Browsing by Author "Sari, Oktora Yogi"

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    BUILD A SUCCESSFUL MENTAL ENTREPRENEURIAL IN THE MIDST OF CRISIS
    (Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), Vol.12, No.8, 2021) Dora, Yenny Maya; Sakti, Intan Widuri; Sari, Oktora Yogi; Budiansyah, Yusep
    Entrepreneurship in the midst of crisis caused by the Covid 19 pandemic is very difficult thing. It takes strong mentality to be able to continue being entrepreneurial in the midst of the current crisis conditions. Students are young people who are synonymous with imagination, creative, fast, instantaneous and have lots of ideas. Moreover, students who are familiar with entrepreneurship. Students are also technology literate people, including information technology. Therefore, it is necessary to have the role of lecturers who can really open students' insights or thinking horizons. Using research and research results to be able to pave the way for young entrepreneurs to create new innovations, solve problems or to predict conditions that will occur in the future, and so on. Apart from the internal involvement of the university, the presence of the government, private sector, and the media and others (pentahelix) is the strength of collaboration as the key to the success of the rapid economic growth after the Covid 19 pandemic.
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    THE EFFECT OF AUDIT COMPLEXITY TO AUDIT FEE
    (Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical & Control Systems, Vol. 11, 03-Special Issue, 2019) Yuniarti, Rita; Sari, Oktora Yogi
    Audit of financial statements can make financial statements more credible[1]because the audit can improve the quality of the information[2] and public accounting profession is a profession whose main service is attestation services and the results of his work is used widely by the public as one of the important considerations in economic decision making[3], but the fee audit received by the public accounting firm (CPA Firm)in Indonesia is not appropriate, this is evidenced by a per capita income is still small in public accounting firm (CPA Firm), which is slightly above the average national per capita income.
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    LEXICAL MODAL MEANING IN GRAMMAR CONSTRUCTION
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 02, 2020) Nugraha, Deden Novan Setiawan; Sari, Oktora Yogi
    Lexical Modal pertain to the speaker's attitude towards events which is based on social rules. The social rules can be personal authority (due to age, position, social status) or authority official (mutually agreed provisions or regulations to regulate) the life of the community group concerned). Lexical modal express will, desire or intention speaker so that an action is carried out by the interlocutor or the perpetrator. With words another speaker is authorized to use his authority to the opponent talk because it is his responsibility. By using descriptive method, this research describes the lexical modal in English modality The data was taken from corpus linguistics, that is Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA).
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    STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION ON CAREER IN SALES: THE CHALLENGE FOR EDUCATORS AND INDUSTRIAL USERS
    (Conference On Professional Development In Education (PDE2014), Widyatama University Indonesia, Open University Indonesia and Open University Malaysia, 2014-06-11) Sari, Oktora Yogi
    Indonesia has a rapidly changing economy supported by the vastly growth of product and service providers. In order to compete in the highly demanding economy, those products and service providers need reliable, competent sales force as the companies’ spearhead to win customers’ attention and maintain the most valuable customers. However, the career in sales is likely to be under appreciated. Most people, including university business students have negative perception and tend to consider selling profession least prestigious. This study tries to investigate the perceptions of university business students about the career in sales. This study also tries to explain the challenge faced by educators and users in improving sales profession image in the eyes of the students.
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    SWOT AND COMPETITIVENESS ANALYSIS IN CREATING VALUE IN HEALTH CARE SERVICE: STUDY CASE OF OUTPATIENT SERVICE IN A TYPE C HOSPITAL IN CIMAHI
    (WIBEST-II, 2022) Sari, Oktora Yogi; Aussel, Nizkia; Priatna, Shelfina Fathia Fajar; Muslim, Iqbal Bukhori; Derielda, Raden Muhammad Reyhan
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    USING AHP FOR SUPPLIER PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT: A Case Study Of Sme In West Java
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 02, 2020) Sari, Oktora Yogi; Kosasih, Demas A.
    Supplier is a source of fulfillment of production goods which can directly affect the continuity of production, because without a supplier, the fulfillment of raw materials for production cannot be done and causes the cessation of production activities. Therefore, to meet the requirement of raw material a company requires supplier relationships that include involvement from the beginning in the decision, seriousness in cooperation and mutual trust. With these, a good relationship will be established between the supplier and the company. Supplier selection is a difficult decision because various criteria must be considered in the decision making process. The criteria used in this study are quality, price, delivery and quality.
