive advantage of financial companies listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange.
Interviews and questionnaires with the management of financial companies were used to
collect the required data. The data were then subjected to structural equation modelling using
Smart PLS. The results indicate that e-business, innovative organisations and free float have
positive impacts on competitive advantage.

ANALYZING SHOPPER’S RESPONSE ON INDONESIA MARKETPLACE

2020-12-07T08:12:59+00:00

This research describes consumer responses to online shopping in Indonesia, Primary data
collected via an online questionnaire is used. The respondents of this study are limited to people
who in the past or now often do online shopping transactions. SEM (Structural Equation
Modeling) is the quantitative data analysis method used here to describe the influence or
relationship between variables. This study aims to determine the effect of stimulus variables
on cognitive or behavioural responses of organisms/individuals. Not all variables induce
responses. The important factors are informativeness and trust. Specifically, the completeness
of the information provided by e-commerce websites, a safe technological solution, and
policies that protect consumer personal data are important to consumers when deciding to
conduct online transactions.

THE INFLUENCE OF ALERTNESS TO BUSINESS IDEAS, ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES TOWARDS START-UP BEHAVIOR THROUGH INTENTION TOWARDS ENTREPRENEURSHIP (A STUDY ON CONVENTIONAL CREATIVE INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA)

2020-12-07T08:15:57+00:00

This study focuses on conventional creative industry business actors who have not utilized
internet technology as a medium to conduct online sales and purchasing transactions. This
study uses a quantitative approach. To collect the research data, a questionnaire was distributed
to 150 respondents who met the research sample criteria. The results of the structural equation
model (SEM) test show that alertness to business ideas and entrepreneurial opportunities have
a significant influence on entrepreneurial opportunities, and in the end significantly influence
startup behaviour. It is suggested that business actors who have not utilized internet technology
for running their businesses must be more sensitive to current opportunities. This is related to
the way to identify great opportunities for growth within a certain industry, and also to see
developments in the business environment one is operating in. Besides that, this study may
also inform other domains or industries to enrich the findings. Further, the variable
development must also be conducted so that other factors influencing startup behavior –
particularly in Indonesia - can be analyzed.

BUILDING PERSONAL BRANDS TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVENESS

2020-12-07T08:17:36+00:00

Leadership holds a critical point in achieving a sustainable competitiveness for companies,
unfortunately leadership still remains the primary issue companies around the world face.
Effective leaders must have clear vision, willing followers, influence, emotional intelligence,
seek information capability, understand circumstances, and communication skill; which can be
represented through a strong personal brand. This study discussed how managerial-levels of
multinational companies build their personal brands to strengthen their leadership effectiveness
using eight steps. This research used descriptive qualitative research method. There are eight
steps to build personal brands for leaders. The finding of this study showed that formal and
informal discussions are two important factors to build good relationship and to understand
target audiences. Digital profiles, professional appearances, and outreach are considered as
communication tools. Mentors also strengthen leadership effectiveness as it is not only help
leaders to know themselves better, but also create bigger career opportunities. Brand
monitoring can be done through interactions with different target audiences, including
mentoring. In the end, leaders must integrate all steps and consistently communicate their
uniqueness to build strong personal brands.

CONTRIBUTION OF ISLAMIC LAW IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CORRUPTION CRIMINAL LAW

2020-12-07T08:19:15+00:00

Indoneisa as one of the largest Muslim population in the world requires the contribution of
Islamic law in fighting against corruption. As corruption has damaged all aspects of life in
Indonesia, it needs special handling. The problem discussed in this paper is how the criminal
act of corruption is regulated in national criminal law and Islamic criminal law and how Islamic
law contributes to the development of criminal law on corruption. This is a normative research
using traditional customs as the secondary data. The National Law on Corruption defines a
restriction on the imposition of the death penalty, where the death penalty will only be imposed
if the criminal act of corruption is committed under certain circumstances. In Islamic law,
corruption belongs to the act of fasad (the act destroying the order of life). There are at least
four conceptions in the Islamic law on corruption, especially in Indonesia, including ghulul
(abuse of authority), sariqah (theft or embezzlement), khianah (treasonous), and risywah
(bribery or graft) Corruption is equated with Jarimah Hirabah whose punishment is death,
crucifixion, corporal punishment or isolation. Death penalty has been mentioned in the
National Law on Corruption of Article 2, paragraph 2 and has been reinforced by the Al-Qur'an
in Surah Al-Maidah, verse 33. Death penalty needs to be applied to corruptors because criminal
act of corruption can harm the welfare and prosperity of a country.

ENFORCEMENT OF CABOTAGE PRINCIPLE ON TERRITORIAL SEA WITHIN THE INDONESIAN SOVEREIGNTY PERSPECTIVE

2020-12-07T08:22:49+00:00

The many foreign vessels that only transverse without making any stop have made the
activities of the national shipping industry sluggish. Additionally, most transport of goods to
foreign countries has depended upon importers’ vessels. This has prevented numerous cargo
and logistics shipping companies from conducting shipping activities. The operating vessels
suffer from loss due to lack of goods being transported. The collection of data regarding the
condition of domestic shipping business was carried out by employing the normative legal
methods. The enforcement of Cabotage Principle is set forth under the Law Number 17 of
2008 on Shipping. This principle aims at protecting the state sovereignty over territorial sea in
the security-defence, economic and sociocultural aspects. The national shipping has
considerable potential to maintain the state sovereignty. Cabotage Principle significantly
impacts on the national shipping industry. Modes of sea transport, particularly vessels, have
an important role for Indonesia, an archipelagic state. Modes of sea transport are required for
transporting goods and passengers or for conducting offshore activities in Indonesian waters.
In order to provide domestic shipping companies with a protection and to promote shipping
business, it is deemed necessary to strictly enforce the Cabotage Principle to maintain the
Indonesian sovereignty.

