Digital Distribution Research Articles

Faktor-Faktor yang Memengaruhi Minat Penabung terhadap Tabungan Mudharobah (TABAH) di BMT NU Cabang Weringin Bondowoso

This study aims to analyze the factors influencing savers' interest in Mudharabah Savings (TABAH) at BMT NU Branch Wringin Bondowoso. A quantitative approach was employed in this research involving 45 respondents who are customers of BMT NU Branch Wringin Bondowoso. Data were collected through online and direct distribution of questionnaires to savers. Data analysis was conducted using multiple regression to test the relationship between independent variables (trust, risk perception, profit, promotion, and external factors) and the dependent variable (savers' interest in TABAH). The research findings indicate that trust (β = 0.324, p < 0.001), risk perception (β = -0.211, p < 0.05), and external factors (β = 0.178, p < 0.05) have a significant influence on savers' interest in TABAH, while profit (β = 0.097, p > 0.05) and promotion (β = 0.065, p > 0.05) do not have a significant influence. The practical implications of these findings underscore the importance of strengthening trust and reducing savers' risk perceptions towards TABAH through effective marketing strategies and service enhancements. This study provides valuable insights for the management of BMT NU Branch Wringin Bondowoso in enhancing savers' interest in Mudharabah savings products.

Popular European Cinema in the Platform Era: Circulation Cultures on YouTube

Over the last two decades, the platformization of viewing practices has transformed patterns of circulation, multiplying the possibilities for engagement with cinema: not only new viewing spaces themselves but also vast amounts of readily accessible related content (trailers, publicity, clips, etc.). The aim of this essay is to consider how these changes have impacted the potential for popular European cinema—which has historically strayed little from each national domestic market—to travel abroad and outside of “traditional” contexts of consumption. We shed some light on this question by examining how content related to a handful of highly successful European films is used on YouTube, the most widespread and accessible repository of online videos. Following a discussion of the changes in the digital distribution sphere, we identify the most lucrative European films from the five largest film markets of the continent—France, UK, Germany, Italy, Spain—since the launch of YouTube. Isolating seven examples, we then trace out their presence on the platform, questioning what kind of content relating to the films is available; engagement rates with these videos; indicators of local and global consumption; and what these results can tell us about the spectatorship habits of European cinema today.

Gaining consensus on emotional wellbeing themes and preferences for digital intervention type and content to support the mental health of young people with long-term health conditions: A Delphi study.

Young people (YP) with long-term conditions (LTCs) are at greater risk of psychological distress than those without LTCs. Despite this, there is a scarcity of quality digital interventions designed to help improve mental wellbeing in this population. The aim of this study was to determine what YP, parents and health professionals preferred for future interventions. Twenty-six YP with asthma, diabetes and/or epilepsy (the three most common LTCs in YP), 23 parents of YP with LTCs and 10 health professionals mainly in paediatric specialisms (total n = 59) took part in an online Delphi study to gain consensus (set at 75% agreement) on four questions across three rounds. Participants ordered psychological themes that may be experienced by YP with LTCs by importance and ranked digital intervention types and delivery modes by importance or usefulness. The most common results were reported if no consensus was reached by round 3. Participants preferred a mobile phone app (73% agreement) and a mixture of one-on-one and group support for an intervention (75% agreement). The two highest ranked psychological themes were anxiety (44%) and wanting to appear 'normal' (38%), and the top intervention type was 'general counselling' (54% agreement). There was a clear desire for an app to help with the psychological aspects of living with LTCs and for a combination of one-to-one and group intervention elements. Anxiety and wanting to appear 'normal' might be two closely linked psychological challenges that could be addressed by a single intervention. The results will be important to consider for a future intervention, although further consultation will be needed for app development. Two YP with a LTC provided feedback on the study protocol including the aims and procedures of the project. Another six YP with LTCs were consulted on an early draft of the study questionnaire (the four questions), which was subsequently revised. Once the project began, a patient and public involvement group consisting of two YP with LTCs and one parent of a YP with an LTC gave feedback on the research process, lay report of the results and dissemination plan.

