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COMPATIBILITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION PROGRAM WITH PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT: A STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVE ON EDUCATIONAL FUNDING EFFECTIVENESS
(Journal of Institutional Research South East Asia, 2005) Sutoko, Mame S; Faustine, Petrina
Raising the issue of higher education program contents into a discussion, the immediate phenomena debated would mostly be on the subjects of the compatibility of the program with the practice at the work place. Secondly, it would be on its influence in the employment. The more compatible the program with the work place, it is perceived as the easier it will be for the graduates to be employed. This employment will “process” the graduates into professionals. In this context, it will not be exaggerating to conclude that compatibility of higher education program contents will be influential to professional employment. Consequently, the easier the graduate of the higher educational institutions be employed, the more effective the funding.
THE EXISTENCE OF OVERALL SATISFACTION IN SERVICE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP'S
(MAGISTER MANAGEMENT UGM, 2006-09) Zulganef
Garbarino and Johnson (1999)find that there is no correlation between overall satisfaction and loyalty in the field of customer relationship. Their$nding indicates that satisfaction is no longeran important issue in managing service organizations. This research investigates the existence of satisfaction in service organizations, which have relationships with customers. Contrary to Garbarino and Johnson's (1999) finding, this research finds that overall satisfaction, through commitment, has a relationship with loyalty. Hence, customer satisfaction is still a main issue with respect to managing service organizations, especially service organizations that have customer-relationship strategy. Survey method was conducted to test- 12 hypotheses, and the sample of this research is customers of credit cardholders and supermarket. cardholders. Sample size is 382 consisting of 196 (51.3%) credit cardholders and I86 (48.7%) supermarket cardholders. Data were analyzed using two-step structural equation modelling technique. In addition, this research also shows that investigators and managers should pay attention to affects, because affects have a unique role in relationship customer behavior
THE IMPACT OF PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AND INTRINSIC MOTIVATION ON CREATIVE BEHAVIOR AMONG INDONESIAN RADIO STATION MANAGERS
(Management Research Center, Graduate School of Management, Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia, 2007-04) Setiadi, Nugroho J.; Ali, Anees Janee; Aafaqi, Rehana
The main purpose of the article is to increase understhnding in some personal characteristics affecting creative performance among Indonesian radio station managers' leadership context. Using creativity-relevant personal characteristics and motivation as input model, the authors identified that both of these two variables are positively related to creative performance. The study hypothesized that Leader-member exchange (LMX) moderate the relationship between personal characteristics and creative performance. Among a sample of 283 Indonesian radio station managers, results found that creativity-relevant personal characteristics and intrinsic motivation were positively related to creative performance when managers' perception of followers' work,contribution toward them (as the second dimension of LMX) was high.
THE EFFECTIVITY OF LEGAL SYSTEM ON SYARIA BANKING LAWS IN UU No. 21 TAHUN 2008 AND IT'S IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(IQTISAD (International Journal of Islamic Economics), 2009-06) Nurani, Nina
Economic development cannot be separatedj-om the legal development as the efforts to manifest national develoment. W N o . 21 Tahun 2008 as an adequate law can provide better protection for inverstors. In Bagir Manan 's views, adequate laws contain three important elements existing in Acts (UU). The three elements are juridical, sociological, andphilosophical aspects. From thej uridical aspect, the regulating syaria banking enenstinign UU No.21 Tahun 2008 is bound in nature. Sociological aspect is accomodated in offeredproducts and services covering universal banking. Philosophical aspect is the improvement in justice based on syaria prnciples.The constraints of UU No. 21 Tahw 2008 are that this Act has not been comprehensive on regulating the implementation of banking activities orproducts by means of electronic facilities as the impacts of global economy bringing to national economic development. The aforementioned legal problems require specific rules such as separately regulating.