GOOD FAITH IN BANK CREDIT AGREEMENT

2020-12-07T08:24:52+00:00

In our life interactions amidst the society, the honest people or people with good faith must be
protected. The provisions concerning good faith in the Civil Code are contained in Article 1338
Paragraph 3 stating that all agreements should be carried out in a good faith. This means that
any party making an agreement should act in a good faith, including the credit agreement in a
bank. In the bank credit agreement, the parties are given an opportunity to enter into an
agreement (consensus) on the content in accordance with the wishes of the parties. But, not all
agreements made with a consent reflecting the values of honesty and propriety available in the
society. Sometimes there are parties who seek their own advantage in implementing an
agreement by looking for the weaknesses and shortcomings of the agreement. The good will
contained in an agreement provides a legal protection for those implementing the agreement.
Good faith has to be present from the pre-contract phase where the parties begin to negotiate
to reach an agreement up to the stage of contract implementation. In the event that an agreement
is deemed to violate the principles of a good faith, the law gives the judge an authority to
change or even remove part or all of the agreement. The principles of good faith also provide
a clue that in carrying out the agreement each party should be fair to each other.

THE EFFECT OF MOTIVATION, AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT THROUGH JOB SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPLICATION TO TURNOVER INTENTION IN INSURANCE INDUSTRY

2020-12-07T08:27:22+00:00

Reducing the high turnover rate of Generation Y in the labor market proven to be crucial for
the company in 2028-2030 when demographic bonus happens in Indonesia. Insurance Industry
in DKI Jakarta sees the importance of keeping the employee to maintain their sustainability
when demographic bonus happens. The objective of the research was to know the influence of
intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, and organization commitment through job
satisfaction and its implementation to turnover intention in insurance industry in DKI Jakarta.
In conducting this research the data is collected by using questionnaires distributed to 66
Permanent Employee, which is Generation Y, who works in the insurance industry in DKI
Jakarta, by using Partial Least Square – Structural Equation Model in SMARTPLS. The
research result showed that there is a significant influence of Extrinsic Motivation towards
Turnover Intention through Job Satisfaction.

THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE, TECHNOLOGY, ORGANIZATION AND ENVIRONMENT ON THE ADOPTION OF COMPUTER ASSISTED AUDIT TECHNIQUES

2020-12-07T08:29:06+00:00

This study empirically examines the influence of Culture, Technology, Organization, and
Environment on the intention of external auditors to use Computer Assisted Audit Techniques
(CAATs). The respondents of this research were external auditors who work in public
accounting firms in DKI Jakarta. The sampling technique used was the Convenience Sampling
Method. The primary data were collected by distributing questionnaires. Data was obtained
from 102 respondents. Multiple linear regression model was used for data analysis. The results
showed that Culture, Technology, Organization, and Environment have a significant influence
on external auditors’ intention to use CAATs.

THE IMPACT OF BRAND EQUITY AND BRAND TRUST TOWARDS PURCHASE INTENTION THROUGH BRAND PREFERENCE

2020-12-07T08:30:57+00:00

The high demand for bottled water makes the growth of bottled water industry growing rapidly.
This is marked by the number of brands of bottled water that makes competition in the bottled
water industry more intense. This study aims to determine the direct and indirect effect of brand
equity and brand trust on buying interest through brand preference in bottled water consumers
in Tangerang City. The sample used is 170 respondents from society of Tangerang City which
is determined using purposive sampling method. Data collection was done by distributing
online questionnaires to respondents. This research is a quantitative research using structural
equation model (SEM) data analysis method. The results of this study indicate that brand equity
has a positive and significant effect on buying interest, either directly or indirectly through
brand preference. Directly, brand trust has a positive but insignificant effect on buying interest.
Simultaneously, brand equity and brand trust have a positive and significant effect on buying
interest through brand preference.

EXTERNAL FACTORS MOTIVATING SUCCESSFUL WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: A STUDY OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS COMMUNITY IN A RURAL AREA

2020-12-07T08:32:33+00:00

Traditional or rural societies typically maintain the cultural assumption that female
entrepreneurship is unusual or taboo. Despite this assumption, many women in rural areas are,
in fact, successful entrepreneurs, and they even act as the backbone of their family.
Accordingly, this study investigated this phenomenon occurring in a community of the
Pagentan Village in the Singosari District, Malang Regency. The purpose of this study was to
examine the external factors affecting women in rural areas that made them successful in
developing their businesses and the conflicts that continue to challenge them. Moreover, this
is a qualitative research employing a phenomenological approach. Last, the conclusion of this
research indicates that external factors encouraging the success of rural women
entrepreneurship includes family support, environmental support, and supervisory institutions.
The findings of this study can be used as a reference for inspiration to increase the number of
women entrepreneurs in Indonesia, especially in rural areas. In addition, it can also be used as
a reference for motivation to encourage women in becoming entrepreneurs.

