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Dynamic Cababilities And Organizational Competitiveness: A Bibliometric Analysis Approach
Get PDFThere is a growing interest in dynamic capabilities research driven by the need for adaptation and attaining competitive advantage amidst turbulent business landscapes. This study aimed at conducting a comprehensive bibliometric examination on dynamic capabilities and organizational competitiveness exploring their evolution, trends and impact from 1997 to 2025. A total sample of 3093 articles was obtained from Scopus and Web of Science databases through a structured methodological approach. The study used tools like VOSviewer and Bibliometix in R to apply citation analysis, co-authorship analysis, keyword co-occurrence, performance analysis and trend analysis. Findings reveal increasing scholarly interest, dominant contributions from the USA, China, and the UK, and underrepresentation from African and Middle Eastern regions. The study identifies thematic clusters, emerging topics like resilience and eco-innovation, and highlights various gaps including sustainability and digital transformation integration. This research is unique in combining dynamic capabilities with organizational competitiveness while using dual databases, offering fresh insights for future research
Enhancing Marketing Performance of Processed Food SMEs in Semarang City through Strengthening Brand Image via Social Media Marketing and Service Quality
Get PDFMarketing through internet-based platforms, or electronic marketing (e-marketing), has experienced significant growth. This trend is driven by rapid technological advancements, particularly the internet, which facilitates easier access to information, seamless communication, and the elimination of geographical barriers. This study aims to examine the influence of social media marketing and service quality on brand image in processed food MSMEs in Semarang City. The sampling technique employed is purposive sampling, involving 100 respondents selected from the target population. The research utilizes two main analytical approaches: (1) Confirmatory Factor Analysis within the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) framework; and (2) Regression Weight Analysis using SEM. The outcomes of this model are expected to contribute positively to the performance sustainability of processed food MSMEs in Semarang, offering both practical managerial implications and academic contributions through the formulation of scientific articles and measurement instruments. Managerial recommendations are directed at helping MSMEs formulate strategies to maintain business continuity and encourage consumer loyalty toward their processed food product
Boosting Culinary SME Competitiveness in Semarang: The Strategic Role of Store Atmosphere, Service Quality, and E-WOM through Business Performance
Get PDFIndustrial development in the culinary business in the city of Semarang is an interesting phenomenon to study. Because the culinary business when the competition that occurs in this business becomes very tight. The uniqueness of the model and the superiority of the products and services offered to consumers is a challenge in itself. This also requires creativity and innovation and the courage to try new products. The purpose of this study is to measure the effect of store atmosphere, service quality, and E-WOM (electronic word of mouth) on business performance which will increase competitive advantage. The population of this study were culinary SMEs in Semarang City. While the sampling technique used in this study is purposive sampling method. For the number of research samples is 100 samples from the total population of respondents. This research technique uses two approaches: 1). Confirmatory factor analysis, on Structural Equation Modeling (SEM); and 2). Regression Weight on Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The output model in this study can make a positive contribution to the culinary SMEs in an effort to realize the competitiveness of their business, both in the form of managerial implications and the formulation of scientific articles and measurement instruments. Managerial advice is aimed at the local government in formulating program policies to maintain the existence and competition of entrepreneurs
Implementation of PT. Timah Tbk CSR Program in Improving the Quality of Sustainable Education
Get PDFEducation is one of the key factors in the development of a nation. Good quality education not only contributes to the improvement of human resources but also plays an important role in promoting economic growth and community welfare. In Indonesia, the challenges in improving the quality of education are still enormous, especially in less developed areas. Many schools still lack adequate facilities, resources and support to create an optimal learning environment. Many people believe that industrial companies can provide various positive benefits to the environment and society. One way to demonstrate the company's commitment is through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), which plays a crucial role in developing the social environment around the company. Through CSR, the development of the community can be in line with the progress of the company. In recent years, PT Timah has conducted several CSR programs that focus on improving the quality of education, including the development of educational infrastructure, provision of learning facilities, and training for teachers. Researchers used a quantitative approach with the Partial Least Squares (PLS)-based Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) analysis method. The test results show statistical calculations using Structural Equation Model (SEM-PLS) analysis to determine the perception & level of community participation in CSR programs carried out by PT Timah Tbk in the context of education as a mediating variable with a percentage of 96.3% while the remaining 3.7% is explained by other variables outside this stud
Analysis of the Influence of World Crude Oil Prices, Crude Oil Production, and Crude Oil Consumption on Indonesian Crude Oil Imports
Get PDFCrude oil is a strategic commodity in international trade. Although Indonesia has crude oil reserves and was once an OPEC member and oil exporter, currently declining domestic production and increasing consumption mean that Indonesia has to import some of its needs. Fluctuations in global oil prices, along with the dynamics of domestic production and consumption, affect Indonesia's position in the international market, making it a country with oil reserves but also one of the major importers. This study was conducted with the aim of knowing the effect of world crude oil prices (X1), crude oil production (X2), and crude oil consumption (X3) on Indonesia's crude oil imports (Y) from 1989 to 2022. Secondary data were obtained through comtradeplus, eia, and databoks. The method used is multiple linear regression analysis with the classical assumption test is Best Linear Unbiased Estimate (BLUE) using the Eviews version 10 programme. The results showed that simultaneously all independent variables affect crude oil imports, and individually world oil prices have a positive and significant effect on crude oil imports, individually crude oil production has no significant effect on crude oil imports, individually crude oil consumption has a positive and significant effect on Indonesia's crude oil imports
