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A Multi-group Analysis of the Impact of Lean Manufacturing Practices on Operational Performance: Does the National Culture Matter?

Le Nguyen Hoang
Although there are abundant studies addressing the technical aspects of lean manufacturing, few have been done to examine the influence of national culture on its effectiveness. Moreover, the “true” relationship between national culture and operational performance from practising lean manufacturing is...

Synergies between Artificial Intelligence, Sustainable Innovation, and Organizational Resilience: Evidence from Morocco

Rania Elouidani
This study examines the interaction between artificial intelligence (AI), sustainable innovation, and organizational resilience within the context of Moroccan enterprises, with a focus on the Souss Massa region. The objective is to analyze how these three dimensions interact and strengthen the competitiveness...

AI-driven Financial Decision-Making: A Bibliometric Review

Aradhana Sorout, Anil Anand Pathak, N. P. Singh
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged to be a significant contributor in the field of finance. From algorithmic trading and robo-advisory services to fraud detection, AI-driven technologies are changing how people make financial decisions. It leads to a paradigm shift in the financial decision making....
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Ethical AI Practices in Libraries

Asha Sureshchandra Mishra
This paper discusses the topic of ethical AI practices, exploring what Artificial Intelligence is and how libraries have implemented it to provide better services. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has an immense impact on our lives, personally and professionally; we are utilising the AI features and functions...
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E-Governance as a Catalyst For AI-Enabled Administration: A Study of Land Record Digitization in Assam

Harekrishna Borah, Jeuti Nath
The move towards digitizing land records is an important step, as it helps bring more transparency, makes processes faster, and ensures governance that focuses on citizens’ needs. In Assam, the Dharitree system played a pioneering role in modernizing land administration by transforming traditional paper-based...

Exploiting the Spectrum of Perturbed Even-Order Operators in Optimizing Educational Recommendation Systems (OERS)

Ilias Aarab, Youssef Jdidou, Souhaib Aammou
In the field of online education, personalization of learning is a major challenge. Educational recommendation systems (ERS) play a crucial role in proposing resources tailored to the individual needs of learners. This article explores an innovative approach to optimize ERS by exploiting the spectrum...

Construction of a transmedia project for an imagined community

Pablo Escandón-Montenegro, Franklin Aguilera Vaca
This study reflects on how the processes of content creation and tans-media strategies and the design thinking methodology are compatible to establish digital communication projects in communities with little presence in socio-digital platforms. Based on the analysis of the digital performance of the...

Criminal Liability of Child Sexual Exploitation Perpetrators Using Social Engineering Techniques Through Digital Wallets in Indonesia

Kiki Kristanto, Kautsar Ismail, Fransisco Fransisco, Ronaldi Ronaldi
The ease of access to digital financial services, particularly digital wallets, has strengthened the effectiveness of social engineering techniques as a tool for criminals. Digital wallets offer convenience for transactions without requiring strict identification, which increases the risk of criminal...

Learning from the Folk School Festival: Creating Public Participation Through Community Activities

Maya Mustika Kartika Sari, Syafa Amalia Tsani, Rr. Nanik Setyowati, Sarmini Sarmini, Warsono Warsono, Iman Pasu Hardianto Marganda Purba, Rahmanu Wijaya
Inequality of access to education is one part of the public problem. This happens because the mechanism of the education system still refers to the merit system. This study explores how community-led initiatives address educational access challenges in Surabaya. This study uses a qualitative approach...

Great Mosque of Sang Cipta Rasa Cirebon as Representation of the Muslim Community in Cirebon

Dian Wulandari, Warto Warto, Bani Sudardi, Titis Srimuda Pitana
Once upon a time, Cirebon became one of the stopovers for traders from various countries, such as Arab and China. This makes Cirebon one of the cities with a diversity of ethnic, cultures, and religions. This can be seen from several historical places in Cirebon that have various cultural patterns, such...

Exploring the Health Beliefs and Technology on Physical Activity Behavior

Nur Farahin Mohd Johari, Nazlena Mohamad Ali, Mohamad Hidir Mhd Salim, Rahma Santhi Zinaida
With the rapid growth of mobile health (mHealth) applications, there is increasing interest in understanding the factors that drive behaviour change. Despite the widespread use of mHealth apps, little is known about how psychological health beliefs and user engagement influence behaviour change. This...

Strategies for Structuring the Administration of Criminal Appeals in Indonesia in the Era of Society 5.0

H. R. Abdul Manan, Cipta Indra Lestari Rachman
The period of society In the period known as “5.0,” social patterns are constantly evolving and reliant on technology. The development of technology entering the industrial era 4.0 is marked by the creation of technology that minimises human interaction, reduces time, and accelerates services. Technological...