Erland Barlian1* , Didi Supardi2 , Adi Teguh Suprapto3 and Yosef PradiptoErland Barlian1* , Didi Supardi2 , Adi Teguh Suprapto3 and Yosef Pradipto

2020-12-07T08:34:08+00:00

Despite high number of Internet users and high growth of Internet utilization for business
purpose. Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) firms intention to use Internet and e-commerce
are consider low compare to larger companies. It is found that researchers around the world
are also found the same fact that adoption e-commerce among SMEs are relatively low.
Therefore, we are doing a research of SMEs in Indonesia and their intention for using ecommerce platform. We are using SmartPls 3.0 Program to analyze 62 companies in the event
and wedding industry throughout Jakarta and Greater Jakarta Area. Through our works we
discover that Entrepreneur in Indonesia SME has greater intention to use e-commerce platform
when it is mediated with Technology Orientation using UTAUT (Unified Theory of
Acceptance and Use of Technology) model compare to one without mediation of technology
orientation towards using e-commerce platform.

CUSTOMER LOYALTY TO PREPAID CARD: THE SURVEY ON STUDENT AS IM3 USERS IN LAMPUNG, INDONESIA

2020-12-07T08:38:46+00:00

This study investigates the effects of service quality, product quality, price, and switching cost
towards satisfaction and its impact on loyalty of IM3 card users. The research is done on IM3
prepaid card users in Lampung Province with a total sample of 160 users. The methods used are
descriptive statistical analysis and structural equation model analysis. The calculation result,
there is nine hypothesis and three hypotheses rejected, namely the price on satisfaction, the
product quality on customer loyalty and the switching cost on customer loyalty. Based on the
findings of this study conclude that the customer satisfaction is the dominant factor to build
consumer loyalty by focus on service quality, product quality, and the switching cost.

CUSTOMER LOYALTY TO PREPAID CARD: THE SURVEY ON STUDENT AS IM3 USERS IN LAMPUNG, INDONESIA

2020-12-07T08:40:30+00:00

ANALYSIS OF ANTI-DUMPING, TARIFF, AND PRODUCTION NUMBERS ON THE PAPER SALES VOLUME A CASE STUDY ON PT. INDAH KIAT PULP & PAPER TBK

2020-12-07T08:42:20+00:00

Paper product of Indonesian was dominating the export value in the last 2 years 2016 and 2017.
With the high demand of paper in the whole world, Indonesia becomes one of the biggest
suppliers in the international market. With a country that is frequently faced with dumping
cases especially for paper products, Indonesia has suffered in some other sectors that impact in
Indonesian economic. This study is based on allegations of dumping and imposition of antidumping duty tariffs that allegedly prevented Indonesian export to several countries. Objective
of this study are to investigate and analyze how much impact of anti-dumping, tariffs, and
production numbers on the sales volume of paper period 2005-2016 of PT Indah Kiat Pulp &
Paper TBK. The research method is quantitative research with secondary data as data source
and with data analysis was done by multiple linear regression. The result of the research shows
that anti-dumping, tariff, and volume of production have a significant simultaneous effect on
paper sales volume.

THE IMPACTS OF BANK FINANCIAL SOUNDNESS TOWARDS PROFIT GROWTH: A STUDY ON THE INDONESIAN BANKING INDUSTRY

2020-12-07T08:45:33+00:00

This research aims to analyze the effect of bank performance on profit growth using RGEC
(Risk Profile, GCG, Earnings, and Capital) approach. Risk Profile is measured with NPL and
LDR. GCG is assessed with the self-assessment review based on 11 (eleven) assessment
factors. Earnings are measured by OER and ROA, and Capital is measured by CAR. The results
of this study can be summarized into six independent variables, there are two significant
independent variables and four not significant independent variables in explaining the
variations in profit growth. The significant are ROA and CAR. The not significant ones are
NPL, LDR, GCG, and OER.

CULTURE, LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE

2020-12-07T08:49:00+00:00

The current condition of the furniture industry in Indonesia is slowing down due to some issues,
such as low global demand and low competitiveness of this industry in Indonesia. Some
companies decided to move their manufacture to Vietnam because of the problems associated
with logistical costs, minimum wages and workers' productivity. Meanwhile, the workers’
productivity is affected by their relationship with their direct leaders. The objectives of this
research are to examine the influence of Chinese and Javanese culture on leadership behavior
in Chinese-Indonesian furniture companies in Jepara and to investigate the impact of that
leadership behavior on the organizational performance in Chinese-Indonesian furniture
companies in Jepara, Central Java. This research was conducted using a qualitative method.
The data was collected by conducting in-depth semi-structured interviews in four ChineseIndonesian furniture companies in Jepara. The interviews were transcripted and then coded and
analyzed by using thematic-data analysis. The research revealed that the leadership behavior
of the leaders in those companies were influenced by Chinese and Javanese cultures. These
eventually influenced the organizational performance. In conclusion, there are relationships
between culture, leadership behavior, and organizational performance in Chinese-Indonesian
furniture companies in Jepara, Central Java.

