Digital Technology Platform Research Articles

How Digital Transformation Affect the Competitiveness of Enterprises of Petroleum Corporation

Petroleum enterprises play an important fundamental role in our national economy. In the context of the rapid development of the digital economy, digital transformation is an effective way for enterprises to use digital information technology and digital platforms to enhance traditional power, promote information technology and business innovation, improve corporate performance, and seek lasting competitive advantages. Based on the concepts of digital transformation, dynamic capability and enterprise competitiveness and relevant theoretical basis, this paper constructs A theoretical model of digital transformation and enterprise competitiveness of petroleum enterprises with 1052 samples of 98 oil enterprises listed on Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares from 2007 to 2021. Content analysis and crawler technology were used to calculate the degree of digital transformation, factor analysis was used to calculate the enterprise competitiveness index, and statistical analysis software STATA15.1 was used to analyze the impact of digital transformation on the competitiveness of petroleum enterprises and the regulatory role of knowledge transfer ability in this process. The results show that the digital transformation of petroleum enterprises is positively correlated with the competitiveness of petroleum enterprises. Knowledge transfer ability plays a moderating role in the relationship between digital transformation and competitiveness of petroleum enterprises. This paper discusses the mechanism between the digital transformation of petroleum enterprises and the competitiveness of enterprises, which helps petroleum enterprises to actively promote digital transformation, enhance their emphasis on technological innovation and patent research, and provide new ideas for petroleum enterprises to promote digital transformation and enhance their competitiveness.

Kapitalisme Digital dalam Media Sosial Youtube: Kritik Terhadap Perkembangan Teknologi Digital Berdasarkan Pemikiran Herbert Marcuse

The development of digital technology which is so rapid at this time has an impact on changes in various lines of society. One of the changes in behavior and new habits can be seen in how people interact with various digital technology platforms that are used as channels of communication and socialization. Through these various digital platforms, the public can not only easily obtain information, but can also process and produce information. The change in role from consumer to producer is one of the influences of technology that drives society today to be in the information society era. However, user-generated content basically generates huge profits for social media operators through user-produced content and of course, also comes from advertisements. This monetization is perceived by users as an opportunity to earn income through social media. Thus, users are competing in various ways to produce content in order to achieve monetization in accordance with the terms and conditions of social media operators. On the one hand, it seems that these social media users are not aware that their existence in social media is basically an instrument of the system contained in social media itself. The data in this article was carried out by analyzing a number of YouTube application YouTuber accounts and conducting an analysis. A case study approach to see how the phenomenon of digital capitalization through YouTube is carried out by social media operators. Furthermore, the results of the analysis are examined with the one-dimensional human perspective of Herbert Marcuse

The Effect of Digital Technology on the Development of Halal Tourism in Southeast Asia

Tourism is experiencing very rapid development. The tourism that is now very popular with the world community is halal tourism which is starting to be in great demand for halal tourism by world Muslim tourists. Along with the entry of the era of technological digitalization in this millennial era, many tourism industries use digital media as a means of promotion. The presence of digital media influences the behavior of tourists and the public. This research intends to see how the influence of digitalization of technology on the development of halal tourism in Southeast Asia. Qualitative data analysis methods are used in this study so that it can produce descriptive data in the form of writing. Data is analyzed by content analysis and content description. Content analysis is a way to learn and understand the meaning of sources that correlate with assessment. The results of this study show that the existence of digital media information on tourism has a positive impact on the development of halal tourism in Southeast Asia. With the existence of digital technology platforms, it can promote tourist destinations to everyone easily and at a low cost. However, the impact of digitalization media also has a negative influence, namely misuse of applications and misinformation that affects the development of halal tourism through digital technology.