Examining How Creativity, Risk-taking and Proactiveness as Entrepreneurial Ability Affecting Fintech Companies’ Innovativeness

Anna Sardiana, Sudaporn Sawmong
This study examines the critical link between the innovativeness of financial technology (fintech) companies and the development of entrepreneurial abilities. Innovation is critical for gaining a competitive advantage in a market characterized by rapid technological advancement and shifting customer...

Cultural Acculturation of Kamandaka Legend as an Effort to Preserve Local Wisdom of Banyumas

Widya Putri Ryolita, Andrik Purwasito, Wakit Abdullah, Sofa Marwah
This article discusses the cultural acculturation of the Kamandaka Legend as an effort to preserve the local wisdom of Banyumas. This study uses a qualitative descriptive method supported by field interviews and hermeneutic theories from Jurgen Habermas. The main purpose of this article is to identify...

Perceptions of Teacher–Student Relationship Dimensions and Their Association with English Learning among Form 3 ESL Learners in Malaysia

Raja Rosemawati binti Raja Abdullah, Ika Dylaila binti Ahmadul Amin Nazlee, Fazilah binti Jaafar
Strong relationships between teachers and students are essential because they foster a supportive learning environment where students are acknowledged and understood. These relationships are often linked to improved academic outcomes and emotional well-being, yet their direct influence on ESL students’...

Digital Transformation and MSMEs Performance: Mediation of Innovation and Competitive Advantage

Apriyanti Apriyanti, Ida Puspitowati
Digital transformation has become an essential strategy for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to remain competitive in an increasingly digitalized economy. However, empirical studies exploring how digital transformation drives performance through innovation and competitive advantage particularly...
Proceedings Article

AI-Powered Cybersecurity for the Financial Public Sector: A Microsoft Sentinel and Low-Code Power Automate Framework

Srinivas Kamineni, Sarat Piridi, Satyanarayana Asundi, Nataraja Kumar Koduri
The social sphere of the financial world is becoming increasingly exposed to cyber threats, and therefore defense systems must be developed to work independently and be intelligent and capable of expanding automatically. This research paper considers how the artificial intelligence-powered runs of Microsoft...

On Risk and Disability – Investigating the Influence of Disability and Social Capital on the Perception and Digital Communication of risk

Jörgen Sparf, Susanna Öhman
Pages: 20 - 33
Does living as a disabled person affect how risks are perceived? Studies of various population groups show that not only macro level structures but also micro social contexts and individual conditions influence risk perception. This knowledge is important for formulating, designing, and communicating...

Architecture for Living:

Do We Design Architecture for Humans?

Diah Asih Purwaningrum, Amalinda Savirani
Since Bruce Archer and Nigel Cross proposed a new culture of ‘Design with a capital D’ in the 1980s to stand alongside the previously established cultures of science and the humanities, the development of design has been profound. However, the recent rapid expansion of construction and technology has...

The Application Of Traditional Culture In Interior Design

Yu Zhang
How to deal with the relationship between interior design and traditional culture, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and other main ideas in traditional culture and its application in interior design are worthy of our thinking. This paper discusses how to link the traditional culture with the modern art...
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Speech Act Theory and Its Implications to English Teachers

Lei Chen, Qinghui Zhu, Zheqing Lei
Briefly describe the Speech Act Theory and explain how language teachers benefit from the insights it provides into language use. Discuss whether and how these insights might be realized in teaching materials/strategies. It attempts to examine how the knowledge of SAT helps teachers understand what learners...
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Exploring the Optimal Control of Power system's Operational Reliability

Hao Yao
With the rapid development of power industry in China, academic research on power system is also gradually deepening. How to ensure the reliable operation of power system and minimize operating costs has become a hot topic in academic research. Therefore in this paper, we explore the optimal control...
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The Analysis and Design of the Object-oriented System

Xin Li
The object-oriented system analysis and design (OOA and OOD) is an effective technology widely used by the modern software enterprise, the OOAD method requires specified in the design to map the real world problem domain objects and entities. The object-oriented analysis is found in problem areas and...
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Stability Analysis on Factors of Jointed Rock Slopes

Debin Ren, Zheng Dong, Xiaotong Yang, Shipeng Li
The paper aims to research how the main parameters of the rock slopes with joint planes covered: Shear modulus, unit weight and the angles between the joint planes influence the stability and the failure modes of the slopes. The methods are to imitate the jointed rock slopes by the large-scale finite...