SCENARIO ANALYSIS OF INDONESIA SECURITY BY USING A SYSTEM-DYNAMICS APPROACH
(World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, 2010) Pramudia, Yudha
ALTMAN Z-SCORE MODEL OF BANKRUPTCY RISK ANALYSIS OF PROPERTY SECTOR COMPANIES IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE
(Internasional Journal of Accounting Information Science and Leadership, 2010) Muchlis, Tanti Irawati; Jayanti, Kurniasari Dian
Early warning system for financial problem that threatened the operation of industry is needed to anticipates financial difficulty to company. One predicition model commonly used is Altman Z-score which analyze combination of financial ratios on financial statement to see the different between bankrupt and non bankrupt companies
LOW COMPLEXITY MMSE CHANNEL ESTIMATION BY WEIGHT MATRIX ELEMENTS SAMPLING FOR DOWNLINK OFDMA MOBILE WIMAX SYSTEM
(IJCSNS : DAE-SANG OFFICE 301, SANGDO 5 DONG 509-1, DONGJACK GU, SEOUL - 156-741 KOREA, 2010-02) Galih, Savitri; Adiono, Trio; Kurniawan, Adit
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THE PRODUCT PORTFOLIO: REVISITED ASSESSING COMPETITIVE POSITION IN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SECTOR
(Journal Review of Management Innovation and Creativity, 2011) Sutoko, Mame S.; Muchlis, Tanti Irawati
The product portfolio concept, firstly introduced by Bruce D. Henderson (1970), the founder of Boston Consulting Group, has been widely known as a milestone in Business Strategy literature. This analytical tool was so appealing and has been attracting a wide discussion since almost 40 years ago for its simplicity in assessing competitive position of company products and formulating strategic programs for future growth and development. Surprisingly, despite of its popularity, there were only a few reports on its application in practice. A widespread confusion and misunderstanding on how to put this analytical tool at work was seemingly the main root hampering any implementation attempt. Literature stuck only at introductory level of the concept, losing words of how to describe further the details for application. This report shares the experience of Widyatama University in using the said Product Portfolio for assessing its competitive posture and shows the advantage of this simple powerful technique. Market share and growth are among industry factors linked directly to profitability, a basic structural model, long time studied and revealed by the discipline of industrial economics, triggering many empirical studies. While quality of educational services remain undoubtedly an ultimate competitive advantage, the recent pressure and growing opinion treating higher education more as private services, places this sector under market competition law and market share becomes a determinant factor affecting sustainability of any higher education institution
AUDIT FIRM SIZE, AUDIT FEE AND AUDIT QUALITY
(Journal of Global Management, 2011-07) Yuniarti, Rita
This study aims to examine the determinant factors of audit quality by proposing the hypothesis that the auditfirm size (size public accountingfirm) and audit fees (audit fees) have an effect on the audit quality. In this study, the unit of analysis is the external auditor who has worked in (Certified Public Accountant) CPA firm, the author takes the CPA Firm in Bandung, West lava, Indonesia. This type of research is descriptive verification research, because it describes the variables and observes the correlation of these variables from the hypothesis that has been made systematically through statistical testing. The statistical test use path analysis and the examination of the hypothesis in this research using two ways: simultaneous test and individual test (partial), using t-test and f-test. Empirical test results that the CPA firm size does not significantly affect to audit quality in public accounting firm in Bandung, whereas the amount of audits significantly affect to quality of audit and simultaneously CPA firm size and audit fees do not significantly affect to quality of audit in public accounting firm in Bandung.
IMPLEMENTATION OF IFRS FOR SME's IN. INDONESIA (Case Study on Rural Banks)
(International Journal On GSTF Business Review, 2011-10) Rachmawati, Rima
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ITERATIVE MEMORY SHARED PROCESSOR ARRAY (MSPN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN FOR CHANNEL ESTIMATION OF DOWNLINK OFDM IEEE 802.16A SYSTEM
(International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, 2011-10-30) Galih, Savitri; Adiono, Trio; Kurniawan, Adit; Iskandar
WiMAX communication system has spectrum alocation that enable wireless service operator to operate throughout the world including the rural area. WiMAX is suitable for development country condition, where wiring infrastructures are limited. This advantages make WiMAX become a desirable future wireless technology that can be implemented in an developed archipelago country like Indonesia. WiMAX Communication System needs accurate channel estimation process to predict fluctuative channel condition in order to equalize received signal with the transmitted signal. Channel Estimation recent studies, mostly analyzed the algorithm side without considering implementation issue. The hardware implementation of complex signal processing algorithm such as MMSE(Minimum Mean Square Error) chamel estimation with high computational complexity. are required to achieve robust trasmission, whereas mobile wireless aplication require low power dissipation. Therefore we need an algorithm mapping method to the corresponding hardware architecture that practically fits with overall system hardware. The proposed architecture aims to achieve low power and efficient resource utilization by using iterative memory shared architecture.