Scale-up of dry impregnation processes for porous spherical catalyst particles in a rotating drum: experiments and simulations

Catalyst impregnation is the first step and one of the most crucial steps for preparing industrial catalysts. The process is typically performed in rotating vessels with a spray-nozzle to distribute the liquid onto porous catalyst supports until the pore volume is reached. The inter-particle variability of the impregnated liquid inside the particles significantly affects the activity and selectivity of the resulting catalyst. Current scale-up practices lead to poor fluid distribution and inhomogeneity in the liquid content. The aim of this work is to understand the dynamic behavior of the particles under the spray nozzle, which is essential for desired content uniformity, and to develop a scale-up model for the dry impregnation process. In this work, we considered four dimensionless numbers in the scaling analysis. The scale-up rules require that the dimensionless numbers are kept constant for different scales. Both DEM simulations and matching experiments of dry impregnation inside the porous particles were performed for different vessel sizes. The water content of the particles was compared for different times and locations, and the relative standard deviation is calculated from the axial water content. Simulation and experimental results show that particles achieve similar content uniformity at the end of impregnation, confirming that the scale-up rules are applicable to all vessel sizes. The dimensionless numbers give very good scale-up performance since curves collapse indicating similarity in the processes. In addition, the scale-up method is validated for different particle sizes in simulations.Graphical abstract

Digital adaptations to arts programme delivery for people living with dementia in response to the COVID-19 pandemic

ABSTRACT Background Learning from the challenges and successes of online arts delivery during the pandemic is crucially important for considering long-term sustainable solutions that enable people living with dementia to remotely participate in meaningful activities. Methods Twenty-eight arts workers responded to an online survey exploring i) the meaning of face-to-face arts activities that were replicated online, ii) perceived motivations to attend, iii) successes and challenges in adapting arts for online/socially distanced setting. Results Responses described arts giving structure and purpose to people living with dementia and their carers, a sense of community, and a way to reduce physical isolation. Success on digital delivery of arts depended on how inclusive practices were in relation to different abilities, technology experience and support levels. Conclusions Despite challenges, the range of interactions across activities demonstrated various ways for people living with dementia to make a contribution, feeding into the feelings of purpose and belonging in the online/digital community.

Creating public value through digital service delivery from a citizen's perspective

The use of information technologies to improve public services is fundamental to the mission of governments worldwide. As technology's value propositions have expanded, understanding how digital service delivery creates public values has become a complex and salient research problem. While the extant literature often discusses creating public values through digitizing public services from institutional and managerial perspectives, less is known about the citizens' perceptions of such value creation. This paper aims to address this gap guided by the following research question: what are the citizens' perceptions of public value creation through digital services? To answer this question, we use qualitative data collected through thirteen focus groups in four cities in Mexico. Our findings indicate that citizens tend to perceive the public value of digital services primarily through the individual benefits they receive and that they connect those values to specific characteristics and functionalities of digital services. Moreover, individual value extends to broader societal impacts related to advancing a more transparent and accountable government, stronger democracy, and a more equitable society. We contribute to the literature by describing main public values and their connections to digital services characteristics as perceived by the citizens.

Exploring the Symbiotic Relationship between Digital Transformation, Infrastructure, Service Delivery, and Governance for Smart Sustainable Cities

Infrastructure, service delivery, governance, and digital transformation stand as indispensable cornerstones, playing pivotal roles in the establishment of intelligent and sustainable urban centers. While the extant literature has underscored the significance of each of these elements, their interconnected and symbiotic relationship demands a more profound exploration. Grounded in a systematic review of the existing literature and relevant case studies, this paper explored the intricate interplay between digital transformation, infrastructure development, service delivery, and governance in contemporary society, all in the pursuit of cultivating smart sustainable cities. It contends that by collaboratively working together, these four pillars possess the transformative potential to turn cities into smart and sustainable cities. Digital transformation emerges as the catalyst, propelling innovation and efficiency, while infrastructure forms the bedrock for the seamless delivery of services. Effective governance, in turn, ensures alignment with the evolving needs of citizens. In essence, this study underscores the transformative power of combined action, asserting that the interdependent elements within can transform cities beyond merely having smart or sustainable status to become smart sustainable cities. This paradigm shift harmonizes technological advancements with the foundational goals of sustainable development, steering towards a holistic and inclusive urban future.

Awareness About Osteoporosis Among the General Population Based on the Osteoporosis Knowledge Assessment Tool (OKAT): A Cross-Sectional Study in the Northern Border Region of Saudi Arabia.

