Greater Jakarta Research Articles

The Influence of Incentives, Quality, and Product Availability on Attitude toward Purchase Decision of Battery Electric Vehicle at the Greater Jakarta

Transport and mobility have significant contributions to the emissions in urban cities in Indonesia. The Indonesian government has supported the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) as part of the commitment to zero emissions by 2060. According to The Association of Indonesia Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO), in 2022 the electric vehicle contributes 1.49% of the total domestic passenger car sales in Indonesia. This EV population was too small compared to what the government targeted for the adoption of EVs. This study aims to analyze the influence of government incentives, product quality, and product availability on consumer’s attitudes toward purchase decisions of battery electric vehicles (BEV). A sample of 149 respondents, who have a driving license, live in the greater area of Jakarta were collected through a questionnaire-based primary data. Through a rigorous procedure of structural equation modeling (Smart-PLS), it is found that variables of government incentives and product quality have no significant effect on consumer purchase decision for BEVs. Product availability and attitude variable has positive and significant effect on consumer purchase decision for BEVs. Moreover, the product availability variable is imperative since it is found to be the most significant variable construct. Thus, as the managerial implication, BEV dealer and manufacturer could consider the availability of various choices of electric cars with the price and driving range capabilities. Future research is recommended to cover all types of EVs, collect wider respondents on different areas and also explore different variables that influence EV customer purchase decision.

Hubungan Pola Asuh dan Adiksi Internet pada Remaja Kristen di Jabodetabek

Christian teenagers Jabodetabek, like teenagers in general, are vulnerable to internet addiction. The type of parenting style from parents plays an important role in determining the level of internet addiction of adolescents. This study aims to identify differences in the level of internet addiction based on the type of parenting style among Christian adolescents in Greater Jakarta. A total of 291 adolescents participated in this study. This study uses two instruments, namely the Internet Addiction Test (IAT) to measure the level of internet addiction and the Parenting Style Inventory-II (PSI-II) to identify the type of parenting style of parents. The results showed that neglectful parenting was associated with higher rates of internet addiction in adolescents. In contrast, authoritative and permissive parenting, which has a higher level of responsiveness, tends to be associated with lower rates of internet addiction. These findings show the importance of responsive parenting in preventing internet addiction in adolescents.

Impact of over-the-top video providers on viewing satisfaction and its effect on watching a movie in cinema: Bridging preferences and challenges

Netflix, Disney Hotstar, Amazon Prime, and VIU are projected to abolish cinema due to fierce competition. Traditional cinema businessmen blame the COVID-19 pandemic for exacerbating cinema's collapse. Streaming services are more like websites than TV and movie theatres in terms of distribution and accessibility. Streaming platforms provide users more control over content selection and consumption, changing how they watch TV and films. This study compares OTT video provider viewing pleasure to cinema viewing satisfaction. Satisfaction is essential to understanding customer decisions and entertainment. Analysing and comparing both mediums' satisfaction levels will reveal what influences viewers' tastes and entertainment choices. This survey-based investigation was quantitative. OTT users and cinemagoers in Greater Jakarta (Jakarta-Bogor-Depok-Tangerang-Bekasi) were surveyed. June 2024's survey. This study compares OTT and cinema viewing satisfaction. 148 respondents were used in this investigation. This study sheds light on the changing dynamics between OTT video providers and traditional cinema experiences. The research will also help industry practitioners understand viewers' preferences and optimise their offers to increase satisfaction and competitiveness. This study compares OTT video providers' viewing satisfaction to cinema experiences to better understand viewers' leisure preferences. The findings will help industry players decide on content generation, distribution, and user experience improvements. This study contributes to the discussion over entertainment consumption's future and customer pleasure.

Will e-consumers wait longer for a more sustainable on-demand food delivery? A choice experiment using green information

ABSTRACT The rapid growth of on-demand food delivery has sparked concerns about its societal and environmental impact. While alternative solutions like group ordering and electric bikes aim to address these issues, their adoption is hindered by inconveniences, mainly due to the longer delivery times, which are critical in food delivery. Price incentives such as discounts have traditionally been used as compensation, but questions about their long-term feasibility persist. This study assesses whether providing carbon footprint information can reduce the reliance on price incentives, especially when compensating for longer delivery times. Through a mixed-design experiment with 215 e-consumers in Greater Jakarta, we found that green information effectively encourages more sustainable delivery choices, similar to discounts. However, combining green information with discounts adds little value, suggesting that emphasizing green information alone could reduce financial costs and foster intrinsic motivation. Additionally, female and younger consumers are more responsive to green information, indicating the potential for targeted sustainability efforts in the on-demand food delivery sector.