TREND ANALYSIS OF PENSION FUNDS IN INDONESIA FOR PERIOD 2012-2016

2020-12-07T08:50:57+00:00

Pension Fund is one of most important issue that faced by developing countries including in
Indonesia. This research investigates Indonesia Pension Fund condition within 2012-2016 to
know what are the phenomenon and critical issue that need attention. The analysis performed
using comparison method for each factor through descriptive analysis based on quantitative
data from OJK (Financial Services Authority). The results show that participation rate of
Pension Fund still low compared to total productive age populations below 7%. On portfolio
and performance perspectives, most of the Pension Fund shows stagnancy both on portfolio
development that dominated by deposit and saving (26%) and ROI performance below 10%.
Redemption methodology preference changes from monthly redemption to lump sum
redemption that indicates Pension Fund’ challenges on cash flow management in future.
Based on stated conditions and challenge, more employer starting to switch its employee’s
Pension Fund program to third parties-based Pension Fund which managed by financial
institution. This research provides better understanding of Indonesia Pension Fund condition
by relating number of participant to total managed asset that reflected on portfolio proportion
and investing strategy that results better ROI. Furthermore, redemption methods also become
important to paid attention of from Pension Fund management in future

AN EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF ADAPTIVE SELLING, CUSTOMER PREFERENCE, AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ON CUSTOMER TRUST TOWARD CLUSTER HOUSING DEVELOPERS

2020-12-07T09:14:50+00:00

This study aimed to examine the antecedents of the hierarchical model of customer satisfaction
and customer trust in the purchase of cluster housing. In particular, this study investigated the
effect of adaptive selling and customer preference on customer satisfaction and customer trust.
The study was conducted from 2016 to 2017 in East Java Province, Indonesia. The sample
comprised 94 respondents, whose data were analyzed using generalized structured component
analysis (GSCA). The results showed that adaptive selling and customer preference had a
significant effect on customer satisfaction. Adaptive selling had the highest influence on
customer satisfaction, whereas customer preference had no significant effect on customer trust.
The findings from this limited sampling may not be applicable for a model of overall consumer
behavior in purchasing a cluster house in Indonesia with different respondent characteristics. The
high influence of adaptive selling on customer satisfaction indicated that satisfaction and trust
depended on the seller’s ability to communicate with the consumer. Indirectly, the study
indicated that a bond or relationship between seller and buyer affected purchase behavior. This
study can be referenced to examine customer trust, particularly in the buying behavior for cluster
housing. It also highlights the importance of adaptive selling capabilities in selling cluster
housing

RESPONSE TO POLICY OF ASSET REVALUATION AT BASIC AND CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES OF PUBLIC COMPANIES LISTED ON IDX IN 2015-2016

2020-12-07T09:17:23+00:00

The study aims to identify a response to asset revaluation policy based on PMK
191/PMK.010/2015. The asset revaluation policy is influenced by fixed asset intensity,
company size, and profitability. The influence of these factors reflected a form of the
response to asset revaluation policy. The employed research method is a quantitative method
with the population of basic and chemical industries listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange
(IDX) in the period of 2015 to 2016. A purposive sampling method with certain criteria was
used to obtain 27 samples. Panel data was processed with Eviews9 to produce descriptive
statistic, then the data were also tested with paired model, classical assumption, and
hypothesis. Based on the paired model, a test of panel data obtained the best regression,
namely fixed effect model as selected model with the regression equation: Y = 1.5721 +
4.5534X1 - 0.1102X2 + 2.4448X3 + ε. The result of t-test indicates that there is a significant
influence on fixed asset intensity and company size to policy of asset revaluation and there is
not a significant effect of profitability to asset revaluation policy. F test shows there is a
significant influence of fixed asset intensity, company size and profitability simultaneously to
policy of asset revaluation.

MEDIA CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOUR OF YOUNG INDONESIAN EXECUTIVES: SEARCHING FOR OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONVENTIONAL MEDIA TO EXIST

2020-12-07T09:20:04+00:00

The purpose of this study is to investigate how young executive audience interacts with both
conventional and contemporary media in their daily life. Although it has not played as the
dominant source of information and entertainment due to high competition from digital
media, this study found that conventional media still have a place in the life of this audience.
Interestingly, in situations where online media is consumed in a continuous manner, the
complementary of conventional media such as printed and electronic remains a necessity.
This research finds that it is very important for media managers to acknowledge the
differences in needs within a certain period or a particular moment associated with the benefit
sought. Through ethnography study, it revealed that difference in media choices are also
determined by situational behaviours such as (1) Work-driven vs. Self-driven needs; (2)
Passive Content Search vs. Active Content Search; (3) Speed/Urgency vs. Profoundness of
content; (4) Work-related vs. Lifestyle-related content; and (5) Mobile vs. Static. This finding
contributes in widening the perspective of conventional media managers about the way to
survive in an increasingly narrow market.

THE INFLUENCE OF INTERACTION ORIENTATION ON BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS ON JAPANESE RESTAURANTS IN JAKARTA AND TANGERANG

2020-12-07T09:22:37+00:00

The restaurant business in Indonesia is a promising business in line with the increasing
number of middle class in Indonesia. The number of restaurants in Indonesia in 2010 - 2015
is also increased. This study has a purpose to know the relation between interaction
orientation, customer satisfaction, behavioral intention, trust, and commitment variables at
Japanese restaurants. The data of this study were collected from 200 respondents who have
eaten at XYZ Japanese restaurant in Jakarta or Tangerang area within the last three months.
Using Likert five points scale, the sample design used in this study is non-probability
sampling with a convenience sampling technique. The variables were then analyzed using
Structural Equation Modeling with the help of the Analysis of Moment Structures program
version 21.0. The results of this study suggest that interaction orientation has a direct positive
and significant effect on customer satisfaction. Customer satisfaction has an immediate
positive and significant impact to trust, commitment, and behavioral intention, and
engagement has a direct positive and significant effect on the behavioral plan.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COMPETENCE, TRAINING, AND GROUP DYNAMIC AND FIRM PERFORMANCE: HIGH PERFORMANCE CULTURE PERSPECTIVE

2020-12-07T09:31:26+00:00

In order to improve the employee’s competence, a company needs to provide trainings, create group dynamics, and high-performance culture. This research aims to find out the influence caused by employee competency, effectiveness of training, and group dynamics on performance of a company through a high-performance culture. The method used in this study is associative quantitative, whereas data was collected by distributing questioners to 150 respondents. The analysis method used is Structural Equation Model analysis technique (SEM). The results of this study indicated that the competence of employees has no direct effect on performance of the company through a High Performance Culture, the effectiveness of the training indirectly affects company performance through High-Performance Culture and group dynamics indirectly affects company performance through High-Performance Culture.

TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERSHIP: THE GROWTH OF COMMITMENT THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF THE FOUR FACTORS (STUDY OF LEADERSHIP OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF CIMAHI)

2020-12-07T09:37:17+00:00

Leadership is a factor that enables a leader to mobilize and direct all resources in achieving the
organization’s vision, mission, and goals. In transformational leadership, influencing and
mobilizing subordinates are through the idealized influence, inspirational motivation,
intellectual stimulation, and individualized consideration in achieving the goals. The strength
of the transformational leadership lies in the ability of a leader in developing subordinate’s
commitment by integrating categories of idealized influence, inspirational motivation,
intellectual stimulation, and individualized consideration in achieving the goals.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND TASK PERFORMANCE: SME STUDIES IN INDONESIA

2020-12-07T09:44:47+00:00

This research is purposed to understand and analyze the relationship between entrepreneurial
orientation (EO) and task performance (TP) in Indonesia’s small and medium enterprises
(SMEs). EO has five dimensions: autonomy, innovation, pro-activeness, competitive
aggressiveness, and risk taking, and EO is as independent variable. TP is dependent variable
that is supposedly achieved optimally by SMEs. The research uses the quantitative method,
including a survey of correlation, and is also completed by statistical indicators, regression
analysis, and a binary segmentation approach via classification and regression trees. Data
collection came from 148 entrepreneurs of SMEs scale in Indonesia for April 2018. The
results of this research indicate that entrepreneurs in Indonesia tend to have medium
performance and are wrongly oriented toward entrepreneurship, even though entrepreneurial
orientation is the most determinant variable in realizing the task performance of entrepreneurs
in Indonesia.

ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND EMPLOYEE LOYALTY: MEDIATION IMPACT OF ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT

2020-12-07T09:50:29+00:00

The company's success to adapt to an increasingly dynamic environment is largely
determined by the commitment and organizational culture. This study examines the impact
of mediation on organizational commitment between organizational culture and employee
loyalty. Data were obtained from 236 respondents who were employees of state-owned
enterprises and public service agencies, using structural equation modeling as a statistical tool
to verify the relevance of key topics. Although it was found that organizational culture did
not significantly predict employee loyalty, organizational commitment was able to mediate
the fluidity between organizational culture and cartoon loyalty. In addition, it also proved
that organizational commitment affects the organization's affective commitment, group
commitment and job involvement. It was concluded that companies should a) focus on
building an organizational culture that integrates firmness, collaboration and creativity; b)
provide flexibility and opportunities to support employee development; and c) formulate
policies to improve employee management effectiveness

WATER ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTABILITY IN INDONESIA MINNING INTENSIVE AREAS: AN EXPLORATION

2020-12-07T09:53:53+00:00

The focus of this paper is water accountability and accounting by mining companies in mining
intensive areas of Indonesia, i.e. Sumatra, Bali, Kupang and Java. The areas studied exclude
Kalimantan as the region has numerous groundwater deposits while the urgency of this study is
related to water deposits. The disclosure practices of the mining companies in the areas in regard
to water accountability along with further evaluations on the areas of water accounting in
companies that consistently disclose their water accounting online offer initial insights on water
accountability and accounting practices in Indonesia. These insights serve as motivations for
mining companies in Indonesia to practice regular water accounting online and better
accountability for preventing further water poverty in the areas, an aspect that Indonesia focuses
in delivering Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

FACTORS AFFECTING THE EARNINGS RESPONSE COEFFICIENT: AN INDONESIAN PERSPECTIVE

2020-12-07T09:56:45+00:00

Earnings Response Coefficient (ERC) describes how a market reacts to Earnings
announcement which can affect the stock prices. Thus, it is important to know what factors
are derived from financial statements that may affect market reaction. This study aims to
analyze such factors as leverage, systematic risk, growth opportunities, and company size that
have relationships with the ERC by using secondary data of property and real estate
companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange within the period of 2013 to 2015. The
sampling method used is purposive sampling. The research data were processed by using
multiple regression with statistical tools of E-Views program. The results show that growth
opportunities have a relationship with ERC, while leverage, systematic risk and size do not
have.

THE EFFECTS OF TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND PARTICIPATION ON THE DISCRETION OF NETIZENS ON SOCIAL MEDIA (A CASE STUDY ON FACEBOOK USERS)

2020-12-07T10:00:17+00:00

The development of social media has been growing rapidly, including in Indonesia. Social
media is actively used by the young generation to seek information, communicate, and
develop friendships. Although it is an important platform of network communication, not
many studies have investigated governance in social media. This study aims to understand the
effects of transparency, accountability, and participation as variables of governance on the
discretion of netizens in social media, particularly Facebook users. This research used the
quantitative approach with the survey method. The sample of this research were 400
Facebook users in Jakarta. Data was obtained by distributing questionnaires and then
analyzed through the regression analysis method. Through the results of this research, we can
conclude that transparency, accountability, and participation significantly influences the
discretion of netizens on social media (Facebook).

