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Fraud Detection In Non-Cash Transactions Using Information System Audit (A Case Study Of Government Bank in Bandung Indonesia)
Get PDFThe Bank toward boosting efficiency within the retail payment system. Bank payment system operators to follow suit in order to encourage public utilization of non-cash payment instrument. In addition bank review implementation of the non-cash payment system. Information systems auditing is the process of collecting and evaluating evidence to determine the safeguards asset of computer system, maintains data integrity, allows organizational goals to be achieved effectively, and uses resources efficiently. This research provides information for fraud-related detection of non-cash transaction, including indications of fraud, internal control analysis, evidence gathering, financial analysis, legal basis for fraud allegations, tracing assets, computer forensic procedures and methods. The sample is one of four government of Bank in Indonesia. Interview is conducted to collect data, applying information systems audit and COBIT level maturity, the result shows that Fraud is manageable, not optimize.
Effectivity of Child Nutritional Status Monitoring Based on Information Technology at District Health Office, Sukoharjo Regency
Get PDFThe research was conducted to develop the information system model on nutritional status of child monitoring based on information technology support the plan of increasing the nutrition improvement at the District Health Office, Sukoharjo Regency. This descriptive research was carried out by implementing interview to subjects who were involved in the activity of the monitoring. Observation was also performed to two objects, namely the structure and the procedure of information. The collected data were analyzed descriptively by applying result of structure and the procedure analysis. The system development was designed by using the approach of FAST (Framework for the Application of System Techniques) and by using the tools of Data Flow Diagram and Entity Relationship Diagram. The observation to the problem, its scope and property as well as the interview with the subjects indicate that the research subjects at all levels from top managers to persons in the transactional level as well as those who are at cross section department support the development of monitoring system to the improvement of nutrition status program, and this system is reliable to mapping perform of nutrition status of child based on the category as severe malnutrition, under nutrition, normal and overweight. In the future nutrition information based on information technology has the benefits of the new system in supporting the monitoring activity toward the nutrition improvement program and it is also supports the plan.
Factors Affecting Stress in Elderly Staying in Public Nursing Home in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Get PDFThe elderly people are vulnerable to the impact of stress. Previous studies reported that the elderly who had lived in nursing homes may be stimulated stress more often than other groups. The purpose of this study is to examine the factor affecting stress in elderly who staying in public nursing homes in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. A total of 178 elderly people were recruited from three public nursing homes. Statistical analyses were conducted by employing descriptive and logistic regression. The finding also showed that the model of the logistic regression accounted 33.4% of the variance in stress in elderly staying in public nursing home. The result showed that the strongest contribution to stress in elderly was activity of daily living, followed by social support, perceived health status, and education.
Development of Sustainable Marine Tourism in Seribu Island, Indonesia through Empowerment of Women Activity
Get PDFPulau Seribu is a leading tourism in Jakarta that located in Seribu Island. There are six islands namely Pulau Untung Jawa, Pulau Tidung, Pulau Pari, Pulau Pramuka, Pulau Harapan and Pulau Kelapa. These islands are used for the empowering of woman activity in managing the tourism industry. The process in empowering the local woman is by focusing on the social economy project out there such as having home stay management, caterings, recreation, souvenirs, and culinary. The participant is the local women that get involved in developing the activity of marine tourism. The activity of the empowerment has the value in increasing the welfare of their family and the social life in Seribu Island. The business of this project is seen as the effort in developing the marine tourism image at Kepulauan Seribu. Then, women are participate about ten women as the target of this research at Kepulauan Pramuka (islet at Kepulauan Seribu). The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. the purpose is to describe and analyze the situation and condition about empowerment of women activity in Pramuka Island. The result of this research shows the process in empowering the local women is by focusing on the social economy project out there could complete the whole elements of tourism at Pulau Pramuka as the destination of marine tourism and then Kepulauan Seribu is well known as the natural tourism with its own identity that increase the arrival of tourists from Indonesia.
