Jurnal Indonesia Sosial Teknologi (JIST)
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Implementation of Iso 14001-Based Environmental Management System in Cleanliness and Garden Maintenance at the Jakarta Presidential Palace
Full text linkThe ISO 14001-based Environmental Management System (EMS) provides a structured framework to improve an organization's environmental performance. As the central seat of government, the Jakarta Presidential Palace plays a strategic role in demonstrating a strong commitment to sustainable environmental management. This article aims to analyze the implementation of ISO 14001 in managing cleanliness and maintaining gardens within the Palace grounds. The study is based on literature reviews and analysis of ISO standard documentation and environmental management practices. The results show that the ISO 14001 approach helps improve management efficiency, prevent pollution, and support the conservation of garden vegetation. However, challenges remain, especially in raising internal awareness, maintaining proper documentation, and conducting sustainability audits. This study recommends integrating ISO 14001 with the institution's work culture as a strategic step toward more effective green management
Balanced Score Card: Transparency and Accountability of the Social Family's Hope Program (PKH)
Full text linkThis study aims to analyze the level of transparency and accountability in the implementation of the Social Family's Hope Program (PKH) in Tukmudal Village, Cirebon Regency, using the Balanced Scorecard (BSC) approach developed by Kaplan and Norton. This approach was chosen because it provides a comprehensive overview of program performance, not only from a financial perspective but also from the perspectives of customers, internal business processes, and learning and growth. The method used is descriptive qualitative, with data collection techniques including in-depth interviews, field observations, and document studies. Data validity was tested using source triangulation. The research findings indicate that the implementation of the PKH program has been transparent and accountable, with targeted distribution of assistance funds and active participation from village officials, social workers, and the community. However, the long-term effectiveness of the program still needs to be strengthened through integration with economic empowerment programs. Thus, the implementation of the Balanced Scorecard can serve as an effective evaluation tool to improve the governance of social assistance programs, particularly in ensuring the sustainability of benefits for recipient families
Development of Transportation System in Order to Increase Local Revenue in Banjar City
Full text linkThe Banjar City Government has been working to improve the transportation system through road construction and the provision of public transport. An effective transportation system is key to supporting sustainable urban development. Banjar City has a strategic position on the cross-province route so that it can utilize this potential to improve connectivity with other regions. This study investigates the effectiveness of the transport system in Banjar City, focusing on its role in supporting community mobility and economic growth. The research was conducted over a period of six months, starting after approval of the research proposal and completion of the necessary permits. The main research questions included evaluating the effectiveness of the transport system in facilitating mobility and economic development, as well as identifying factors that influence the successful development of the transport system in the region. The theoretical implications of this research aim to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field of transport, providing insights that can enhance understanding and inform future developments. The concept of effectiveness is central to this research, defined as the extent to which predetermined objectives are achieved, with higher effectiveness indicated by outcomes aligned with these objectives. The findings are expected to offer valuable recommendations to policy makers and stakeholders involved in transport planning and development, ultimately leading to an improved transport system that better serves the needs of society and supports economic growth
Risk Spillover Effect of Crude Oil Prices Against Stock Price Indices: Case Study of Oil-Producing and Consumer Countries for The Period of 2000-2022
Full text linkThis research investigates the risk spillover effects of crude oil prices on stock price indices in both oil-producing and consumer countries during the period 2000–2022. The research employs the GARCH Copula Quantile Regression (CQR) model, a method capable of capturing nonlinear dependencies and tail risks between crude oil prices and stock indices across different risk levels. The data includes daily crude oil prices (WTI) and stock indices of oil-producing countries (S&P500, TASI, MOEX, TSX) and consumer countries (SSE, BSE SENSEX, Nikkei 225). The findings reveal significant downside and upside risk spillovers from crude oil prices to stock indices, with oil-producing countries experiencing higher spillover risks compared to consumer countries. Notably, the TASI index exhibits the greatest risk spillover among producing countries, while the SSE index is most affected among consumer countries. These results highlight the asymmetrical nature of risk spillovers, with downside risks posing greater challenges than upside risks. This research contributes to the existing literature by providing a more detailed analysis of risk dependencies using the GARCH CQR model and offering practical insights for investors and policymakers to better manage risks in volatile markets. The study underscores the importance of understanding tail dependencies in financial markets affected by crude oil price fluctuations
The Effect of Personal Selling of Iconnet Products on the Buying Interest of Housing Residents in Medan City
Full text linkTechnology has influenced humans in their daily lives. The improvement of technological developments is able to affect aspects of life that cannot be separated from the use of the internet. It is seen in the last 5 years that the use of technology in Indonesia has grown rapidly, marked by the emergence of many internet service providers. The increase in household internet users is one of the phenomena that can be used by ICON+ to be able to attract new users. This target market will try to find alternative internet providers that can meet the needs of the internet in households at affordable prices. This study aims to measure the influence of personal selling carried out by ICON+ sales on the buying interest of people in Medan housing. This study is a quantitative research with a simple linear regression method from a total of 350 respondents. The results of this study stated that personal selling had an effect on the buying interest of residents in Medan city housing with the influence of the independent variable on the bound variable of 52.2% while the remaining 47.8% was influenced by other factors outside this study
Increasing Coal Crushing Production at PT. XYZ Using Lean Six Sigma Approach