JOB ENGAGEMENT OF FACULTY MEMBER AND ITS INFLUENCING FACTORS

2020-12-07T10:03:32+00:00

Binus University's vision to become a world class university needs to be supported by its
human resources, including full-time lecturer or faculty member. Thus, Binus University
needs to enhance job engagement of its faculty members. The aim of this study is to know the
engagement level of faculty members and the impact of job demand, job resources,
workplace empowerment on job engagement of Binus University faculty members.
Questionnaires were randomly distributed to 100 faculty members following simple random
sampling technique, and then analyzed using multiple regression. The level of engagement
was analyzed using WIFI model. The results showed high level of engagement among Binus
University faculty members, and significant effect of job demand, job resource and
workplace empowerment on job engagement.

THE IMPACT EVALUATION STUDY IN STRENGTHENING FOOD DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

2020-12-07T10:06:01+00:00

The falling price grain in the harvest season and the unavailability of food reserves for facing
drought are two interrelated things that always harm farmers and rural communities. Facing such
uncertainty, the government launched a program to provide protection and empower farmers,
farmer groups, and or farmer group associations (GAPOKTANs). Therefore, this work proposes
to evaluate that program by using the descriptive, SWOT, and financial analysis. The outcomes
of this survey show that farmers’ income has increased significantly and GAPOKTANs have
been developing their function as a blog which buy grain from farmers during the peak harvest
period and distribute rice to stabilize the cost during the scarce period in the mart.

COMPETITIVE INTELLIGENCE AND COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF ENTREPRENEURIAL COMPETITIVENESS OF INDONESIA ENTREPRENEUR

2020-12-07T10:09:09+00:00

Indonesia’s entrepreneurs play an important role in the structure of the country’s economy.
Based on Bank Indonesia’s report in 2016, the small- and medium-sized sector dominated
99.9% of business units in Indonesia and was able to absorb almost 97% of the country’s
workforce. The present study aims to understand the condition of today’s entrepreneurial
competitiveness of Indonesia’s entrepreneurs, the influence of competitive intelligence, and
the advantages of entrepreneurial competitiveness for Indonesia’s entrepreneurs. Data
collection techniques were utilized through questionnaires given to Indonesia’s entrepreneurs
and then processed through SPSS 20 using simple and multiple regression. The results show
that (1) competitive intelligence (X1) and competitive advantages (X2) have a linear
relationship with the variable of entrepreneurial competitiveness (Y); (2) Indonesia’s
entrepreneurs tend to be significantly competitive at α <0.05, toward having a significant
competitive intelligence at α <0.05, and to be heading toward having a significant
competitive advantage at α <0.05; (3) the most capable of establishing entrepreneurial
competitiveness of Indonesia’s entrepreneurs (Y) is competitive intelligence (X1); (4) that the
condition of entrepreneurial competitiveness of Indonesia’s entrepreneurs places greater emphasis on competitive intelligence rather than competitive advantage is significant at α
<0.01.

ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE IN BUILDING ENTREPRENEURSHIP SKILLS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES

2020-12-12T02:22:13+00:00

This paper investigates the impact of organizational culture in building entrepreneurship skills
in small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Measurement of organizational culture was based on
six dimensions: observed behavioral regularities, norms, dominant values, philosophy, rules,
and organizational climate. Measurement of entrepreneurship skills was based on three
dimensions: innovative, persistence in difficulty, and interpersonal ability. A quantitative
research method was used with a correlational survey. Data were obtained by distributing
questionnaires to 148 entrepreneurs in Indonesia in April 2018. The results obtained showed
that entrepreneurs in Indonesia tend to have skills at a moderate level and possess a culture
engaged with corporate organization. Moreover, the results also showed that the organization
culture of entrepreneurs in Indonesia is the most dominant variable in determining the
formation of entrepreneurship skills of entrepreneurs in the country.

SOCIAL MEDIA INTERACTION IN VIRTUAL TRIBE FOR EFFECTIVE BRAND COMMUNITIES CASE STUDY ON INSTAGRAM PHOTOGRAPHY COMMUNITY

2020-12-12T02:42:48+00:00

This research aims to figure out the process of tribe communities’ foundation, the
benefits gained from being a tribe member and the role of a tribe in product campaigns. This
research used the social interaction theory and virtual tribe concept. The research method used
involved the participatory approach and Netnography method. Data collection was conducted
through online observation and literature study, while data analysis was conducted using the
constant comparative technique. Data was divided into categories, and relationships between
the categories were identified and then simplified in a coherent structure. The results of this
study reveal the utilization of a digital community (tribe) for product campaigns on Instagram.
It was revealed that people who have the same interests can congregate in cyberspace despite
being geographically and demographically different. Being a member of a digital community
will enable a person to increase his or he

THE INFLUENCE OF CAPITAL INTENSITY AND FISCAL LOSS COMPENSATION ON TAX AVOIDANCE (STUDY OF FOOD AND BEVERAGES COMPANIES LISTED ON THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE FROM 2010-2015)

2020-12-12T02:37:58+00:00

Taxes are a compulsory contribution for taxpayers for States that are forcing under the Act,
not receiving direct feedback, and as much as possible for the welfare of the people. Taxes are
one factor that can reduce earnings of taxpayers. In relation to taxes, companies want to
maximize the value of the company by generating maximum profits while governments want
to maximize tax revenue from the taxation sector of the state. To maximize profits, companies
may engage in tax avoidance practices. The goal of this study was to analyze the effect of
capital intensity and fiscal loss compensation on tax avoidance. Food and beverages companies
listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) between 2010-2015 represent the study
population. All data were analyzed using panel data regression analysis. The results showed
that capital intensity and fiscal loss compensation simultaneously affected tax avoidance.
Capital intensity significantly encouraged tax avoidance practices, while fiscal loss
compensation had no significant impact on tax avoidance.