The Influence of Training, Organizational Culture and Rewards on the Performance of Employees of the Surakarta One-Stop Investment and Integrated Service Office
Get PDFThis study aims to examine how employee performance is impacted by company culture, training, and rewards. The Surakarta One-Stop Integrated Investment and Service Office was the site of this study. All 56 employees make up the study's population, and since every member of the population is used as a sample, saturated sampling is the method used. A questionnaire including statement items about employee performance, company culture, training, and awards is used in the data collection process. All indicators are valid, according to the validity test results, and every variable is trustworthy, according to the reliability test results. Additionally, because it examines numerous independent variables, multiple linear regression is the data analysis method employed. According to the study's findings, employee performance is impacted by training, corporate culture, and rewards. According to the findings of the conducted research, the Surakarta One-Stop Investment and Integrated Services Office should consider boosting the compensation for each employee. This will improve employee performance even further
The Implementation of Word of Mouth as a Marketing Strategy for Red Chili to Enhance Sales and Revenue at Pondok Pesantren LSQ Arrohmah
Get PDFThis study endeavors to analyze the implementation of the word-of-mouth (WOM) marketing strategy as a means to promote red chili at Pondok Pesantren LSQ Arrohmah, as well as its influence on augmenting sales volume and revenue. Employing a qualitative approach, the research utilizes data collection methods such as interviews and observations, with informants comprising santri, local residents, and consumers, through in-depth conversational techniques. The findings reveal that the active engagement of santri and consumers in disseminating WOM significantly elevates public awareness of the red chili product, thereby contributing to an increase in sales volume and the institution’s income. This strategy has proven particularly effective within the context of community-based marketing and strong social ties
Explaining Marital Infidelity among Married Women using Personality Traits and Financial Well-being
Get PDFMarital infidelity among married women has become an intractable issue with significant social, emotional, and economic implications. Studies investigating marital infidelity have produced varied results. Therefore, this study examines the predictability of personality traits and financial well-being on marital fidelity among married women in Ibadan, Nigeria. Cross-sectional survey design was adopted while purposive sampling technique was used to select Ibadan North Local Government Area (LGA). Data were collected from 400 married women using validated questionnaires and analyzed using zero-correlation and hierarchical multiple regression analysis to one test hypothesis which was accepted at p <.01 level of significance. The results revealed that personality traits and financial well-being interacted to predict marital infidelity among study participants [R2 = .17, F(5, 349) = 14.39, p < .01]. Further results revealed that all the components of personality traits independently predicted marital infidelity. However, financial well-being did not independently predict marital infidelity. The study concludes that personality traits and the interaction of financial well-being are significantly predictors of marital infidelity among study participants. It is recommended that steps on financial empowerment and provision of counseling programs would help to reduce the rate of marital infidelity
The Influence of Perceived Organizational Support on Job Insecurity with Job Involvement as A Moderating Variable
Get PDFThis research aims to analyze the influence of perceived organizational support (POS) on job insecurity and to examine the role of job involvement as a moderating variable in that relationship among non-permanent government employees (PPNPN) in a provincial government organization in Jambi, Indonesia. This research uses a quantitative approach with a survey method involving 75 respondents through total sampling technique. Data were analyzed using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM). The research results indicate that POS (Perceived Organizational Support) and job involvement are in the high category, while job insecurity is in the low category. However, POS does not have a significant effect on job insecurity, and job involvement does not moderate the relationship between them. These findings suggest that in the context of government bureaucracy, job security is more determined by structural systems and policies rather than psychological factors. This research implies that organizational support needs to be complemented by contract transparency and institutional policies to create job stability for contract employees
BETA: Normative to Positive Statements in Kenya
Get PDFThe support of economic models to a country’s economic agenda and vice versa is not well defined in most developing economies. However, some empirical findings suggest that with commercially viable avenues and practical economic models, sector-led economic and social development could be stimulated by adopted economic models. This study identifies the impact of bottoms up economic models on the Kenyan development trajectory. The five pillar industries: agriculture, industry, housing, healthcare and MSME are used as variables of results. Discussions on the bottoms up and top down models are employed. The period (2023-2025) is used for analytical discussion. With a response rate of 60% from the targeted 28275 households, the results show that although resources distributed through BETA model were stimulants to the five pillars, sectoral specific initiatives incorporating aspects of top down approaches were vital. The study further shows that resource and output of the BETA agenda were affected by time lags. The study recommends that the government could adopt a blended model specific for the different sectors and industry within the pillars and promote effective management of STIIR as this had a positive multiplier effect on all the pillar