Browsing by Author "Hasan, Oliver"

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    INCOME STATEMENT PENTACODE DIGITAL (Using Business Model Canvas)
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 02, 2020) Fatihat, Gita Genia; Yuliani, Reva; Oktaviani, Desy; Sutisna, Deden; Hasan, Oliver
    This study aims to describe the business model in Penta code Digital and its current strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in it to be able to propose a new business model canvas. The method used is descriptive method. The method used is qualitative methods and modelling. And technique of the data used by other interviews, a questionnaire, and observation. The results show that the picture of the business model now is nine blocks of the business model canvas Penta code Digital has a weakness in the block channels, revenue streams, and key activities. While, Penta code Digital has a strength in the cost structure, value propositions, customer relationships, key partnerships, and customer segments. The new business model for the Penta code Digital is by adding product content, optimizing channels, and increasing revenue streams.
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    THE POTENCIAL OF THE DUTCH CAVE AND JAPANESE CAVE FOREST PARK Ir. H. DJUANDA AS A PRODUCT OF DARK TOURISM BASED ON 4A TOURISM COMPONENT APPROACH
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 02, 2020) Oktaviani, Desy; Sutisna, Deden; Fatihat, Gita Genia; Hasan, Oliver; Yuliani, Reva
    Bandung in addition to having a diversity of potential attractions and natural tourism activities, also has a large share in the history of Indonesia after colonialism, so that Bandung has a lot of history both positive and negative. One of the historical relics in Bandung is the Dutch Cave and the Japanese Cave in the area of Taman Hutan Raya ​ ​ Juanda (Tahura Djuanda). Dark tourism which is a special part of historical tourism because there are historical tourism destinations that bring memories of grief, sadness and tragedy, having the potential to be developed in the Tahura DJuanda region. This qualitative study aims to identify the internal and external potential of the Dutch Cave and the Japanese Cave in supporting dark tourism in the city of Bandung. Premier data is obtained through in-depth interviews with managers and field staff on duty. Furthermore, in-depth interviews with the government on the extent of the policies and management of the Dutch cave and Goa Japan including the obstacles encountered. The data obtained were then analyzed using the content analysis method approach to the 4A tourism component. This research can provide wider knowledge and insight related to the potential of dark tourism in the city of Bandung and can contribute in terms of the economy and the provision of large employment opportunities for the community. In addition, this research can be useful as input for relevant parties, especially policy makers who will develop dark tourism, so as to educate tourists about the sacrifice of people who strived for national independence. The research indicate that the Dutch Cave and Japanese Cave meet the criteria for dark tourism in the darkest spectrum, because the caves have a dark history that occurred during the colonial period where a tragic event that resulted in death occurred both during its construction and during their use.