NEW DETERMINANTS OF FUTURE SHARE PERFORMANCE: IMPACTS OF SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING

2020-12-12T02:47:11+00:00

Sustainability reporting is required to sound corporate accountability and good governance
implementation. While stakeholders are widely diversified, companies must ensure their future
performance excellence. As a paradigm demanding business to exercise its activities to be
liable for society and environment as well as investors, there must be a solution to protect those
interests. This research proposes a new analysis on how sustainability reporting could enhance
future corporate share performance by embracing triple bottom line (TBL) reporting and
balanced scorecard (BSC) disclosure as predictors. To maintain its objectivity, this research
involves several control variables covering both financial and non-financial aspects. The
method chosen embraces several techniques, including literature review, content validation,
and statistical calculation. The results of a regression analysis suggest that all TBL reporting
elements and internal good governance practices are associated positively with future share
performance. This research also reveals that economic security is the foundation of future
performance, which can be achieved through CSR and environmental program refinement.

LEADERSHIP STYLE IN THE TRADITIONAL JAVANESE CULTURE (STUDY ON ROMO HAMZAH IN YOGYAKARTA)

2020-12-12T02:49:23+00:00

This study discusses the leadership in an organization in a traditional Javanese culture.
Hamzah’s business, located in Jogjakarta, is the object of this research. The business pattern
of Hamzah, indicating the primacy of traditional Javanese values as well as a good reception
by modern society, makes it irresistible to study. The qualitative methodology with an
explorative approach and the data reduction analysis technique was used in this study. The
results point out how Hamzah combined traditional Javanese values with the needs of modern
organizations. Ewuh Pakewuh describing the respect for humanity and Asta Brata representing
belief or guidance of Javanese ideal leader result in the formation of a transformative leadership
style consisting of traditional ethical standards of Java.

THE EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION FOR COUNTRY OF MANUFACTURE EFFECT ON CARS’ BRAND

2020-12-12T02:51:04+00:00

The purpose of this research is to offer a new perspective of Country of Origin effects on
consumers’ brand personality of domestic versus imported automobiles. It aims to assess the
perceived differences between automobiles with same brand but produced by different two
countries, moreover the consumer distinguished upon involvement level segmentation. This is
an experimental design study with Cluster Analysis to classify consumer involvement level
and the main method is MANOVA. The study investigated the impact of longitudinal
experimental set of field treatments on participant brand personality who are the owners’ two
consimilar cars: Toyota cars made in Indonesia; and cars originally imported from Japan. The
findings of this research indicate that Country of Brand and Country of Manufacturing with
clusters of consumer’s involvement level basis have various effects on consumers’ brand
personality. This experimental research has recommended a concept Enduring Country of
Manufacturing Effect which had two arguments, i.e. the country of manufacture exerts a greater
enduring influence on the perceived personality than the country of brand. Furthermore, the
local country of manufacture showed more influences to the enduring and situational involved
level consumers cluster, in the contrary, the response of involved consumers level cluster tend
to think otherwise.

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND PROFITABILITY IN CONSUMER GOODS COMPANIES LISTED ON INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE

2020-12-12T02:53:05+00:00

The expertise of the management to arrange working capital strategy is the key to optimizing
a firm’s profitability and increasing shareholders’ wealth. The purpose of this study is to
identify and determine the statistical relationship between working capital management and
profitability in consumer goods companies listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange within the
period of 2014 to 2016. Fixed financial asset ratio, financial debt ratio and firm size were used
as the controlling variables. In data analysis, we used the multiple regression method with SPSS
application. The initial population consisted of 39 companies in the consumer goods sector.
However, after we implemented the purposive sampling method, there were only 36 companies
included in this research. The results of our research showed that there is a statistically
significant negative relationship between profitability, measured by gross profit and the cash
conversion cycle, and the component of the cash conversion cycle including the number of
account receivable days and the number of inventory days. The study also showed that there is
no significant relationship between gross profit and the number of account payable days.

BRAND IMAGE ANALYSIS OF VEHICLE-WRAPPING ADVERTISING APPS IN INDONESIA

2020-12-12T02:54:45+00:00

The update on technology information, particularly on mobile application has provided an
opportunity for various types of companies to present and selling products and services directly
to consumers. Many company selling identical products and services through different online
shopping sites using different brand images. Now the company can also sell their products and
services with the help of mobile application to better suited for the growing number of
customer. The aim of this study is to determine any differences in brand images of vehicle
wrapping advertising apps in Indonesia. The measurement will be based on six factors,
including: Attributes, Benefits, Cultures, Values, Personality and User. Data obtained by
distributing questionnaires to respondents who uses their vehicle for vehicle wrapping
advertising, particularly motorcycle and car. The responded for this research have been
collected from January to April 2018. Method that will be used for data analysis is ANOVA.
Results obtained shown that there are a difference in terms of Attribute and Value. While, on
the other hand there is no difference found in terms of Value and Personality. These results can
be useful for new or current companies that already have or about to create or improve vehicle
wrapping advertising apps to be able to enhance their brand image to separate from the others.