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    VALUE ADDED ENHANCEMENT OF INDIGENOUS INDUSTRY THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT AND ITS IMPACT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (STUDY CASE: BAMBOO FLOORING INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA)
    (International Conference on Business, Entrepreneurship and Management 2012, San Beda College, 2012-01-25) Sari, Oktora Yogi
    Industrializaton is the process of social and economic changes that transforms a group of people from agrarian-based society into the industrial-based society. Technology intensive industrialization has been believed to have an important role in economic development accumulation. Consequently, strategy of high-tech industrialization has been adopted by a , number of less developed countries. Howeve, the result of development effort spent during the past 50 years showed dissapointing results. Sharp disparity in economic welfare remains unsolved, instead dependency on import and degradation of ecosystem quality become more apparent. Adoption of high-tech strategy was apparently facing a number of obstacles and successful implementation was not relied only on availability of capital or individual knowledge but seemingly also the socio-cultural aspects. This research is oriented to reveal the potential of indigenous industries applying low level technology into a medium level technology in accelerating the economic development. This research explains that even from a simple and modest raw material such as the bamboo processed with medium level of technology, will significantly increase the commodity value added. This research also explains that industrialization of bamboo will increase the economic welfare of people who earn their living from the bamboo industry.
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    THE VALUE CHAIN ANALYSIS OF GO-JEK
    (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vol.24, Issue 02, 2020) Sari, Oktora Yogi; Yuniarti, Rita
    Online transportation is one of the newest service innovation in m-commerce. Online transportation service or ride-sharing is an individual transportation service where a customer can order a ride through mobile application and the driver can respond to the order through the applications, and customer can easily find transportation to commute to other places (time efficiency). Service quality is an important aspect in m-commerce that can determine customer behavior, satisfaction, and intention to use certain product or service. It is argued that service quality provides long-term success and can be competitive advantage. Therefore, it is important to assess and measure the service quality especially services provided in m-commerce environment. A value chain is comprised of the series of events surrounding the development, production, and delivery of a good or service desired by targeted consumers. This is achieved by ensuring that Goods gain consumer-recognized value as they move through each step of the chain. In an efficient and effective value chain, this is achieved through coordinating operations in a manner that ensures the involved companies are able to create more consumer recognized value than their competitors. The aim of this research is to analyze value chain of online transportation service focusing on technology aspect as the source competitive advantage.
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    VALUE CREATION OF OUTPATIENT SERVICE IN HOSPITAL X
    (Solid State Technology Volume: 63 Issue: 3, 2020) Sari, Oktora Yogi; Nugraha, Deden Novan Setiawan; Nayaka, Aryasetya
    Hospital X is a type C hospital in the Administrative City of Cimahi, Bandung. The Results from customer satisfaction assessment questionnaire showed a figure of 81.27 percent in October, 83.94 percent in November and 86.62 percent in December, the figure have not achieved the company targets where the target of patient satisfaction in the Hospital X is 90 percent or more. This study aims to analyze and explain: (1) The Process Value Chain Outpatient Services in the Hospital X, (2) The Mapping of the Outpatient Services Value Chain Process in the Hospital X, (3) the Strategy of the Hospital Xin handling the Increase in Patients Every Year with Analysis Value Chain. The research method used is descriptive research method with analysis tools, value chain analysis. The stages of this research value chain analysis process are pre-service, point of service, and after-service supported by supporting activities and strategic resources. The results of the data analysis prove that the competitive strength of the Hospital X is in its strategic geographical location, the registration system uses a technological system, and the specialist doctors who work there are already known by many patients. Whereas the weaknesses that need to be corrected are the organizational culture of the company and evaluation after the service which has not been maximized. From these data conclusions can be drawn: (1) The Value Chain Process Outpatient Services in the Hospital consists of Patients coming with or without Referral, Registration, Waiting for Queues, Medical Examination, and Returning, (2) Mapping the Value Chain Process is divided into Strength Analysis and Internal Weaknesses in each Value Chain Analysis Process, (3) The strategy that needs to be applied by the Hospital X is a differentiation strategy.