STUDENT SATISFACTION INVENTORY (SSI) - METHODOLOGICAL REVIEW
(International Journal of Multidisciplinary Thoughts,, 2012) Muchlis, Tanti Irawati; Hayati, Neuneung Ratna; Sutoko, Mame S
Widyatama University, a private university in Bandung, Indonesia, has conducted a student survey based on Student Satisfaction Inventory (SSI) since 2005. The dimensions utilized are based on: level on importance, satisfaction level and performance gap between the importance and satisfaction levels. The original SSI does not include statistical analysis. This research intended to improve the methodology by using non parametric test in order to prove whether the result is statistically valid
THE INFLUENCE OF CORPORATE STRATEGY DISCLOSURE IN ANNUAL REPORT TOWARDS CORPORATE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE (A Financial Accounting Research)
(International Journal of Research in Management (IJRM), 2012-03) Islahuzzaman; Hidayat, Taufik
To improve their financial performance, companies must have strategies. One of indicators showing that the companies can perform their strategies properly is that they have financial performance which is suitable with what is being formulated and what is being disclosed. If the strategies which have been arranged by the companies are revealed in annual reports will give implication on financial performance itself. This research examines the influence of corprate strategy over Corporate Financial Performence. The used CSDI (Corporate Strategy Disclosure Index) measurement method is' content analysis and simple linear regression. The used samples are one hundred registered go public companies in Indonesian Stock Exchange. Secondary data from financial statement of the companies are used for analysis. The result of this research with a simple regression examination shows that corporate strategy gives positive and negative impacts towards Corparate Financial Performence, at the level of0,05 or 5%.
OPTIMIZING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF E-LEARNING STRATEGIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
(International Journal of e-Education, E-Business, e-Management and e-Leraning, 2012-04) Istambul, Muhammad Rozahi
As part of quality assurance, a tertiary education institution has the obligation to plan and design the best methods for students to follow and understand what is taught. Sometimes, a skilled professor may be able to convey materials which are quickly comprehended by the students. However, it is not infrequent that many lecturers experience difficulties in delivering easily understood by students due to various conditions, such as limited time, the class atmosphere, and various conveniences which often rise in a classroom. A feasible solution to the problems is implementing e-learning in supporting the learning process. In concept, e-learning will help transfering knowledge from teacher to student. Yet, many schools engaged in establishing an e-learning system do not see a significant improvement in knowledge transfer, as explained in various existing e-learning concepts. Such implementation is of little use because what is invested is not in line with expectations. Optimization in this case is crucial where a university puts efforts in reviewing the extent to which the role of e-learning can be achieved. Certainly, the role of a system in developing e-learning needs required focused attention because it will affect the culture of all parties involved. Index Terms- learning strategies, transfer knowledge, strategy domain, optimization
MONITORING SYSTEM ON NINE PRIMARY COMMODITIES' PRICE IN INDONESIA
(International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology, 2012-06) Mu'minah, Iin; Sjaf, Soflan; Parnungkas, Wahyu W.; Kurdi, Wahdat
Nowadays computerized systems are used broadly to support human being activities. One of the examples is a monitoring system on nine primary commodities' price applied in Indonesia. The government has a big concern to monitor those such commodities' price becguse of its strategic function for human. As it is well known that there are nine commodities in Indonesia categorized as sembako. Sembako stadds for Sembii Bahan Pokok which means nine primary commodities. They are rice, corn, wheat, soya bean, mdt, milk, sugar, cooking oil (coconut oil) and iodine-salt. The commodities have important function to falflll daily human basic needs. This is why Indonesian Government put a great effort fix up sembako remain affordable and available everywhere. This research is p u r p d to develop an information system to monitor sembako's price, as an early warning system. The data is collected from referent markets from all the states in Indonesia centralized in a system which is popular as Market Information System. The system is installed at Trading Ministry Office of Indonesian Republic. Methods of analysis were undertaken by identifying factors constituting the price of each commodity. The output of this study is an early warning system in relation to establish properly government policies when sembako's price are going unstable, or are signing to reach a maximum allowed price.