Relationship between density and recoverability in social networks

The paper explores elements of the existing literature to investigate the complex relationship between the density of social networks and their resilience to shocks. Density and recoverability are key concepts in understanding the strength of social networks. It discusses how a dense social network can facilitate communication recovery by providing multiple pathways for reorganization and mutual support among users. However, it can also lead to rigidity and vulnerability to targeted attacks or systematic failures. The importance of an optimal balance between the density of a network and the diversity of its connections to maximize its recoverability is explored, along with the role of digital technology and social networking platforms in changing these dynamics. The article concludes with recommendations for future research and other considerations for designing and managing resilient social networks, focusing on the need for a better understanding of the interplay between network structures, social dynamics, and the external factors that influence them.

Cyber Notaris dalam Penyimpanan Minuta Akta: Studi Legalitas dalam Bukti Kekuatan di Persidangan

This research is motivated by the development of notary services in the digital era, the use of information technology is increasingly widespread, including in the legal field. Many countries have adopted the practice of storing documents in digital form, including minutes of deeds made by a notary. The legal system has an important role in ensuring justice and legal certainty for society. In the legal system, the strength of evidence is a very important element in building arguments and making the right decisions in court. The research methods used in this research include analysis of notary documents covering policies and regulations, surveys of several notary institutions, interviews with several contributing informants, and analysis of trial results. Following the results of research conducted that the legality and strength of evidence from the use of Cyber Notaries in storing minutes of the deed. Cyber Notary refers to a notary who uses digital technology and electronic platforms to carry out notarial tasks including keeping the minutes of the deed. The use of a Cyber Notary in keeping minuta deeds has legally recognized legality. In many jurisdictions, regulations, and policies have been introduced to regulate the use of technology in notary practice. This shows an acknowledgment of the validity of the documents kept by the Cyber Notary.

ARCHITECTURE OF THE ECOSYSTEM OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY
 AND THE FORMATION OF THE NEO-INDUSTRIAL REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM 
 OF THE COUNTRY

The Fourth Industrial Revolution changes the course of the fundamental principles of the functioning of the digital economy and transfers it to the coordinates of neo-industrial development. The digital economy is undergoing one of the most significant transformations and is transforming into a neo-industrial one. In the new conditions, new theoretical knowledge and digital technology platforms are being transformed into leading factors of neo-industrial development. In the digital economy, a neo-industrial productive force is being created, which serves as the basis for transformational processes that are acquiring a global character. The active spread of the achievements of the fourth industrial revolution changes the qualitative characteristic of economic activity and creates a neo-industrial reproductive system.

Tripartite Collaboration among Government, Digital Technology Platform, and Manufacturing Enterprises: Evolutionary Game Model

To solve the problems of economic growth and environmental pollution in China, it is crucial for local governments, as the responsible body for environmental protection, to rely on digital technology platforms to promote the green transformation of manufacturing industries, which is conducive to achieving sustainable social development. This study constructs a tripartite evolutionary game model and simulates and analyzes the influencing factors of manufacturing enterprises, the government and digital technology platforms. The study found that the critical value of the government subsidies for manufacturing enterprises using digital technology platforms is between 0.2 and 0.5. Manufacturing enterprises as “economic agents” should ensure their own profits and the good operation of their business when using digital technology platforms for green upgrading. The government penalties can improve enterprises’ green productivity as tested. This study enriches the research in the field of combining game theory and digital economy. It provides a theoretical reference for behavioral decisions of manufacturing enterprises, the government and digital technology platforms.

Platform based Innovation Ecosystems: Value Network Configuration Perspective

A platform-based innovation ecosystem links multiple markets and their corresponding stakeholders for joint value creation and innovation around a platform, and it is critical for the platform sponsor to manage the configuration efficiently for maximized value and survival. Through a multi-case study, we propose a configurational framework for platform ecosystems to analyze multi-stakeholder business structures, boundary decisions and their relationships. We define the context as for-profit business networks that leverage a digital platform to create multi-sided market circumstances and to engage partners as well as customers in joint innovation and value creation. Empirically we study five small to mid-sized digital information and communication technology platforms and their ecosystems. The discoveries elaborate on the four characteristic configurations and activities involved in the platform ecosystem management, and show configurational differences between open, semi-open, and closed innovation ecosystems. We propose the value-network configurations for the ecosystem, upstream producer, downstream consumer, and partner driven scenarios. Contradicting the existing literature, we argue that complementarities are created by two different producer actors and the consumption is influenced by two different downstream actors. We also argue that an internal production platform can be considered a platform ecosystem for innovation in the case of the extensive use of external knowledge and resource sources. The results extend the understanding of a platform ecosystem as a multi-layered configuration, and show what are the roles of different functions in the multi-layered structure.