Osteoporosis is a progressive systemic skeletal disease characterized by increasing susceptibility to fractures. The current study was conducted to assess the awareness about osteoporosis among the general population in the Northern Border region of Saudi Arabia to improve awareness and proper planning for public awareness about osteoporosis. The study was conducted as across-sectional survey study, based on the online distribution of the Arabic-translated Osteoporosis Knowledge Assessment Tool (OKAT). The questionnaire questions cover the demographic characteristics of the participants, as well as symptoms, risk factors, prevention, and knowledge of treatment centers for osteoporosis in Saudi Arabia. 395 participants were enrolled in the study after their informed consenting. After scoring all correct answers for each participant, the mean score of all participants' answers was 12.5±3.4 (range 0-19). Participants with poor knowledge (0-7 scores), moderate knowledge (8-13 scores), and good knowledge (13-20 scores) represent 61 (15.4%), 213 (53.9%), and 121 (30.6%), respectively. The mean percentage of right answers to all the questions is 44.1%. The highest awareness level was shown in the area of osteoporosis symptoms and risk of fractures, while the lowest was recorded in the questions covering the risk factors. Ages, genders, jobs, and levels of education significantly affected the participants' levels of awareness. The public awareness among the population in the Northern Border region about osteoporosis is less than satisfactory. More awareness activities targeting the risky groups should be planned especially in the area of risk factors and preventive measures for osteoporosis.

Parents’ and carers’ attitudes to the use of digital technology and its role in the care of children with complex needs

Introduction: Parent/carers of disabled children want timely and personalized support. Research suggests that technology may address some limitations associated with traditional methods of communication with therapists (e.g. letter, telephone). This exploratory study examined United Kingdom (UK) parents and carers views on the use of digital technology (i.e. computers/phones) in supporting their child and the potential for its greater use in the care of children with complex needs. Methods: An online survey was distributed via special schools and support forums/networks. Questions explored use of and attitudes to digital technology in the care of children with complex needs. Descriptive statistical analyses and content analyses were undertaken on the data. Results: Respondents were 43 parents/carers whose children used rehabilitation services prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. The majority used digital technology frequently to support their child and saw the potential for greater use in rehabilitation services – provided this was not at the expense of in-person therapist contact. Conclusion: Parents and carers held positive views of digital technology as a tool to support their child and enhance rehabilitation services. Recommendations include regular service consultation on parental/child attitudes to digital service delivery and longitudinal studies to assess related health outcomes.

"Your Package Could Not Be Delivered": The State of Digital HIV Intervention Implementation in the US.

Despite continuous innovations and federal investment to create digital interventions addressing the HIV prevention and care continua, these interventions have not reached people in the U.S. at scale. This article reviews what is known about U.S. implementation of digital HIV interventions and presents a strategy to cross the research-to-practice chasm for these types of interventions. We conducted a narrative review of U.S.-based original research on implementation of digital HIV interventions and identified few studies reporting on implementation determinants, strategies, processes, or outcomes, particularly outside the context of effectiveness trials. To supplement the literature, in 2023, we surveyed 47 investigators representing 64 unique interventions about their experiences with implementation after their research trials. Respondents placed high importance on intervention implementation, but major barriers included lack of funding and clear implementation models, technology costs, and difficulty identifying partners equipped to deliver digital interventions. They felt that responsibility for implementation should be shared between intervention developers, deliverers (e.g., clinics), and a government entity. If an implementation center were to exist, most respondents wanted to be available for guidance or technical assistance but largely wanted less involvement. Numerous evidence-based, effective digital interventions exist to address HIV prevention and care. However, they remain "on the shelf" absent a concrete and sustainable model for real-world dissemination and implementation. Based on our findings, we call for the creation of national implementation centers, analogous to those in other health systems, to facilitate digital HIV intervention delivery and accelerate progress toward ending the U.S. epidemic.

Does the temperature–size rule apply to idiobiont parasitoids?

