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Training in Avoiding Plagiarism using Paraphrasing and Mendeley Reference Manager for MBKM Research Students at FEB Unsoed
No full textMBKM research is a program from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology that aims to prepare students to face the world of work or academic careers, as well as improve the quality of research in Indonesia. In the Faculty of Economics and Business Unsoed, there are several study programs with an average study period of more than four years. So that it needs to be prevented by increasing the capacity of students in writing scientific articles through several important strategies such as paraphrasing and reference management through Mendeley to avoid plagiarism so that the creation of scientific articles becomes more effective and efficient. The methods for implementing community service include training preparation, training implementation, evaluation and feedback, follow-up, and activity reporting.
Keywords: MBKM research; paraphrasing; plagiarism; mendeley reference manage
lncreasing Sales of Fertilizers and Pesticides at Wiguno Agro Sentosa Agricultural Stores Through Social Media and E- Commerce
No full textThe digital revolution has changed the way we shop, including in the world of agriculture. Fertilizers and pesticides, as an important input in modern agriculture, can now be accessed more easily through e-commerce platforms and social media. By utilizing digital technology, farmers can obtain quality and affordable supplies without having to go far. Deni Apriadi & A. Saputra (2017) emphasized the importance of a marketplace-based e-commerce system to shorten the distribution chain, thereby increasing profits for farmers and consumers. Wiguno Agro Sentosa Agricultural Store is an agricultural store that provides agricultural equipment from fertilizers, pesticides and agricultural tools. Wiguno agro Sentosa is located in Wonokriyo Market, Gombong District, Kebumen, Central Java. The sale of Wiguno Agro Sentosa stores is only done offline or conventionally for farmers around the store, especially Kec. Gombong and has not yet made online sales both through e-commerce and social media. To increase sales of Wiguno stores, it is necessary to expand the market reach by using online sales, especially through social mediaFacebook, Instagram, tiktok and using e-commerce such as shopee, pedia stores and tiktok shops. The concept of online sales of the Wiguno agro Sentosa agricultural store. This concept focuses on effective digital marketing strategies to reach farmers as the main target market. These concepts include: in-depth understanding of farmers, online store optimization, digital marketing strategies, building customer trust, pricing and promotion strategies, logistics and rewards, analysis and evaluation. Online marketing of agricultural products provides convenience for farmers by marketing their products more effectively and reaching a wider market without geographical restrictions. Web-based e-commerce allows farmers to sell their crops directly to consumers or distributors, and online marketing through websites and social media expands market reach and increases sales. Wiguno Agro Sentosa\u27s agricultural store is an agricultural store that has not yet made online sales, and to increase sales, they need to take advantage of social media and e-commerce such as Shopee and Tokopedia. The concept of online sales provides an effective digital marketing strategy to reach farmers as the main target market, and various challenges that need to be overcome when using online platforms.
Keywords: online selling, digital marketing concept, agricultural store
Financial Sustainability of Small and Medium Scale Issuers, Case Study of Five Issuers on the First Acceleration Board on The Indonesian Stock Exchange
No full textFinancial sustainability is an increasingly strong issue, at least in public companies and companies supervised by the Financial Services Authority. There is a broader emphasis on risk management, corporate governance, and sustainable methods that strike a balance between short-term financial performance and long-term stability safeguarding tactics. With the facilitation of small and medium scale issuers on the acceleration board, it is necessary to prove whether these small and medium scale issuersve also considered financial sustainability in decision making. The first five issuers listed on the acceleration board have their financial performance calculated using the fundamental indicators regulated in SEOJK No. 16/SEOJK.04/2021 to find out aspects of profitability, liquidity and solvency. The results of the study show that there is a need for decision making that is more insightful into financial sustainability.
Keywords: Financial sustainability, risk management, corporate governance, profitability, liquidity and solvency
Analysis Of Village Archives Management And The Effectiveness Of Organizational Work in Building Good Governance
No full textArchive management plays a significant role in supporting public administration at both the central and regional levels, especially in meeting the needs of the community. Good archive management contributes to increasing the effectiveness of organizational work and supports the principles of good governance. However, in Jatilawang District Village, archive management has not been running optimally, so that the quality of public services is still below community expectations. This study aims to analyze the implementation of archive management and the obstacles faced, and how this affects the effectiveness of organizational work. In the long term, this study is expected to contribute to the development of administrative management science, especially in orderly archive management as support for village development with good governance. This study uses a mixed method through observation, interviews, and questionnaires. The results show that although archive management in Jatilawang District villages has been running from recording to destruction, it is still not in accordance with applicable regulations due to several obstacles, which affect the effectiveness of the organization in public services.