Full text linkCoal is a primary energy source in Indonesia, particularly for steam power plants (PLTU). The coal crushing process at PT. XYZ is a critical stage in coal mining operations; however, the company faces operational challenges that hinder the achievement of production targets. This study aims to identify the main issues, analyze factors affecting productivity, and design effective improvement solutions. The methodology used is DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control). In the Define phase, process mapping and waste identification were conducted. The Measure phase utilized a Pareto diagram to determine key issues. Root cause analysis using the 5 Why's method was performed in the Analyze phase. In the Improve phase, solutions were designed through Future State Mapping, while in the Control phase a Kanban Board for monitoring. The results show that Year-to-Date coal crushing production as of October 2024 reached 9.9 million MT, or 94% of the 10.56 million MT target, representing a 139% increase compared to October 2023, which only reached 7.2 million MT
Global Trends in Organic Food Research: A Bibliometric Analysis
Full text linkThe global demand for organic food has steadily increased over the past two decades, driven by growing awareness of health, environmental sustainability, and ethical production. This research examines the integration of bibliometric methodologies with the PRISMA model to identify key research trends in the field of organic food studies. The PRISMA model ensures methodological rigor by systematically mapping relevant search strings and keywords, which narrows down the vast number of articles to those directly addressing organic food and its associated dimensions. A bibliometric approach is then employed to analyze journal performance, co-authorship patterns, co-citation networks, and thematic clusters in organic food research. Results reveal a growing interest in organic food studies, with sustainability, health benefits, certification processes, and global market trends emerging as dominant themes. Notably, key clusters include discussions on alternative agriculture, the implications of climate change, and consumer behavior related to health and environmental consciousness. Thematic mapping highlights "sustainable development" and "certification standards" as key themes driving the field forward. In contrast, niche themes such as "non-timber forest products" indicate potential for future exploration and development. This research underscores the significance of bibliometric methodologies in ensuring objectivity and reliability in evaluating academic contributions. By identifying research gaps and dominant trends, the study provides a roadmap for future investigations in organic food research, highlighting the value of integrating bibliometric analyses with systematic review frameworks, such as PRISMA. This approach enhances the precision and depth of research in this rapidly evolving domain
Implementation of the Government Internal Control System (SPIP) in Realizing Good Governance at the General Bureau of the Regional Secretariat of Central Papua Province
Full text linkThis research aims to analyze the implementation of the Government Internal Control System (SPIP) in realizing Good Governance at the General Bureau of the Regional Secretariat of Central Papua Province. The research employs a qualitative approach. The informants in this study comprise six employees from the General Bureau of the Regional Secretariat of Central Papua Province. The data analysis technique employed is qualitative descriptive analysis, which involves collecting, reducing, presenting, and drawing conclusions from the data. This study concludes that: 1) The implementation of the Government Internal Control System (SPIP) in the General Bureau of the Regional Secretariat of Central Papua Province is carried out by establishing clear policies and procedures for internal control, providing routine training for employees, forming a special team to supervise and evaluate the implementation of SPIP periodically, implementing information technology, and involving external oversight. 2) The obstacles to implementing SPIP in the General Bureau of the Regional Secretariat of Central Papua Province include a lack of understanding and awareness among employees, limited human resources, inadequate information technology infrastructure, resistance to change, and difficulties in integrating SPIP. 3) Implementing the Government Internal Control System (SPIP) at the Central Papua Province Regional Secretariat has benefits in creating public trust in the government. With an open and accountable system, the public feels more involved in the government process, encouraging increased public participation and supporting the creation of Good Governance. SPIP is crucial in ensuring transparent, accountable, and trustworthy financial management
Evaluation of Electronic Medical Record Downtime at MRCCC Siloam Semanggi Cancer Hospital Using Emram and ISO 22301 Framework
Full text linkDowntime is a term to describe a condition in which a computer or information system is offline or not operating, a process that must occur in an information system, either on schedule or at an unwanted time. The electronic medical record system at MRCCC Siloam Semanggi Hospital experienced unplanned downtime more than twice in a relatively long period of time, disrupting patient health services and declining business revenue. The quality of electronic medical records at MRCCC Siloam Semanggi Hospital and the readiness of services when system downtime occurs, is known using the standard method of Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM) and the ISO 22301 Framework. The purpose of this study is to assess the readiness of hospitals in handling EMR downtime and improving their operational resilience. A mixed-method approach was used, which included direct observation and distribution of questionnaires to general practitioners. The ISO 22301 framework is used to evaluate hospital downtime management practices, while the EMRAM model is used to measure the maturity level of EMR adoption. The results show that the readiness of hospitals to deal with EMR downtime, according to the ISO 22301 standard, reaches 83%. The results of the EMRAM questionnaire show that although the EMR system is mostly available, some users experience inconsistencies when downtime occurs. This study concluded that MRCCC Siloam Semanggi Cancer Hospital is well prepared for EMR downtime, but improvements in training, simulation, and system upgrades are still needed. The study has significant implications for hospital management, with recommendations to implement stronger downtime protocols and regular training programs to minimize disruptions caused by EMR failures
Implementation of Air Defense Policy to Prepare Master's Graduates: from Strategic Objectives to Operational Realities
Full text linkEffective implementation of air defense policy requires careful navigation between clear strategic objectives and the involvement of competent executing agents. This research undertakes a comprehensive evaluation of the key challenges in implementing air defense policy, with a focus on preparing master's graduates to be effective change agents in translating strategy into successful operational actions. Through a targeted qualitative approach and in-depth analysis, the research findings highlight the crucial role of clarity in objectives and standards in formulating effective policies. Constraints such as limited Resources and competency variations are major focal points, which can only be addressed through a holistic and integrated approach. Strong communication, efficient coordination, and steadfast commitment from executing agents are key to successfully navigating complex external dynamics. Research recommendations aim to strengthen master's education, develop technical and managerial competencies, and foster close collaboration with the defense industry to ensure responsive and efficient policy implementation. With an awareness of the complexity of the challenges faced, this research inspires strategic steps that enable the implementation of adaptive air defense policies aligned with national defense objectives