AbstractIn most ectotherms, several life‐history traits, including body size, respond to environmental conditions through the temperature–size rule (TSR). The mechanisms underlying the TSR are still being debated, but studying idiobiont insect parasitoids, which develop with a fixed amount of resources, may shed light on this relationship. In this study, we conducted experiments to determine how the developmental temperature affects various characteristics of male and female Trichogramma euproctidis (Girault) (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae), an idiobiont egg parasitoid of Lepidoptera. The study tested various hypotheses, including the cellular or oxygen diffusion hypotheses and the resource acquisition hypothesis, to understand whether T. euproctidis follows the TSR. The developmental time of both male and female T. euproctidis decreased with increasing temperature. Both males and females displayed a unimodal distribution for size, dry mass, and lipid content, with individuals at lower and higher temperatures being smaller, weighing less, and containing fewer lipids. Female lifetime fecundity increased from 13 to 24 °C and then decreased at 31 °C. Additionally, the number and size of gametes in male and female T. euproctidis displayed a unimodal distribution with increasing temperature. Trichogramma euproctidis deviates from the TSR as it follows a non‐linear reaction norm with an optimal developmental temperature. This result supports the hypothesis that for species following TSR and having unlimited access to food resources, the resource acquisition hypothesis is a significant mechanism explaining the TSR. With climate change affecting temperature, understanding the TSR is crucial, and research on insect parasitoids may help reveal how the interplay between environmental temperature and resource allocation affects the TSR in natural populations.

Online Distribution Network Scheduling via Provably Robust Learning Approach

Distribution network scheduling (DNS) is the basis for distribution network management, which is computed in a periodical way via solving the formulated mixed-integer programming (MIP). To achieve the online scheduling, a provably robust learn-to-optimize approach for online DNS is proposed in this paper, whose key lies in the transformation of the MIP-based DNS into the simple linear program problem with a much faster solving time. It formulates the parametric DNS model to construct the offline training dataset and then proposes the provably robust learning approach to learn the integer variables of MIP. The proposed learning approach is adversarial to minor perturbation of input scenario. After training, the learning model can predict the integer variables to achieve online scheduling. Case study verifies the acceleration effectiveness for online DNS.

A PILOT STUDY ON THE PERCEPTION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION’S STUDENTS TOWARDS WORK ABILITY AND SUITABILITY JOB PROFILE

TVET has substantially contributed to the enhancement of students' abilities in the field of special education. In order to ensure the viability of employment proposals for students who will be dealing with learning disabilities students, it is necessary to consider both their capacity to work and the suitability of their skills with the job profile in TVET context. Hence, a pilot study was done to determine the perspectives of students enrolled in special education programmes regarding the suitability of job profiles for individuals with learning disabilities. 31 students enrolled in special education programmes at Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris (UPSI) and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) were participated in this study. The questionnaire was disseminated via the online distribution method, while the research instrument in this study was derived from prior research. The questionnaire consists of three distinct sections: (i) demographic information, (ii) work ability, and (iii) job profile compatibility. The data was analyzed descriptively and presented in frequency table. The results of this study indicate that the mean value (M=3.71) of work ability is significantly higher. In addition, the result of suitability with the job profile is notably high with the mean value of (M=4.33). This finding illustrates the significance of the individual's ability to perform tasks and the suitability of the job profile in guiding instructional strategies for students with learning disability. This study's findings have the potential to provide practical insights that can enhance Malaysia's special education system. This would ensure that the industry's demand for qualified labour matches the outcomes produced by educational institutions, particularly in the field of special education.

Delivery arrangement in online distribution channels under different power structures

Logistics delivery is a critical but costly operation in e-commerce. The e-retailer who sells products online may ask the supplier to ship products to customers, and the supplier responds by accepting or rejecting such a delivery proposal. Motivated by these observations, we consider an online distribution channel with two competing suppliers and one common e-retailer and analytically characterize the equilibrium delivery arrangement based on the nonlinear delivery cost in the E-retailer-Stackelberg, Supplier-Stackelberg, and Vertical-Nash games. Our analysis reveals that the market follower might be more willing to deliver products than the market leader in each Stackelberg game. Counterintuitively, the e-retailer prefers undertaking the delivery when there is a large delivery diseconomy under each power structure but prefers asking both suppliers to deliver products when there is a delivery economy (a small delivery diseconomy) in the E-retailer-Stackelberg and Vertical-Nash games (Supplier-Stackelberg game). The suppliers agree to ship products only when the delivery economy is apparent in the E-retailer-Stackelberg game but reject to do so in the Vertical-Nash game; in the Supplier-Stackelberg game, they accept the delivery proposal even though there is a significant delivery diseconomy. Although both suppliers can benefit from refusing to undertake the delivery when there is fierce competition in each Stackelberg game, interestingly, they still agree to do so and trap themselves in a prisoner's dilemma. In each Stackelberg game, only shifting the delivery responsibility to the suppliers might achieve a triple-win situation for the channel members, consumers, and society; in the Vertical-Nash game, however, this situation never occurs, and the consumer surplus and social welfare are invariant to the delivery arrangement.