Keywords: Archives management, effectiveness of organizational work, good governanc
Cash Waqf Linked Qurban: Initiating a Social Financing Instrument for Poverty Alleviation through the Production and Distribution of Qurban Livestock in Central Java Province
No full textPoverty in Indonesia remains a serious issue, including in Central Java Province. One indicator is the annual decline in meat consumption by 0.14%. Additionally, there is a significant disparity in meat consumption between the wealthy, who consume 4.5 kg per year, and the poor, who consume only 0.03 kg per year. According to the Badan Amil Zakat Nasional (BAZNAS) in 2024, the practice of qurban has excellent potential to improve the community\u27s economy, including in Central Java. The potential for waqf in Indonesia also continues to grow, including livestock waqf, which can address the inequality in meat consumption. This study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative research using 35-panel data sets from cities and regencies within Central Java Province from 2019–2023. The analytical model used is a dynamic linear regression model, where poverty levels are modeled as a function of the logarithm of urban production, previous poverty levels, the logarithm of regional GDP (GRDP), the Human Development Index (HDI), and income inequality measured by the Gini Index. The results of this study show that urban production, regional GDP, HDI, and the Gini Index significantly affect poverty levels, with urban production and GDP hurting poverty. At the same time, HDI and the Gini Index have a positive effect. The qualitative approach focuses on a literature review to develop an initiation model for the Cash Waqf Linked Qurban (CWLQ) as an integrated strategy with the halal supply chain to combat poverty by producing and distributing qurban livestock in Central Java. Therefore, CWLQ emerges as an effective strategy to address poverty in Central Java Province. The policy recommendations from this study emphasize the importance of government and Islamic financial institutions\u27 support in expanding the implementation of CWLQ across Indonesia.
Keywords: Cash Waqf Linked Qurban, Central Java, Social financing, Poverty alleviation, Panel data regression
Navigating Market Dynamics: Formulating Marketing Performance Programs for Fertilizer and Pesticide Distribution Companies
No full textDynamic changes in the business environment the business environment continues to change rapidly, influenced by factors such as technological advances, regulatory changes, and market trends. Improving operational efficiency Operational efficiency is the key to improving a company\u27s profitability and competitiveness. Fertilizer and pesticide distribution companies need to ensure that business in the industry is sustainable. Research on the formulation of marketing performance programs can help the company to identify ways to improve its business sustainability, and can increase its chances of achieving long-term success in this competitive and dynamic industry. Data collection was carried out through distributing questionnaires given to fertilizer and pesticide distribution companies that have been determined and sampled for research, then analyzed using SEM-PLS analysis. These factors are product diversification has a positive effect on business sustainability, product diversification has an effect on marketing performance, strengthening distribution networks has a positive effect on business sustainability, strengthening distribution network networks has a positive effect on marketing performance, increasing operational efficiency has a positive effect on business sustainability, and increasing operational efficiency has a positive effect on marketing performance marketing performance program is a system designed to measure the effectiveness of various marketing activities that have been carried out by fertilizer and pesticide distribution companies. By evaluating these programs, companies can identify best practices, uncover areas that need improvement, and allocate resources more efficiently. Some of the programs that can be implemented include marketing ROI analysis, marketing performance dashboards, customer satisfaction surveys, social media sentiment analysis, customer loyalty programs, A/B testing, customer lifecycle analysis, and competitor analysis. By implementing these programs consistently and conducting regular evaluations, companies can improve marketing performance, achieve sales targets, and strengthen their position in the market.
Keywords: marketing performance; distribution companies; fertilizers; pesticide
Enchancing Consumer Attitudes Toward Green Products: The Role of Environmental Concerns and Eco Literacy
No full textThe purpose of this study is to look into how eco-literacy and environmental concerns influence consumer attitudes toward environmentally friendly items, namely electric bicycles. As global awareness of environmental preservation grows, consumers prefer products with a low negative influence on the ecosystem. Electric bicycles have arisen as a transportation option that supports this movement because they use renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This study employs a survey method, delivering questionnaires to 60 respondents in Purwokerto, which were analyzed using multiple regression. The findings indicate that eco-literacy and environmental concern have a favorable and significant influence on consumer sentiments toward environmentally friendly items. These data suggest that customers\u27 attitudes toward electric bicycles are more positive as their level of ecological literacy and environmental consciousness increases. The study\u27s conclusion underlines the significance of raising public awareness of environmental issues in order to stimulate the use of eco-friendly products.
