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The Effect Of Product Packaging Quality And Price On Consumer Buying Interest In Tempe Chips In Talang Way Sulan Village, way sulan district, South Lampung Regency
Get PDFThe snack food sector is currently growing rapidly driven by increasing customer demand for local products. However, in the snack food market, competition is getting tighter, especially since similar products from various regions offer variations in taste, quality and price. In the field, there are problems related to consumer interest in buying local tempeh chips. Although this product has great potential, many business actors have not managed the quality of packaging and pricing optimally. Several tempeh chip producers in Talang Way Sulan Village use packaging that is less attractive and not durable, so that the product becomes easily damaged and less desirable by consumers. This study purpose for test effect at product packaging quality by price at constumer pickup importance at tempeh chips in Talang Way Sulan Village, Way Sulan District, South Lampung Regency. The outcome of the study show lest the quality of product packaging have a significant effect in constumer purchasing importane, with a significance level of <0.05. Likewise, price, which even have a significant effect in constumer pick up importane. Simultaneously, these two variables have significant effect in constumer pick up importane in tempeh chips in the village. This finding provides an important contribution for business actors in improving the quality of packaging and pricing to attract consumer purchasing interest
A Bibliometric Exploration of Sustainable Tourism Destinations: Trends, Perspectives, and Future Directions
Get PDFSustainable tourism has become a focal point for governments, stakeholders, and academics, recognizing its role in promoting environmentally friendly and responsible development. The tourism industry, encompassing hotels, transportation, restaurants, and travel services, has made significant strides in adopting sustainable practices. However, comprehensive attention to destination management remains limited, largely due to the complexity of its elements. This study aims to systematically examine research on sustainable tourism destinations from 2012 to 2022 using Scopus data. A descriptive qualitative approach, combining bibliometric analysis and literature review, was employed. The study analyzed 200 international publications in English, sourced from the Scopus database with the keyword "sustainable tourism destinations." Findings indicate that the growth of Scopus-indexed publications peaked between 2018 and 2022, with 152 articles published. Notably, the journal Sustainability (Switzerland) frequently covers this topic, contributing 30 articles. Research trends were categorized into four major areas: research locations, approaches, scopes, and topics. Additionally, the study identified four primary perspectives in sustainable tourism destination research: social and cultural factors, business, economy and marketing, environment and ecology, and infrastructure and technology. A limitation of this study is its reliance on a single database, suggesting future research should incorporate broader literature sources. The findings provide valuable insights for academics and researchers focused on sustainable tourism destinations.
KeyKeywords: Sustainable tourism, Destination, Bibliometric analysis
Effectiveness Of KPI To Improve Operational Performance Of Pt JIEP Company
Get PDFPT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung is the manager of the Jakarta industrial area and is committed to developing a modern and sustainable industrial area. PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (PT JIEP) as the manager of a strategic industrial area in Jakarta faces challenges in increasing productivity and operational efficiency. PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung as the manager of a strategic industrial area in Jakarta faces challenges in increasing productivity and operational efficiency. However, to overcome this, PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung in 2020 PT JIEP began using key performance indicators. The data used in this study came from observations, interviews, and data on the prognosis of the achievement of PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogading's KPI in 2024. At PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung, the biggest causes of KPI not being achieved were "Investment Absorption Realization" and "EBITDA. The results of the study show that PT JIEP needs to make improvements starting from increasing knowledge and awareness of the importance of KPI for its employees. After that, the company is also advised to improve the monitoring system by forming a special KPI supervisory team or can also use digital-based technology for the KPI monitoring program
Dynamic Archiving Information System (SIKD) For Company Operational Effectiveness Pt. Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (Persero)
Get PDFThis study analyzes the implementation of Dynamic Archiving Information System (SIKD) at PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (PT JIEP) to improve operational effectiveness. SIKD replaces manual methods in archive management, thereby accelerating document searches, improving data security, and reducing paper use. This study uses a qualitative approach through observation, interviews, and fishbone diagram analysis. The results of the study indicate that Dynamic Archiving Information System (SIKD) improves time efficiency, employee productivity, and transparency and accountability of company operations. However, there are obstacles such as dependence on internet connection and lack of employee training. Other technical obstacles include limited document re-registration features (backdate) and suboptimal system capacity. To improve the effectiveness of SIKD, it is recommended to improve technology infrastructure, continuous training, and update features to make them more user-friendly. With these steps, SIKD can be more optimal in supporting PT JIEP's operations
The Effect Of Cashless Transactions On The Velocity Of Money In Indonesia
Get PDFTechnological developments in the financial sector have encouraged a shift in transactions from cash to cashless. The increasingly massive digitization of the payment system is expected to affect the velocity of money in the economy, which is reflected in the velocity of money. This study aims to analyze the effect of cashless transactions on the velocity of money in Indonesia. Using secondary data from Bank Indonesia and the Central Bureau of Statistics, this study applies quantitative methods to measure the relationship between the volume of cashless transactions and the velocity of money. The results show that an increase in cashless transactions has a positive correlation with the velocity of money, indicating that the digitization of the payment system can accelerate the velocity of money in the economy. The findings provide implications for monetary policy and payment system regulation in supporting economic efficiency in the digital era
Analysis Of Factors Influencing The Community In The Conversion Of Paddy Fields In The West Nusa Tenggara Province
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This study analyzes the factors influencing people to convert paddy fields in West Nusa Tenggara Province. The factors examined include gender, age, certified land area, credit, and rice production. This research used an associative quantitative method using secondary data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS) in 2013 and the Agriculture and Plantation Office of West Nusa Tenggara Province in 2020-2023. The data were analyzed using logistic regression to test the relationship between socioeconomic variables and land conversion decisions. The results showed that certified land area significantly affected land conversion decisions. Gender, age, credit, and rice production negatively affect land conversion decisions, indicating a tendency for good credit management and increased rice production to reduce the tendency of conversion of paddy and non-paddy land.