The Relationship Between Economic Development and the Education of Rural Doctors

Jinguo Wang, Na Wang
The effect of economic development on education of rural doctors is analyzed in this paper. According to the literature report, we investigate how the county health bureau and township health hospital implement the medicine education to doctors and how the rural doctors participate in the medical education...
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Al3+ Impacting on Eu3+ - Host Energy Transfer and Calculation of Eu3+ 5D0 Quantum Efficiency

Fa-bin Cao, Lu-hong Wei, Zhao-jin Wu
With 2 mol% Al3+ ions and 8 mol% Eu3+ ions co-doping,nano-size[K0.8Y0.63Eu3+0.08Al0.02][Mo0.2W0.8O4] phosphor was synthesized by the sol-gel method. Through XRD, DTA-TG, SEM and photoluminescent analysis, its morphology, crystal structure and luminescent property were discussed and it is found that one...
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Propagating Anti-TrustRank with Relationship Strength for Fighting Link Farming on Twitter

Shen Hua, Liu XinYue
How to find the features of spammers and link structure is a fundamental issue in social networks. Existing work solves this problem by classification and ranking. However, these methods ignore relationship strength on edges, i.e., the weight between a pair of users. Then the challenge is how to effectively...

About the Modern Stage of Technological Development of Branches of the Russian Economy

E.G. Molodykh-Nagaeva
The paper presents theories on economic cycles and changing the economy’s technological paradigm. We herein analyze the dynamics of the current technological developpment of the national economy. We describe the sector-by-sector discrepancy regarding how efficiently businesses use their resources. We...

Antecedents Of Copability And Its Effect On Learning Organization (An Empirical Study At a Life Insurance Company)

Lily Sudhartio, Anton Wachidin Widjaja, Sun Yi
This research is focused on the role of copability (cope-ability), namely the ability to cope with internal problems, on the development or the transformation of organizations into learning organizations. Building learning organizations, researchers usually link organizational adaptability and the dynamic...

Political Economy Of Indonesia Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) Certification System in Riau Province

Dedi Kusuma Habibie
The Indonesian oil palm industry has experienced many dynamics at both global and national levels; the prospect of oil palm business continues to improve every year, as well as the demand for palm oil products that tend to increase, plus various palm derivative products and even palm oil can be made...

Development of Legal Theory for Environment Protection and Remedy for Victims in Japan

Yuzuru Shimada
This paper argues how Japanese law and jurisprudence contributed to relieve grievance of victims in environmental pollution caused by economic activities. Japan has experienced severe environmental pollution along with its economic growth since the 19th century. However, the grievance of pollution victims...

The Implementations of Islamic Law and Post-Conflict Development in Aceh, Northern Indonesia

Adhi Cahya Fahadayna
This topic will focus on how the religion could influence the post-conflict development in Aceh, Northern Indonesia. This topic also will discuss the position and potency of religion in the conflict resolution with analysis how successful religion could stop the Aceh Conflict and bring peace to Acehnese...

The Key Challenges to Utilize Innovative Opportunities of Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Surabaya, Indonesia

Prita Ayu Kusumawardhany
The world has entered an era of disruptive innovation where transformation is needed. In the conceptual age, a business needs to have new experiences and create ideas. This paper aims to identify the most important challenges of Small Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) in utilizing innovative opportunities....

Analysis on Reasons Why Companies Pay Dividends

Jiacheng Li
This paper analyzes the reasons why corporations pay dividend. With the conduct of sample analysis, several opinions are proposed in the paper. Many researchers have put forward important theories, such as agency theory and signaling theory to explain the rationale behind dividend payment. Moreover,...
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Dampness, Mold, and Health Conditions of Residents in Kampongs: A Case Study of Bandung, Indonesia

Kresna Bhayu Adinugraha, Tetsu Kubota, Junpei Sumi, Usep Surahman, Cristiana de Almeida Parisi
The ultimate purpose of this study is to develop a new Kampong Improvement Program (KIP) in collaboration with the residents to improve their indoor environmental conditions, focusing especially on their indoor air quality (IAQ) and health of occupants. According to the WHO’s report in 2013, acute respiratory...

Reform Thinking of Strengthening Students’ Ability Training in the Practice of Descriptive Geometry and Mechanical Drawing Course

Xiaohao Li, Mingxu Ma
The education and teaching of the descriptive geometry and mechanical drawing course is responsible for the training of the expression ability and spatial image thinking ability of the full-time engineering undergraduate and related professional engineering technicians. Based on the teaching experience...

Community Based Disaster Communication Through UMMC (Study Case of UMMC as the Communicator of Mount Merapi Disaster Communications Year 2010)

Adhianty Nurjanah, Aswad Ishak, Sakir
Merapi is the most active volcano in Indonesia located in most regions of Yogyakarta and Central Java. In this age of information exposure, communities have the very right to have access towards correct and non-discriminatory information including the ones concerning any disasters occur in the area....

Basic of Creative Tourism: Batik as a Creative Industry

Tri Wiyana, Asep Syaiful Bahri, Arif Zulkarnain, Roberto Tomahuw
Many techniques based on understanding have given meaning to creative tourism and have established the basics of creative tourism. Many terms are obtained such as creative economy, creative city, creative business, creative governance to creative tourism. Creative tourism has been stimulated as a new...