A systematic review of technology-mediated social work practice: Benefits, uncertainties, and future directions

Summary Social workers are increasingly using digital technology and online platforms in service delivery, with many services having moved online in 2020 following the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic. A systematic literature review was conducted to synthesize research on the benefits and uncertainties of technology-mediated social work practice. Relevant keywords were searched in the following databases, Scopus, EbscoHost, SocINDEX, and Google Scholar. A total of 28 articles were included in this review, and their findings were synthesized thematically. Findings The review revealed several benefits of using digital tools and online platforms, including providing services to the larger population and making social work more available and accessible. However, while technology was widely employed in social work practice, there were some uncertainties about the impacts of technology on practice, maintaining professional boundaries, and concerns over privacy and confidentiality. Implication There is a need for further support for social workers to access flexible, efficient, and creative tools to maintain the quality of service delivery. The interdisciplinary collaboration between social work bodies and organizations with technology developers will improve technology-mediated social work practice to be aligned with professional principles, ethics, and values.

КОРЕКТИРОВКА ВЕКТОРА РАБОТЫ HR-СИСТЕМЫ ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ ПРИ ВНЕДРЕНИИ И РАЗВИТИИ ЦИФРОВЫХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ

The use of digital technologies in personnel management is a leading competitive advantage in today’s business space. The article examines the impact of the introduction of digital systems on the management of the organization. New features of the behavior of HR specialists of organizations are determined. The directions for improving HR analytics are investigated. It is noted that the introduction of digital technologies leads to the emergence of new and changes in previously solved tasks in the HR system. Digital technologies give HR specialists the opportunity to change their role and raise their status in the organization. The digital technology platforms used in business practice are considered, their advantages are shown. The focus is on promising digital HR practices, such as the use of chatbots and social networks, big data analysis, the use of applications and analytics based on artificial intelligence, the use of cloud technologies in software, the use of machine learning.

Ethical path for human rights protection in the digital society

In the digital age, digital survival has become an important part of the basic way of life, and produced a series of digital situation related human rights protection requirements, including equal use of digital technology without discrimination, from the use of digital technology, from the use of digital technology manipulation of people, as well as the personal digital information and property autonomy, etc. In the face of increasingly professional and strong control of digital technology, the digital age of human rights protection not only need the government to establish regulation digital technology development and application of laws and regulations, establish professional relief agencies to regulate data companies and online social platform, provide effective relief to help digital vulnerable groups, and requires the development and use of digital technology and network social platform to strengthen self-discipline, and establish everyone must abide by the digital technology application ethics.

Razvitie kitajskogo animacionnogo iskusstva v cifrovuyu epohu

The wide application of computer technology and the Internet has brought about global network technology changes. In this digital age, digital media art, which has become mainstream, has a huge impact on traditional art forms. In this context, this study examines the main stages that Chinese animation art has gone through up to date and the possibilities of integrating digital technology platform with China's distinctive national culture on this particular platform.

Communication Ethics in the World of Digital Media

Social media is a medium for interconnecting and because it happens online, people can interact with each other without being restricted by space or time. Social media eliminates human boundaries for social, space and time limits on this social media. People can communicate with each other anytime, anywhere. Indonesian society is in the digital age, and the use of the Internet as an information and communication technology is inseparable from the aspect of life. Changes in thinking and behavior make it easier for people to use digital technology platforms that provide interactive information. The importance of communication ethics in digital media to control emotions and respect the privacy of others. So speak good and polite words and don't use harsh and Keywords: Ethics, Communication, Digital Mediaprovocative pornography or Sarah's words.