Keywords: Attitude towards green product; eco-literacy; environmental concern
Determinant of Islamic Bank Performance and Bank Risk (study in central java periode 2019-2024)
No full textThis purposes of study is to analyze the effect of specific factors of Islamic banking on the performance of Islamic Rural Credit Banks (BPRS) in Central Java Province in the period 2019-2023. The factors studied include Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Non Performing Financing (NPF), Operating Costs to Operating Income (BOPO), and Financing to Deposit Ratio (FDR). This study uses secondary data obtained from the annual financial reports of BPRS published by the Financial Services Authority (OJK). The population in this study was BPRS throughout Central Java, totaling 27 BPRS. However, there were 4 BPRS whose financial reports were incomplete, so the final sample in this study was 23 BPRS with a period of 5 years. Thus, the number of observations in this study was 115 observations. The analysis method used was multiple linear regression for hypothesis testing, and a classical assumption test was carried out to ensure that the model formed was not biased. The results of the study indicate that CAR and FDR do not have a significant effect on the profitability of BPRS in Central Java, while NPF and BOPO are proven to have a negative effect on the profitability of BPRS in Central Java. This means that carrying out cost efficiency and carrying out strict control over the level of bad debts is very important for BPRS management in order to record a profit. This study contributes to BPRS management to improve performance by paying attention to these ratios, especially in facing post-Covid-19 pandemic conditions.
Keywords: Profitablity, Islamic Rural Bank, Capital Adequacy Ratio, Non Performing Financing, Operating Costs to Operating Income, Financing to Deposit Ratio
Moderation Effect of Religious Commitment on Phubbing\u27s Impact on Cyberloafing, Mediated by Psychological Well-being
No full textThis research aims to understand the role of Religious Commitment on Phubbing Cyberloafing, mediated by Psychological Well-Being, in religious institutions in Banyumas Regency. Religious Commitment refers to an individual\u27s level of engagement in religious practices, including frequency, participation, and adherence to moral rules. It is treated as a moderating variable to weaken deviant social behaviors. In this research context, Phubbing, which leads to Cyberloafing, is considered a form of social deviance as it involves ignoring others to browse the internet using company resources. Additionally, the lack of Psychological Well-Being as a mediator can help explain why Phubbing leads to Cyberloafing. The study\u27s subjects consist of 100 employees working in religiously affiliated institutions such as the Ministry of Religious Affairs, Qur\u27anic Educational Institutions, MadrasahIbtidaiyah (Islamic elementary schools), Madrasah Tsanawiyah (Islamic junior high schools), Madrasah Aliyah (Islamic senior high schools), and Islamic boarding schools (Pesantren) in Banyumas, Central Java, Indonesia. Respondents were selected using snowball sampling, which utilizes social networks to reach individuals who are difficult to access directly. Data analysis in this research employs Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) using the Smart PLS application. The validity test requires an outer loading> 0.7 and an Average Variance Extracted (AVE) value, while the reliability test requires a Cronbach\u27s alpha > 0.7.
Keywords: Religious Commitment, Cyberloafing, Phubbing, Psychological Well-Bein
Reducing Production Defects in Box Products: A Six Sigma DMAIC Approach to Achieving Higher Process Capability
No full textThe Six Sigma methodology has been adopted by industries as a business management tool to enhance operational capabilities and reduce defects in any process. This study aims to present a case study on the application of the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology with the objective of reducing the defect rate produced by PT. XYZ. This factory is a company engaged in handcraft-oriented manufacturing, with several machining processes involved. One of the products manufactured is the Gift Box, which has a higher defect rate compared to other products. The analysis identified five main types of defects: length discrepancy, dents, asymmetrical panels, height misalignment, and color inconsistency. The current process shows an average DPMO of 38,925 and a sigma capability of 3.25 out of 6, indicating a significant number of defects and that the goal of Zero Defects has not yet been achieved. The recommended improvements include worker training, time management, and SOP implementation that should align with the production process. Machine maintenance, calibration, and material monitoring are crucial to preventing product defects. These steps are expected to reduce defects, improve efficiency, and enhance process capability.
Keywords: Defect, Quality, Six Sigma, DMAIC