An integrated energy storage framework with significant energy management and absorption mechanism for machine learning assisted electric vehicle application

Regarding environmental friendliness, low maintenance needs, and statuses as a renewable technology, Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) have become more and more popular around the world. In this, the energy management system is crucial for the effective storage of power and regulation of the energy flow system. As a result, Hybrid Energy Storage Systems (HESS) has increased interest due to their superior capabilities in system performance and battery capacity when compared to solo energy sources. Additionally, the primary problem interaction applications, including such battery electric vehicles, are the energy storage system. Multiple energy storage technologies, including battery packs, flywheels, super-capacitors and fuel cells, are combined into a HESS due to their complementing properties. The goal of this setup is to make renewable energy sources more reliable by storing power generated from intermittent sources or by providing backup energy generation from traditional energy sources. A HESS could be utilized as an alternate energy storage system to help them make up for their lack of power density. HESS needs a smart Energy Management System (EMS) to function properly since it combines the dynamic characteristics of a battery and a SuperCapacitor (SC). The motive of the study is to suggest an actual power management control system to accomplish these objectives. The plan is built using a wavelet transform, deep learning mechanism, and fuzzy logic together. A useful tool for separating the various frequency elements of a load's power requirements to reflect the properties of a battery or supercapacitor is the wavelet transform. It is challenging to immediately apply it in a system, though. Because of this, the traditional optimization-model-based facility energy management system encounters substantial difficulties with online forecast and calculation. To solve this problem, the paper proposes a ML technique dependent on a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM). The suggested control system structure allows for the separation of the offline and online stages of the LSTM technique. The LSTM is being used to map states (inputs) to decisions (outputs) based on system training during the offline stage. As a result, the supercapacitor receives an online calculation and distribution of the high-frequency power requirement. The SOC of the supercapacitor is kept within the appropriate range via fuzzy logic control. To evaluate the efficacy of the suggested energy management control technique, a 70 V battery with 92 V supercapacitor hybrid energy storage devices for hardware platforms have been created.

Developing an integrated digital delivery framework for designing and planning construction projects: a review of interoperable digital technologies

The emergence of industry 4.0 has given rise to the application of various digital technologies in the construction industry (CI). However, the integration of these different digital technologies towards the delivery of project objectives has been hampered over the years, especially at the design and planning stages of construction. Thus, the concept of integrated digital delivery (IDD) has been proposed as a means of integrating digital technologies to enhance construction process workflows and productivity through collaboration. This study conducted a critical review of extant literature of IDD application in the CI to identify the technologies which can be readily integrated at the design and planning phase of IDD. This study aims at proposing a system architecture design for the application of digital technologies at the design and planning phase of IDD. To achieve this aim, the study employed a systematic review to analyze 63 papers obtained from Scopus and Web of Science databases. Subsequently, content analysis was used to ascertain prospects and opportunities for integrating and interoperating the identified technologies. This study identified BIM, VR/AR, Digital Twin, Big Data and CPS as the most prominent interoperable technologies for digital design and planning in IDD. This study contributes to the body of knowledge by providing a framework for integrating and adopting these technologies at the digital design and planning phase to improve project performance. This serves as a roadmap for the adoption of digital tools in digital design and planning.

Implementation of the Supervisory Function of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia on the Protection of Copyright of Musical Works Based on Law Number 28 of 2014

This study explores the practical application of the supervisory function vested in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia concerning safeguarding copyright for musical works, as delineated by Law Number 28 of 2014. The primary focus lies in assessing the effectiveness of the regulatory framework in place to protect the intellectual property rights of creators in the music industry. The research employs a multidisciplinary approach, incorporating legal analysis, policy evaluation, and case studies to gauge the implementation of Law Number 28 of 2014. It investigates the Ministry's role in overseeing the enforcement of copyright protection measures, addressing challenges faced, and proposing potential improvements to enhance the efficacy of the supervisory function. Key aspects under scrutiny include the Ministry's mechanisms for monitoring copyright infringement, facilitating legal recourse for rights holders, and fostering collaboration between stakeholders in the music industry. Additionally, the study explores the adaptation of supervisory practices to technological advancements, such as digital platforms and online distribution channels, which pose unique challenges to copyright protection. The findings aim to provide insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the current supervisory framework, offering recommendations for legislative adjustments, administrative enhancements, and collaborative initiatives. Ultimately, this research contributes to the ongoing discourse on intellectual property protection in the context of the evolving landscape of the music industry in Indonesia, seeking to fortify the legal infrastructure for the benefit of creators, consumers, and the broader cultural ecosystem.