THE INFLUENCE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PRACTICES ON THE COMPANY'S FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE (Studies on the companies surveyed by llCG and listed on the lndonesia Stock Exchange)
(Journal of Global Business and Economics, Global Research Agency, Volume 5, Number 1, 2012-07) Nuryaman
The aim of this study is to examine the effect of corporate governance practices on company's financial performance. Corporate governance practices are measured by score of corporate governance perception index (CGPI) issued by the Indonesian Institute of Corporate Governance (IICG). Financial performances in this study include operational performance and the performance of company stock. Operational performance is measured by current ratio (CR), debt to asset (DAR), return on asstes (ROA), net profit margin (NPM), return on equty (ROE). Stock performance is measured by price to book value (PBV). Statistical model used is the regression model. Study sample size was forty-three firms (43 firms), which are all included in the application of corporate governance ranking by llCG in 2007-2009, and are listed on the lndonesia Stock Exchange. The data is taken from the CGPI report and financial statements for the year 2007-2009. The results of this study indicate that the practice of corporate governance has a positive effect on company's operational performance by proxy CR, ROA, ROE and also a positive influence on stock performance by proxy PBV.
WILL INDONESIA STILL SUSTAIN? ASSESSMENT QN INTEGRATED . . SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIC TARGET AND IMPLEMENTATION IN INDONESIA
(Journal of Economics, Business and Management, International Association of Computer Science and Information Technology, Volume 1, Nomor 1, online in http://www.joebrn.com, 2013-02) Kartini, Dwi; Azis, Yudi; Solihin, Ismail
Pengaruh Promosi Jabatan Terhadap Motivasi Kerja Karyawan Pada PT. INDUSTRI TELEKOMUNIKASI INDONESIA BANDUNG
(Universitas Widyatama, 2013-02) Purnama, Mochamad Reza
STRATEGIC DIRECTION TOWARD INTERNATIONALIZATION BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
(International Journal of Trade, Economic and Finance, Vol. 4, No. 3, online in http://www.ijtef.org/papers/277-CF3007.pdf, 2013-06) Kusumastuti, Dyah
The growth of internationalization activities within higher education has become "an important issues" and "present waven in the development of higher education. Internationalization strategy is needed in higher education to accelerate the transformation into internationalization effectively. The purpose of this study is to offer a strategic direction for the internationalization of a private university in Indonesia. Present a five elements framework for strategy design, which providing answer to five questions. Arenas: where will we be active? Vehicles: how will to get there? Differentiator: how will we win in the marketplace? Staging: what will be our speed and sequence of moves? And last, Economic logic: how will we obtain our returns? Through those elements, the creating strategic direction expected that internationalization could work efficiently and effectively. Finding of this study reveals that there are elevens clusters of organization capability that must be considered to achieve HE internationalization. Those clusters includes: clusters organization capability such as 1) Organization and Leadership; 2) Managing Quality Management System; 3) Student and Graduate; 4) Managing People at work; 5) Developing Curriculum; Learning Management System & Academic Atmosphere; 6) Research, Professional Service, Community Service; 7) Cooperation & Networking ; 8) ICT Utilization; 9) Funding, Facility and Marketing Management; 10) Creating & managing KMS (Knowledge Management System); 11) Recognize & National and International Accreditation must be considered to achieve HE internationalization.
THE EFFECT OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ACTlVlTES ON PROFITABILITY AND STOCK PRICE (Studies on The companies listed on lndonesia Stock Exchange)
(Journal of Global Management, Global Research Agency, Volume 6, Number 1, 2013-07) Nuryaman
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of disclosure activities of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) on corporate performance. The company's performance on the study include the company's operational performance as measured by return on assets (ROA) and net profit margin (NPM), as well as the company's market performance as measured by its share price. The research was conducted at manufacturing companies listed on the lndonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) using purposive sampling technique. Research sample is 100 manufacturing companies listed on the lndonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on periode 2010. The method of analysis used is multiple regression analysis. Based on testing, the results of this study shows that disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has a significant effect on company profits as measured by ROA and NPM. Similarly, the results of test of CSR on stock prices, the result of this study shows that the CSR positively effect on stock prices. These findings show that disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) have a positive impact on corporate performance.

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