Investigating Consumer’s Attitudes Toward New Carbon Tax Regulation in Indonesia

Abstract The Indonesian Government’s 2021 initiative to curb carbon emissions through carbon tax aims to influence the behavior of firms and consumers, particularly, those reliant on fossil fuels. Simultaneously, the carbon tax is envisaged as a means of generating state income and facilitating environmental investments. This research investigates Indonesian consumers’ attitudes toward the carbon tax through a representative survey, analyzing awareness, acceptance, and support levels as indicators and utilizing Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) with Partial Least Squares (PLS) program. The study explores opinions on the climate crisis and carbon tax, with a focus on Greater Jakarta. Preconceptions of climate change and their influence on attitudes are examined, along with socio-demographic characteristics shaping consumer behaviours. Findings reveal a heightened climate crisis awareness among the participants, however, a quarter remain unaware of the carbon tax enactment. Most consumers accept the tax, recognizing personal and industry responsibility for carbon reduction. Many are willing to contribute with tax rates of 1% to 3%. Policy recommendations include fostering political trust, progressive taxation on fossil fuels, and government incentives for carbon reduction. The study underscores the link between awareness, acceptance, and support for carbon tax implementation, suggesting further research on additional support indicators, including political trust.

The Effect of Job Stress and Corporate Culture on Turnover Intention Mediated By Employee Engagement (Empirical Study: Workers In The Field of Information Technology In Greater Jakarta)

The Effect of Job Stress and Corporate Culture on Turnover Intention Mediated By Employee Engagement (Empirical Study: Workers In The Field of Information Technology In Greater Jakarta)

The Impact of Product Quality and Courier Service Quality on Customer Loyalty, with Customer Satisfaction as Mediator (An Empirical Study of Alfagift Application Users In Greater Jakarta)

The Impact of Product Quality and Courier Service Quality on Customer Loyalty, with Customer Satisfaction as Mediator (An Empirical Study of Alfagift Application Users In Greater Jakarta)

Transformational Leadership’s Impact On Employee Engagement: a Study of Formal Workers In Greater Jakarta

This research analyzes the impact of Transformational Leadership on Employee Engagement. The data was collected from 119 workers who represented a population of formal workers in Greater Jakarta. Linear regression analysis were used to test hypothesis. The results show that Transformational Leadership has positive impact Employee Engagement. This finding provides further evidence for practitioners who aspire to get better employee performance through increasing Employee Engagement Level.

How Gender, Region, And Lifestyle Effect The Decision to Islamic Financial Literacy of Millennial Generation in Greater Jakarta

How Gender, Region, And Lifestyle Effect The Decision to Islamic Financial Literacy of Millennial Generation in Greater Jakarta

Pengaruh Mobile App Attractiveness, Functionality, Security dan Consumer Fulfillment Terhadap E-Loyalty dengan E-Satisfaction Sebagai Intervening pada E-Commerce Tokopedia

With e-satisfaction serving as a mediator in the Tokopedia online business, the purpose of this study is to examine the impact of versatile application attractiveness, functionality, security, and customer fulfilment on e-loyalty. For the quantitative research approach, data were gathered through a survey. The members in this study are Tokopedia web based business clients who have made purchases there. The sample for this study is made up of some Tokopedia e-commerce customers who have purchased at least one mobile phone product since January 2023. Tokopedia is only available to customers in Greater Jakarta. In this study, probability sampling is used. The SEM-PLS approach is used by the specialist. The study found that attractiveness, security, and customer fulfillment of mobile apps had a significant impact on e-satisfaction. Functionality had no significant impact on e-satisfaction. E-loyalty is also significantly influenced by customer satisfaction and customer fulfillment. E-satisfaction had no significant impact on moderating customer fulfillment to e-loyalty in this study.

Analysis of the Influence of Influencer Marketing and Social Media Marketing Activities on Instagram Social Media in Creating Customer Purchase Intention on Cosmetic Products in Greater Jakarta

Social media marketing and influencer marketing occupy the first and second positions in top digital marketing in 2022, but social media users in Indonesia in January 2022 – January 2023 decreased by 24 million. By focusing on generation Y and generation Z in the Jabodetabek area, the research was conducted using quantitative methods and a total of 257 respondents were used who were collected via Google Forms. With the aim of determining the influence of social media marketing activities and influencer marketing on current purchase intentions directly or indirectly, data processing was carried out using SmartPLS resulting in social media marketing activities and influencer marketing having an influence on purchase intentions, as well as the same results for customer perceived value on customer satisfaction, and customer satisfaction on customer purchase intention, and customer perceived value and customer satisfaction successfully mediate social media marketing activities and influencer marketing on purchase intentions. The findings have different results between the generation Y and generation Z groups discussed in the research.

Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Perilaku Pembelian Sayuran Organik Studi Kasus pada Konsumen Sayuran Organik di Jabodetabek

This study aims to examine the Factors Influencing Organic Vegetable Purchasing Behavior Case Study on Organic Vegetable Consumers in Greater Jakarta. The sample in this study consisted of 50 respondents. The analysis method used is Partial Least Square. The results of the analysis showed that price on attitude had a negative and insignificant influence on organic vegetable buying behavior. Subjective norms and attitudes on purchase intention have a positive and significant influence on organic vegetable purchasing behavior. Purchase Intention on purchasing behavior has a positive and significant influence on organic vegetable purchasing behavior. Environmental knowledge, environmental concerns, advertising, long-term orientation and price quality on attitudes have no influence on organic vegetable purchasing behavior.

Unlocking Employee Innovative Behaviour: Exploring the Power of Transformational Leadership and Tacit Knowledge Sharing Among Indonesian White-Collar Workers

Abstract Research purpose. The study explores the impact of transformational leadership on innovative employee behaviour, with tacit knowledge sharing as a mediator. This contributes to existing literature on the dynamic interplay between transformational leadership, employee innovation, and tacit knowledge sharing within organisational contexts. Design / Methodology / Approach. The study used a cross-sectional research design to examine relationships between the variables. 450 questionnaires were distributed among white-collar employees in Greater Jakarta, and a high response rate of 91.2% was achieved. Using the widely accepted Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling technique, the study further analysed the hypothesised relationship among transformational leadership, tacit knowledge sharing, and innovative work behaviour. Findings. As evident from the study, transformational leadership would play a major role in influencing the level of sharing of tacit knowledge among employees and, therefore, would result in a supportive, innovative environment. It also has a direct effect on the employees to behave in an innovative way by the inculcation of new ideas or changes. Tacit knowledge sharing is positively related to innovative behaviour. Transformational leadership also indirectly affects innovative behaviour via tacit knowledge sharing. The model explaining these linkages was also further evidenced to be effective through the conduction of structural equation modelling. Overall, the results underline transformational leadership as a critical success factor for a knowledge-sharing culture and innovation development within the organisation, either directly or indirectly. Originality / Value / Practical implications. The research topic area also encompasses the role of tacit knowledge sharing in mediating the relationship of transformational leadership with innovative work behaviour and, hence, reveals the connection between leadership and innovation through knowledge exchange. It places transformational leadership in a discourse of knowledge management and outcomes of innovation, which points to the general importance of intangible assets and specifically to knowledge sharing. The empirical findings supported the idea that transformational leaders provide a climate where sharing tacit knowledge is an important aspect of organisational innovation. This review, therefore, focuses on the knowledge management, innovation, and leadership literature, with the aim of providing a multidisciplinary overview that would be helpful for readers in management, organisational psychology, and business innovation. This is the approach of leadership development by organisational leadership. HR professionals need to focus on strategies supporting the inculcation of a culture of sharing tacit knowledge around innovation. It ought to support measurement approaches for evaluating effectiveness in leader-led efforts to promote innovation and knowledge exchange.

Determining Interest in Using Mobile Banking Applications in the Greater Jakarta

This study aimed to analyze the influence of perceived usefulness, service features, security, and trust on the interest in using mobile banking (e-banking) applications in the Greater Jakarta area. Additionally, it identified the most dominant variable influencing the interest in using the applications. The focus of the investigation was on mobile banking applications offered by BCA and BNI. The method further included the collection of primary data and conducting various tests such as validity, reliability, normality, heteroscedasticity, and multicollinearity testing. Multiple linear regression, determination coefficient, f-test, and t-test were also used with questionnaire instruments. The validated data were obtained from 100 respondents selected through a non-probability survey, specifically using a purposive sampling method. The results showed that perceived usefulness, service features, security, and trust all influenced the interest in using mobile banking in Greater Jakarta. Based on the t-test results and standardized coefficient beta analysis, perceived usefulness evolved as the most dominant variable.