Pengaruh Rebranding, Persepsi Kualitas, dan Brand Image Terhadap Loyalitas Konsumen pada PT. Cipta Giri Sentosa.

This study aims to analyze the influence of Rebranding, Preceived Quality, and Brand Image on Consumer Loyalty at PT. Copyright Giri Sentosa. This study used quantitative research with 100 respondents. Purposive sampling data sampling technique was collected through 100 respondents. This study used primary data obtained from the distribution of questionnaires online. The respondents were patients of Semen Gresik Hospital who had or are using CGS Drug Delivery Service. Then, non-probability sampling is used for sampling. In this study, it was found that there was a positive and significant influence between Quality Perception and Brand Image on Consumer Loyalty, while Rebranding had a positive but not significant influence on consumer loyalty. The results showed that the Rebranding (X1) has an insignificant effect on the variable of consumer loyalty (Y), this shows that respondents are more likely to prioritize the quality of products or services rather than just changes in the company's visual identity so that these changes do not guarantee consumers to be loyal to CGS drug delivery services. Quality perception variable (X2) has a significant effect on consumer loyalty variable (Y), This shows that the quality provided by CGS matches or even exceeds their expectations thus, making consumers give high value to the quality of service and consumers become loyal. Brand Image variable (X3) has a significant effect on Consumer loyalty variable (Y), This shows that CGS drug delivery service customers tend to have a positive perception of the CGS brand so, this can have a positive impact on customer loyalty., The conclusion is that the Rebranding variable has a positive but not significant effect, while the quality perception and Brand Image variables have a positive and significant effect.

Educational affordances of music video games and gaming mobile apps

ABSTRACT The rapid advancement of mobile and computing technologies has made the enjoyment of music in the video gaming experience more accessible and affordable, and has raised the interest of educators in the affordances of music-related games for informal music learning. This study aimed to examine the educational affordances of music-related games through content analysis. User reviews of music gaming mobile apps and video games were collected from two major digital distribution platforms and analysed to identify patterns and meanings related to their educational affordances and learning design. The findings reflected a sense of competence, autonomy and engagement resulting from playing video games, which motivated players to become self-directed learners in the context of informal learning. Several bias and limitations were identified, suggesting that an overreliance on video games may lead to unbalanced musical growth and incomprehensive musicianship training.

DISCUSSION ON ECOLOGICAL AQUACULTURE AND INNOVATIVE OPERATION STRATEGY

This study aims to improve the problems faced by Taiwan's aquaculture industry, such as the increased risk of drug residues caused by excessive use of water and soil resources and high-density farming, and to improve its competitiveness. Improve regional production and marketing operations, increase environmental protection production methods, and increase young people's willingness to return to their hometowns to invest. In order to increase consumers' trust in aquaculture aquatic products, basic safety requirements can be achieved through production and sales history labels, vacuum-sealed packaging, and clear labels, thereby enhancing consumer loyalty. Brand features and product discounts can also enhance loyalty. This study uses the focus group interview method to understand the problems of regional farming and the expected future prospects. Results found that it is possible to integrate regional farmers, establish sales channels for agricultural and fishery products in Chiayi, achieve sustainable development and improve competitiveness, and increase the willingness of young people to return to their hometowns to invest. To sum up, there are the following three propositions: (1) Construct cooperation channels to increase the added value of production and sales. (2) Introduce friendly breeding and increase product differentiation. (3) Establish an intelligent platform to train young people to return hometown. In addition, it is also suggested to combine the promotion of local recreational fishery and the characteristics of e-commerce distribution and sales to establish an operation model of online distribution and sales; and widely publicize Taiwan's seafood and aquatic product certification and inspection system to promote friendly farming methods to improve the existing breeding environment. Protect the sustainable environment and increase production value.