IMPLEMENTATION OF SURABAYA DIGITAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE (DGS) WITH E-HEALTH SERVICES TO SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS) IN INDONESIA BASED ON CHISQUARE METHOD

2020-12-12T02:56:40+00:00

E-Health is the use of information and communication technologies (ICT). It’s applied within
the health sector development of Surabaya government services to improve public service. One
indicator of good health achievement to support SDGsin Indonesia isthe optimization of health
services using strategies to improve access and quality of health services. The goal of e-Health
system is to provide patients a facility of e-Health through online registration i.e. without
having to come to healthcare facilities before receiving health services. As the result, estimation
of patient check-in and queue for registration can be reduced. This research uses descriptive
statistics and chi-square as the methods of data analysis. The data collection uses questionnaire
to e-Health users and secondary data from literature. The research sample focuses on healthcare
and general hospitals in Surabaya. The result shows our population were not familiar with eHealth. The analysis is reviewed based on gender and occupation. The unfamiliarity with or
lack of knowledge about e-Health became an issue to evaluate the health service to achieve and
improve access to good health-quality in Surabaya, like improving the socialization. If this
application could be improved and received the attention from other government, it could be
applied in Indonesia.

THE FACTORS AFFECTING LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT QUALITY AT SKPD BANDUNG

2020-12-12T03:03:22+00:00

Based on PP. 71 of 2010, central and local government reports must be reliable, relevant,
comparable and understandable. The quality of government financial reports is strongly
influenced by the competence of human resources and the regional financial accounting
system. The competence of human resources is measured by knowledge, skill and attitude.
The regional financial accounting system is measured by the implementation of SAP and
government financial statement procedures. Data collection was done by giving a questionnaire
to all SKPD located in Bandung City Government. Based on respondent questionnaires, all
data are tested for validity and reliability. If all data were valid and reliable, we continued to
the classical assumption test. Finally, we calculated F-tests, t-tests and multiple linear
regression. The test results show that the competence of human resources does not affect the
quality of financial statements. This is due to one indicator of knowledge that shows the lack
of human resources regarding knowledge. Regional Financial Accounting System does not
affect the financial statements can be seen from not well-implemented procedures in the
Regional Financial Accounting System.

SEGMENTATION AND CONSUMER PREFERENCE OF WEDDING ORGANIZER IN SEMARANG

2020-12-12T03:05:49+00:00

The wedding organizer industry in Semarang is growing along with its economy. This trend
induces industry players to deliver the best service to its consumers. Segmentation needs to be
conducted to achieve the best products and service delivery. Asides from that, this study also
aims to determine consumer preference in each segment. 428 respondents were interviewed in
this study using non-probability sampling. There were 4 segments discovered: uncomplicated
couple, think too much couple, blue-blood family couple and wedding dream couple. These
segments were then analyzed with cross tabulation to yield preferences for each segment.

UNDERSTANDING WORKING VALUES PREFERENCES OF GENERATION Z

2020-12-12T03:09:00+00:00

The aim of this study was to examine and comprehend the work values preferences of
Generation Z in Indonesia. This study using work values dimension by Twenge et al. (2010)
that consisting of Extrinsic, Intrinsic, Leisure, Altruistic and Social Rewards. This study
employed a quantitative method to process data. An online questionnaire used in the data
collection method and gathered 132 data. The result of mean and aggregate mean calculation
indicated that the preference of Generation Z towards the job is Intrinsic value while the least
favorite is Leisure value which about work-life balance and more flexible position. The
frequency of priority also shown that the priority Generation Z have Intrinsic Value which can
describe that in seeking a job, Generation Z considers their feelings towards the position and
expected the advancement of their skill and knowledge they will have through the job.

COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS MODEL FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF VALUE NETWORK

2020-12-12T03:11:22+00:00

Indonesia has an abundant asset of cultural and craft products as the country comprises of
profoundly diverse ethnic groups and tribes. However, numerous cultural and art products are
hardly persevering to exist. In this study, we examined an approach to answer the problem,
where different shareholders have worked together to incorporate and develop a collaborative
business model, expectedly may optimize the potential of the local creative economy. This
research was conducted under a qualitative study wherein the author observed the actual
condition and phenomenon on site. It was revealed that collaboration might increase the value
added for each party; furthermore, make the business more sustainable. The state leads to
economic growth since the production process is conducted ethically fair.

THE GAME CHANGER; UNDERSTANDING HOW BRAND IMAGE AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION INFLUENCES BRAND LOYALTY. A STUDY OF SAMSUNG MOBILE PHONES IN PAKISTAN

2020-12-13T05:31:59+00:00

It is important to understand how brand image and customer satisfaction influence brand loyalty of Samsung mobile phones. ''A Samsung mobile is a progressive and mysterious product that is actually five years in front of some other mobile phones.'' It considered a strong competitor of the overall industry among all the brands of mobile phones in Pakistan. Samsung mobile organization is the worldwide market pioneer just as in Pakistan among mobile phone organizations(Mehta, Ahmad, and Ali 2019). The purpose of this research is to identify how brand image and customer satisfaction influences brand loyalty of Samsung mobile phone. Its major purpose is to focus the youthful individuals who are utilizing Samsung brand and well- educated individuals with the goal that they give significant responses to inquire about questionnaires. The research data is collected from 100 participants of Lahore. The result analysis shows that there is positive association between brand image and customer satisfaction on brand loyalty of a Samsung mobiles.