The effect of antecedent variables to improve performance while working from home: Study of teachers at private school in Greater Jakarta

The effect of antecedent variables to improve performance while working from home: Study of teachers at private school in Greater Jakarta

The Influence of Link Duration on Supplier-Buyer Collaboration in the Automotive Industry: Lessons from Greater Jakarta, Indonesia

The Influence of Link Duration on Supplier-Buyer Collaboration in the Automotive Industry: Lessons from Greater Jakarta, Indonesia

The role of trust and perceived risk on Muslim behavior in buying halal-certified food

PurposeThe purpose of this study to examine the factors that encourage/inhibit Muslim behavior in buying halal-certified food (HCF), based on two theories, the knowledge-attitude-behavior model and the attitude-behavior-context model; and study the impact of trust and perceived risk on Muslim behavior in buying HCF, and their role in moderating the relationship between halal awareness and religious commitment with Muslim behavior in buying HCF.Design/methodology/approachThe research population target is Muslims aged 18 years or older who reside in Greater Jakarta and have purchased certified halal food at least once in the past month. The survey method is a self-administered survey using a purposive sampling technique. The online survey has been successful in getting 283 Muslim respondents. In analyzing the causal relationship and hypothesis testing, this research uses the partial least square – structural equation model.FindingsThis study reveals several results: attitude, halal awareness, religious commitment, trust and perceived risk have a significant influence on the frequency of Muslims buying HCF. Attitude mediates the impact of halal awareness, religious commitment and trust on the frequency of Muslims buying HCF; perceived risk and trust moderate the relationship between religious commitment and the frequency of Muslims buying HCF.Originality/valueResearch on halal food is still limited, including in Indonesia. Meanwhile, the study explores the actual behavior of consumers, particularly in a certified halal food context, which is still rare in the existing literature. At the same time, the intention-behavior gap can lead to wrong decisions. Furthermore, this study also studies how Muslims feel when they consume foods that are not certified as halal. Research like this has an immense opportunity to be developed because not many have been developed.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK DURATION, LENGTH OF WORK, AND SLEEP DURATION WITH WORK FATIGUE AMONG ONLINE TAXI BIKE DRIVERS IN GREATER JAKARTA

Background: Online taxi bike drivers were part of the road users vulnerable to accidents due to a demand that required online taxi bike drivers to work on the highway. Work duration, length of work, and sleep duration could cause the fatigue experienced by online taxi bike drivers. Purpose: See the strength of the relationship between work duration, length of work, sleep duration and work fatigue among online taxi bike drivers in Greater Jakarta. Method: This study was observational with a cross-sectional design involving as many as 52 online taxi bike drivers selected by non-probability sampling from online taxi bike drivers in Greater Jakarta from the end of November 2022 to early December 2022. Result: The majority of respondents (84.6%) were under 40 years old, male (92.3%), worked more than eight hours a day (55.8%), had experience as online taxi bike drivers for more than 3 years (73.1%), sleep duration less than 8 hours (78.8%), and there were 36 online taxi bike drivers (69.2%) reported experiencing high-very high levels of fatigue. The work duration is significantly related to work fatigue (p-value = 0.002). Also, there was no significant relationship between the length of work (p-value = 0.268) and sleep duration (p-value = 0.058) with work fatigue. Conclusion: There was a significant relationship between work duration and work fatigue, and there was no significant relationship between the length of work and sleep duration with work fatigue. The taxi drivers with work duration >8 hours, length of work >3 years, and sleep duration <8 hours had higher risk factors for work fatigue. If a taxi bike driver works more than 8 hours daily, it is advisable to compensate with adequate rest.

Assessing the Intentions to Adopt Cloud Accounting in Medium Msmes in Greater Jakarta

Assessing the Intentions to Adopt Cloud Accounting in Medium Msmes in Greater Jakarta

Current land subsidence in Jakarta: a multi-track SBAS InSAR analysis during 2017–2022 using C-band SAR data

In Jakarta, Indonesia, rapid urbanization and intensive groundwater extraction have led to significant land subsidence, posing challenges for sustainable urban management. This study utilized Interferometry Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) integrated with multi-track data analysis to generate refined time-series and velocities of 2D displacement across Greater Jakarta. This study reveals notable variation in subsidence rates across different areas, with the most significant subsidence observed in Cikarang and the coastal regions of North Jakarta, which remains linear to this day. Notably, while the 2D approach improved accuracy by up to 53% at some locations, discrepancies at others indicated that simpler descending projections might sometimes yield better results. This underscores the necessity for a nuanced application of geodetic methods based on specific site conditions to effectively monitor and manage land subsidence in complex urban environments. Our findings highlight the critical importance of integrating multiple monitoring approaches to comprehensively address both vertical and horizontal displacement.