Digital Transformation in Education: Forms, Contributing Factors, and Impacts

This study intends to catalogue the types of digital technologies utilized in learning interactions, accessing learning resources, and conducting assessments online. Additionally, it makes an effort to examine the internal and external factors that support learning through digital technology and their effects on student learning outcomes. This study employs a descriptive qualitative methodology. Data were gathered using observation, documentation studies, and interviews. To map the position of the school in digital-based learning, data on internal and external factors were analyzed through an internal and external factors evaluation matrix. According to the study's findings, websites, e-modules from kemendikbud.go.id, YouTube, Google Scholar, Google Docs, and other digital technology platforms are used to access learning resources. Quiz, Google forms, and e-reports are used for learning assessment while Zoom, Google Meet, What's App, and Quiz are utilized for learning interactions. The study of internal and external factors' outcomes demonstrates that the school's strengths over weaknesses allow it to respond quickly to the threats posed by digital-based learning. It is possible to overcome the threats of time management in online learning by leveraging a variety of digital technology apps that enhance student learning outcomes. Keywords: digital technology, digital transformation, digital-based learning DOI: 10.7176/JEP/13-33-01 Publication date: November 30 th 2022

Realizing a Rural Sustainable Development through a Digital Village Construction: Experiences from China

The rapid application of digital technology in rural areas has been carried out worldwide, but academic research on the theme of digital villages is still in its infancy. The academia is still unclear about the construction content, theoretical framework and realization path of the digital village construction. Against this background, this paper studies how villages can transform into digital villages and achieve a sustainable development. Firstly, this paper builds a digital village technology architecture system from four levels: infrastructure system, village brain, application support system and application service system. The system points out the specific construction content from the technical point of view, and provides scientific guidance for construction activities. Secondly, with the help of digital empowerment theory, the theoretical framework of the digital village construction to promote a sustainable rural development, is constructed from five fields: industry, ecology, culture, service and governance. Finally, the theoretical framework is verified through five Chinese cases, and two characteristics of a digital village construction are summarized to provide reference and guidance for digital village practice activities. The digital village construction should use data, digital technology and digital platform as the base, attract multiple subjects to participate and form symbiotic relationships, and achieve a rural sustainable development.

Classroom Digital Teaching and College Students' Academic Burnout in the Post COVID-19 Era: A Cross-Sectional Study.

The continued development of digital technology and its overuse in teaching and learning in the post-epidemic era have brought about digital health risks, which are associated with academic burnout among college students. This study focused on the relationship between classroom digital teaching and students’ academic burnout and designed the Classroom Burnout Inventory (CBI) and the Classroom Burnout Causes Inventory (CBCI) to conduct a cross-sectional survey of 206 Chinese university students. Correlations and regression analyses were conducted between key factors and burnout values through a path model of “Digital teaching-Teaching & learning process-Causes subjects-Burnout”. The results of the study show that an inappropriate and excessive use of unintegrated digital teaching and learning technologies in the classroom was positively correlated with academic burnout among college students. Burnout levels and the three manifestations were not correlated with students’ gender, grade, and major. In terms of causes, the academic burnout of college students was more correlated with their own personal reasons than with external factors such as teachers, universities, and environments. Integrating digital technology platforms, enhancing teacher leadership in the digital classroom, and strengthening peer support and students’ psychological resilience are all meaningful explorations of academic burnout prevention strategies.

PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REGULATION OF A TRADE AGGREGATOR AS A DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM

The study of the features of a trading aggregator is a relatively new direction in legal science. The article discusses the concept, principles and participants of a trade aggregator as a kind of digital technology platform in the Russian Federation. The relevance of the topic is due to scientific and practical interest in the problem of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of legal regulation, the quality of regulatory legal acts. The lack of a federal legal framework and uniform approaches to terminology in this area significantly hamper the development of legal regulation and create difficulties in the field of practical activities to protect the rights and interests of consumers. The purpose of the study is to determine the further directions of its development based on the analysis of scientific materials affecting various aspects of the trade aggregator, federal regulatory legal acts. Methodological tools are selected taking into account the goals and objectives of the study. The methodological basis was a complex of general scientific, private scientific and private legal research methods: dialectical approach, systemic, logical methods, formal legal, comparative legal and other methods of scientific knowledge. The authors come to the conclusion about the need for more conceptual normative transformations. The results of the work can be used both in studying issues related to the concept, essence and features of a trade aggregator in the digital services market in the Russian Federation, and in developing proposals for improving legal regulation in this area. The concept and principles of a trade aggregator require clarification. It is necessary to understand the legal capacity and capacity of various participants in the trade aggregator in order to avoid violating the rights and interests of consumers, suppliers and other participants in today's digital environment.

The Implementation Environment for a Digital Technology Platform of Renewable Energy Sources

The study addressed broad aspects related to digital technology platforms and renewable energy sources, including the integration of these systems and concepts. The main objective was to identify the implementation environment for a digital technology platform of renewable energy sources (RES) based on business and consumer feedback. This gives an insight into whether there is a favourable environment for implementing a RES digital technology platform. The study was based on research carried out using computer-assisted telephone interview (CATI) and computer-assisted web interview (CAWI) methods. Additionally, an alternative model of attitudes towards digital technology platforms (DTPs) built using CATREG (categorical regression) analysis was also referred to. The study found that currently, there is a positive attitude among companies, including those which install RES systems, as well as among consumers towards the implementation of DTP-based RES projects. This attitude is driven by the many benefits that can be achieved by using these platforms. However, there are some obstacles to the implementation of a digital RES platform. These relate to cyber security concerns, including computer or internet failures. However, the obstacles are not crucial for the practical implementation of the discussed platform.

Driving Course Engagement Through Multimodal Strategic Technologies

This paper describes the development of a new second-year level undergraduate Physics course at the University of Newcastle, comprising three four-week modules (encompassing Special Relativity, Nuclear and Particle Physics) for a combined roster of both Newcastle and James Cook students. A series of multimodal digital learning technology platforms were employed to see if they could maximise student engagement. Specifically, a flipped classroom system was trialled whereby students were tasked with creating their own lecture notes from online videos (created using Lightboard and PowerPoint). This approach resulted in 90% of the class actively engaging with the lecture content. Weekly online tutorial workshops consistently achieved an attendance rate of approximately 85% and included an online quiz based on embedded questions within the lecture videos. In addition, innovative STEM laboratory workshops exploited active engagement strategies including purely online worksheets to blended and remote experiments. The inclusion of a Slack-based project management hub enabled students to work seamlessly under constantly changing COVID-19 restrictions while exposing them to planning, management and Python control coding, under the visage of “embracing technology and best practice to deliver the greatest possible student experience”. A review of students’ view of the Lightboard and PowerPoint lecture content was conducted with Lightboard being the student’s outright preference.

Who’s talking? Cognitive semiotics in the (new media) wild

Abstract An axiom of Per Aage Brandt’s approach to conceptual blending, known colloquially as the “Aarhus model”, is that semiosis only makes sense when grounded in communicative interaction. Here we adopt that approach in relation to the reality of current, daily communication which is increasingly mediated by digital audio-visual technology platforms. We pursue this goal via a small set of case studies that explore how this technology changes and challenges social interaction and how participants exploit and adapt cognitive, embodied, technological, and semiotic resources in creating meaningful, collective, virtual spaces of joint social activity. In so doing, we expand the horizon of inquiry and contribute insights that have relevance for the new media ecology. This application of cognitive semiotic analyses of video meetings confronts the nature of “mediation” and its accomplishment, the status of “virtual spaces”, and “social presence.”