Enamel Advertising Sign and the Making of Consumerism in the Indies
Get PDF‘Enamel’ is a coating technique for steel by applying high temperature (760o - 850o C) to create strong-durable plate and brilliant color. Triggered by euphoria of mass production of commercial goods during the 1800s European’s industrial revolution, the technique was then applied to make printed advertisement called ‘enamel sign’. The deployments of enamel sign were until Southeast Asia, and especially in the Indies (Indonesia) after the ‘Liberal Policy’ (1870) or when colonial government promoted mass industrial and became the indication of a growing consumerism. The marketing competition had led the used of enamel sign as the main tool for promotion. This research describes and analyses the development of enamel sign in Indies from 1910s-1940s. With the qualitative approach, this research’s aims were to determine the depth of history and the development of enamel sign related to the formation of cultures of consumption among the society especially the indigenous. The author has analyzed this colonial advertising as the evolution of advertising media in which the pattern was still adopted into modern advertising. The concept of outdoor media on enamel sign inspires the formation of a media technology that is used in today’s media such as Billboard, Neon Box and digital LED (light-emitting diode) advertising. By reconstructing the enamel sign, the author gave the depiction on how consumerism can be understood as the process of appropriating objects material to earn the value of social status as well as prestigious place in the society.
Ergonomics Review Of Brick Wall Installation Labour Using Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) Method
Get PDFthe project is a series of activities carried out within a limited time to use certain resources in the hope of obtaining the best results in the future. Labor becomes a determining factor for the success of the project. Ergonomic working position can increase the productivity and reduce the risk of injury. JO. Ciputra Graha Terasama served as the responsible project CitraGrand Mutiara. It should be in charge of the project to the attention of workers on ergonomic working position. Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) is one method of valuation ergonomic working position. Assessment on REBA method involves an assessment of the back posture, neck, legs, wrists, upper arm and forearm. Assessment can be taken one posture that represents: the position of the most dangerous / risky, conducted ongoing position for a long period and the position with the highest load. In this study, researchers using observations of a sample of 120 workers installing brick wall. Each sample observation and sampling posture for REBA assessment method. The results showed that: For the installation of the masonry work altitude 0 - 50cm contained 30 samples (100%) showed non-ergonomic working position, a height of 50 - 100cm (33.3%) there were 10 samples that showed non-ergonomic working position, 100 - 150cm there are 23 samples (76.7%) showed a non-ergonomic working position, 150 - 200cm contained 25 samples (83.3%) showed a non-ergonomic working position.
Correlations between characteristics of nurses and working environment with patient safety application in Muhammadiyah Palembang Hospital, Indonesia
Get PDFThe complexity of health services in hospitals have an impact on the quality of nursing care and patient safety aspects. The role of nurses needed in maintaining patient safety through environmental transformation and performance as the standard implementation. This study aimed to determine the relationship between characteristics of nurses and working environment with performance of nurse in patient safety application. This study used a cross-sectional study with number of samples were 113 nurses. Analysis using chi square and unpaired t-test with 95% CI. Based on the analysis of the working environment, around 59.3% were in high workloads, 54% were in good autonomy, 39.8% were in good availability of resources, 49.6% were in good aspects of leadership and management, and then 81.4% were in good performance of nurses in patient safety application. Bivariate analysis found a significant relationship between autonomous practice with the performance of nurses in patient safety application (p = 0.001) and management and leadership with the performance nurses in patient safety application (p = 0.003). The characteristics of nurses, workload and resource availability is not related to the performance of nurses in patient safety application. However, the performance of nurses in patient safety application related to how the perception of nurses regarding autonomy of nursing practice and management support and leadership in nursing.