Al-Quran Based Learning in Early Childhood Education

Nanda Colina, Aan Listiana
Al-Quran-based learning is learning that discusses problems in the Al-Quran, namely reading, memorizing, understanding and practicing the values contained therein to be applied in life, which in the Al-Quran itself is the value of life, so Every learning activity that has always been and always will...

Policies Adopted by the Government of Indonesia in the Prevention of Trafficking in Persons (Human Trafficking)

sabungan Sibarani
Human trafficking is a modern form of human slavery and is also one of the worst forms of human rights violations. How is the Indonesian government policy in terms of the prevention of crime of trafficking in people and what obstacles faced by the Indonesian government in the prevention of human trafficking...

Building Sustainability of Public Service Innovation in Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia

Ely Sufianti, Edah Jubaedah, Sait Abdullah
Continuity of innovation is very pivotal to improve the effectiveness of public service delivery. Various innovations have been tried to be made to solve problems and improve the quality of public services. The Bandung City Government has implemented various innovations, even the city of Bandung recognized...
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Value Chain and Customer Value Analysis of Organic Food Supply Chain

Ratih Ardia Sari, Sylvie Indah Kartika Sari, Angga Akbar Fanani, Qomariyatus Sholihah
Organic food consumption, nowadays, has increased rapidly because of environmental sustainability, nutrition, and health issues concern. Considering organic product as value-added product; it provides an opportunity to understand the value creation, where each party in supply chain played their role....

Digital Marketing Strategy for Campaigning @kedasbeutypusat Social Media Accounts on TikTok Application

Zamroatul Fuaddah, Ismi Dwi Astuti Nurhaeni, Andre Rahmanto
In today’s society the marketing process is not only done conventionally but also the role of digital technology has brought changes in online marketing, making it much in demand by business people in promoting their products. As a result, business people are increasingly interested in implementing online...

Inquiring English Teachers with Non-English Educational Backgrounds in Bali: Do They Know How to Teach English?

I.G.A. Lokita Purnamika Utami
The fact that Bali is an international tourism destination places the needs to teach English since an early age in Bali. However, research to date about English teachers of primary schools in Bali shows that not all of these teachers are holding English education qualification backgrounds. This qualitative...

How Covid-19 Pandemic Increase Domestic Violence? A Literature Review

Rayinda Faizah, Dwi Susanti
The COVID-19 pandemic causes many problems, one in particular is domestic violence. Based on various reports, the number of domestic violence cases has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. The objective of this study is to examine some of the literature to identify factors which increase in domestic...

Research on Pricing Decisions in Closed-Loop Supply Chains Considering Corporate Social Responsibility and Retailer Recycling

Xueya Luo
In the current business landscape, the closed-loop supply chain development model is increasingly favored by enterprises. This trend is driven by its potential to optimize costs and align with principles of green development and active corporate social responsibility. In this context, this chapter assumes...

The Potential Crisis and Response Behind the Sexualisation of the Girl in the Advertising of the 2023 Balenciaga Spring/Summer Collection

Zexin Jin
Balenciaga's 2023 ad for sexualised girls causes uproar. The widspread boycott of JNBY in the East in 2019 over its controversial children’s clothing line was not coincidental. Behind the incident, sexualising girls can have an indelible negative impact on them. However, the issue is serious and...
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Analysis of the Signage Design Instalasi Gawat Darurat (IGD) at Royal Prima General Hospital Medan Based on the Standards of the Ministry of Health and BPJS Kesehatan

Muhammad Fikri Akbar Zuhdi, Elis Savitri, Rizka Alya Triztika, Shaid Muhammad Arviansyah
The signage system in public spaces plays a crucial role in guiding visitors to their intended destinations, ensuring clarity, safety, and accessibility. In Indonesia, hospital signage design and implementation are regulated by the Ministry of Health and BPJS Kesehatan, which establish standardized guidelines...
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Interdisciplinary Integration and Optimization of Visual Communication Design in the Era of Digitalized Cultural Tourism: A Study on Frontier Computing Technologies

Baimeng Sun
This paper explores the transformative impact of cutting-edge computer technologies—including artificial intelligence (AI), augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR), generative design, real-time rendering, digital twins, and blockchain—on visual communication design within the digital cultural tourism sector....

The Effect Of Implementation E-Procurement On Implementation Of Procurement Of Goods Or Services And The Impact On The Absorption Of The Capital Expenditure Budget

Maria Yosepha Sulistyawati Triyono, Bambang Sugeng Dwiyanto, Diana Anggraini Kusumawati
Electronic Procurement of Goods/Services (e-procurement) aims to produce the right goods/services from every money spent, measured from the aspects of quality, quantity, time, cost, location, and providers that have the ultimate goal of achieving the absorption of government spending budgets, especially...