 
The Impact Of Human Resource Analysis on International Migration of Indonesian Workers: Recruitment Strategies in Multinational Companies
Get PDFIndonesia is included in the category of developing countries and third world countries with characteristics that are not much different from other developing countries. Indonesia is one of the countries with a high birth rate and 69% of the population is of productive age. Indonesia's population currently stands at 281,603.8 (Bps, 2024). Indonesia has a population of 283.49 million in January 2025. This is up from 281,190,067 in 2023. International migration of workers is a significant phenomenon in the era of globalization, especially for developing countries like Indonesia. International migration of workers has become an important research topic in economic and social studies.. This study aims to improve the quality of life by studying methods to accommodate migration to Indonesia until January 2025. Data collection is done through the document study technique, gathering data from relevant documents, such as government reports, migration policies, and placement statistics. This data will provide additional context to understand the migration phenomenon more broadly. Through a qualitative approach and case study method, this study aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the accommodation of Indonesian migrant workers, as well as exploring the challenges and opportunities they face. This study aims to produce analysis factors that influence affecting international migration of indonesian workers. In this study, various theories are utilized as a basis for examining the phenomenon in question. The most significant among these theories is migration theory, which is understood as the movement of individuals across regional boundaries to other regional boundaries within a specified time frame. Migration may be permanent or temporary, internal or international, with or without establishing residence in the arrival are
Analysis of E-Commerce Based Economic Development in Medan City
Get PDF This study analyzes the role of digital economic transformation on SMEs in Medan. The focus is on the development of e-commerce-based SMEs. The study uses variables X, namely opportunity, economic transaction, social media, and technology. Variable Y is Electronic Markets (Electronic Markets) and Digitalization of SME Development. The approach used is quantitative. The population is 1,260 respondents. Purposive random sampling allowed us to take samples from 258 SME actors. We collected data using a Likert scale questionnaire. We used SmartPLS 4.0 for data analysis. The results of the study show several important findings. Opportunity has no effect on electronic markets but has a significant effect on SME digitalization. Economy transactions and social media have a significant effect on electronic markets and SME digitalization. Technology has no effect on electronic markets but is significant for SME digitalization. Electronic markets have no direct effect on SME digitalization. The mediating role of Electronic Markets also varies. Electronic Markets does not significantly mediate the influence of Opportunity and Social Media. However, Electronic Markets significantly mediates the influence of economy, transaction, and technology on SME digitalization. These results show that economic transactions and social media play a crucial role. Technology also plays a big role in the digitalization of SMEs. However, Electronic Markets has not been able to become a strong link for all variables. Digital transformation remains crucial for the progress of SMEs in Medan
Quiet Quitting Behaviour as an Impact of Work Overload Mediated by Well-being and Job Stress
Get PDFThis study aims to examine and analyse the effect of work overload on quiet quitting mediated by well-being and job stress. In this study using 164 samples taken from lecturers of Siber State Islamic University Sheikh Nurjati Cirebon. The data analysis used in this study used the Structural Equation Model (SEM) method, namely Partial Least Square (PLS) with SmartPLS 4.1.0.9 software. The results obtained in this study indicate that: (1) work overload has a positive and insignificant effect on quiet quitting, (2) well-being has a positive and significant effect on quiet quitting, (3) job stress has a positive and insignificant effect on quiet quitting, (4) work overload has a positive and insignificant effect on wellbeing, (5) work overload has a positive and insignificant effect on job stress, (6) well-being was not found to mediate the relationship between Work Overload to Quiet Quitting, (7) Job Stress was not found to mediate the relationship between Work Overload to Quiet Quitting
Work-Overload At PT Perusahaan Perumahan Semarang Demak: Causes, Implications And Solutions
Get PDFThis study explores the issue of work overload at PT Pembangunan Perumahan Semarang Demak, focusing on the causes, implications, and potential solutions to this challenge. Using a qualitative research approach, the study aims to provide a deep understanding of the impact of work overload on employee performance and well-being, with an emphasis on identifying effective strategies to manage workloads. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with staff members and employees, participatory observations, and document analysis. The study identifies several key factors contributing to work overload, including insufficient human resources, unclear task distribution, and inefficient systems. The findings highlight that work overload leads to negative implications such as decreased productivity, increased stress, and lower employee satisfaction. Additionally, the study suggests practical solutions such as clearer task distribution, flexible scheduling, improved communication, and the use of time management tools like to-do lists. The study contributes to the understanding of work overload in the context of large-scale construction projects and offers recommendations that could be applied to enhance employee well-being and project performance at PT PP Semarang Demak