Strategies for Mitigating Urban Heat Island Effects in Surabaya, Indonesia
Get PDFThe rapid development in urban areas, especially in the central business district can result a number of consequences related to urban heat island (UHI), as it increases both the surface albedo and anthropogenic heat which lead to rise the temperature in the certain areas. This research aims to investigate existing actions and determine possible strategies for mitigating UHI, a case study of Surabaya, Indonesia. Qualitative method using triangulation analysis was used, as well as document review and stakeholder interview to recommend strategies for mitigating the UHI effect. The city development document is being used as document review. Furthermore, Department of Public Works, Planning and Development Agency and experts in urban environment and urban development were the stakeholders. The results of this research can be used as a baseline study for more understanding and addressing the UHI effects in Surabaya and other cities. The result shows that despite lack of understanding to the concept of UHI, municipality of Surabaya has been implemented several strategies for mitigating UHI effects, such as increasing provision of green space, reducing electricity consumption and replacing asphalt with cool pavement. Comprehensive approaches to the integration of stakeholders are needed to contrive and implement the strategies, as well as developing more plans and programs for mitigating the UHI effects. The strategies should be incorporated with the urban environmental issues, since it`s all substantial aspect of sustainable city development and related to UHI.
Watermelon Rind Meatball, Functional Food to Normalize Blood Pressure for People with Hypertension
Get PDFHypertension is a very common disorder that causes negative impact especially for health and economy. Furthermore, hypertension also become major sources of morbidity and mortality in the world, including in Indonesia. Hypertension has caused 7.5 million deaths in 2004 or almost 13% of all global deaths. In 2013, there were 25.8% people living with hypertension in Indonesia. The cost of hypertension in United States reached $47.5 billion per day in 2013. In Indonesia, the cost reached 5440 billion rupiahs in 2007. Citrulline is an alpha amino acid that is metabolized to L-arginine in the vascular endothelium, renal, and other cells. Citrulline decreases systolic and diastolic blood pressure significantly. Watermelon is rich in non-essential amino acid citrulline and also dietary fiber. The rind contains more citrulline than the flesh on a dry weight basis (24.7 and 16.7 mg/g, respectively) but less on a fresh weight basis (1.3 and 1.9 mg/g, respectively). Watermelon rind contains the components of dietary fiber approximately 20% cellulose, 23% hemicellulose, 10% lignin, and 13% pectin per 100 gram. Indonesia produced 460.628 tons of watermelons in 2013 and all the rinds of those watermelons eventually just ended up in the waste container. To provide innovative functional food (nutritious, healthy, low cost product and also have good storage capacity) for people with hypertension using watermelon rind flour, we make watermelon rind meatball. Organoleptic test was used to test the acceptance of watermelon rind meatball. The indicators were based on the assessment of the shape, colour, size, texture, and taste of watermelon rind meatball. The scoring scale ranged from 1 to 7. Twenty two students of University of Indonesia were randomly selected as panellist in the present study. Result of this study showed that watermelon rind meatball may be consumed as a main course or snack. One piece of watermelon rind meatball (+8 g) contains 10.73 g energy, 0.245 g protein, 0.188 g fat, 2.007 g carbohydrate, 1.337 g fiber, and 0.003 g citrulline. People with hypertension should be given alternative nutritious foods to stay healthy. Watermelon rind meatball may be one of the functional foods for people with hypertension because it contains citrulline, high fiber, and is also low fat.
Dynamic Economic Dispatch Considering Emission Using Multi-Objective Flower Pollination Algorithm
Get PDFThis paper presents dynamic economic dispatch considering emission constraint using multi-objective flower pollination algorithm (MOFPA) method. Minimizing the operating cost in economic dispatch is no longer permitted to be the only criterion for dispatching the electric power due to environmental and health consideration. Besides, dynamic constraints such as output power ramp rates have to be considered to avoid excessive fatigue in plant structure, which leads to the necessity of solving this problem using improved economic dispatch called dynamic economic emission dispatch (DEED). In this paper, fuel cost and NOx emission functions are considered as a single-objective optimization problem and both of them can be formulated by using multi-objective optimization. This multi-objective optimization function will be solved using Flower Pollination Algorithm (FPA). This algorithm is a new nature-inspired algorithm, based on the characteristics of flowering plants. Based on the literature survey, the cost function is taken as a quadratic function and solved for economic and emission dispatch problem. The IEEE 30-bus system with 6- generation units is presented as a plant to illustrate the application of the proposed problem.