Home Industry Research Articles

Prediction of Tempe Raw Material Needs for Home Industry Using Tsukamoto Fuzzy Logic Algorithm

The home tempeh industry is faced with the challenge of accurately predicting raw material needs. Implementing an effective prediction system can help estimate the amount of tempeh production in the future, so as to avoid stock shortages of raw materials. In addition, when tempeh producers have accurate predictions, they can manage soybean stocks better, especially when there is a stock shortage, so that production is not affected by rising soybean prices. This research aims to develop a Tsukamoto Fuzzy Logic based prediction system to overcome this problem. Research methods include collecting historical production data, designing fuzzy models, and system testing. Interim results show that the developed system is able to increase prediction accuracy by up to 95%, which in turn can reduce production costs and minimize waste of raw materials.

Deposition of Nanometric Polymer-Surfactant Complexes Formed by Cationic Dextran: A Path to Sustainable Formulations.

The home and personal care industry is evolving toward more sustainable and environmentally friendly ingredients. Rinse-off personal care products rely on formation of polymer-surfactant complexes to drive deposition of benefit agents (e.g., conditioning oils, fragrances, etc.) onto the skin or hair. The most used natural polymers for this purpose are cationic guar (catGuar) and cationic hydroxyethyl cellulose (catHEC), and the complexation of these polymers with surfactants has been rigorously characterized. Various gaps still exist with these polymers, specifically low biodegradation and undesirable aquatic toxicity profiles. Modified dextran offers an exciting solution as a biodegradable polysaccharide with a high natural origin content. This paper aims to compare the morphology of polymer-surfactant complexes formed between a cationic dextran (catDex) polymer with mixtures of sodium lauryl ether sulfate (SLES) and cocamidopropyl betaine (CapB) to the morphologies of complexes formed between catGuar or catHEC and the same surfactants. Solutions were designed to mimic industrially relevant shampoos. Through a suite of complementary techniques, unique nanometric sized complexes were observed to form between catDex-SLES/CapB compared to the widely reported micrometer-sized coacervates (liquid-liquid phase separation) or precipitates (liquid-solid) formed in catHEC or catGuar-SLES systems. Using a quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation, the adsorption behavior of the catDex-SLES/CapB is characterized on a silica-coated sensor. The results show deposition throughout the dilution regime for catDex-SLES/CapB where the highest deposition is recorded with the undiluted rinsing formulation. This contrasts with catHEC-SLES/CapB and catGuar-SLES/CapB where the highest deposition is recorded in phase-separated regimes. This result was extended to performance testing on hair, confirming that the unique complexes formed by catDex can drive remarkably high levels of silicone deposition from rinse-off personal care products. This innovative approach of utilizing catDex-SLES/CapB complexes could enable design of more sustainable formulations that rely on polycation-surfactant nanocarriers.

Pengendalian Biaya Kedelai Home Industry Tahu-Tempe Mbak Sri

This study aims to analyze the material cost control in Mbak Sri's home industry of tofu and tempeh production. Material costs constitute a significant portion of the total production costs, and effective control measures are crucial for ensuring profitability. The research employs a qualitative approach, utilizing observation and in-depth interviews to gather data. The findings reveal that Mbak Sri implements several cost control strategies, including careful material selection, efficient utilization, and waste minimization. However, challenges arise due to fluctuating raw material prices and limited bargaining power. The study recommends implementing a comprehensive material management system, establishing strategic supplier relationships, and exploring alternative sourcing options to enhance cost control measures. By addressing these recommendations, Mbak Sri's home industry can improve its overall operational efficiency and profitability.

Mainland Women's Empowerment and Economic Policy Through Development Home Industry ( IRT) in Nagari Sungai Cubadak, Baso District, Agam Regency

Mainland Women's Empowerment and Economic Policy Through Development Home Industry ( IRT) in Nagari Sungai Cubadak, Baso District, Agam Regency

Training on MSME’s Development Strategies in Wooden Painting Crafts (study case Bloomy Wooden Art)

The variety of works of painting in each region creates high competition between one painter and another in marketing their products. Considering that in the 2000s, the development of the 'fine arts market' in Indonesia experienced very rapid growth, especially in the achievement of works and products. Bloomy Wooden Art is a company (home industry) which operates in the field of painting crafts using wood media which has been shaped into wall decorations, multi-purpose boxes, tissue boxes, trays, glasses, bowls, decorative tables, etc. The painting arts highlighted here are naturalistic such as flowers, fruit and natural beauty along with elements and animals. The aim of the service is to implement the strategy for developing wood painting craft MSMEs in West Jakarta. The method of implementing service is in 3 (three) stages, namely the preparation stage, implementation stage and evaluation stage. Theory in evaluation uses SWOT analysis to determine weaknesses, strengths, threats and opportunities. Based on the results of initial observations, Bloomy Wooden Art painting MSMEs are generally running well, but there are still shortcomings in terms of marketing aspects of wooden painting products using the social media Instagram which are not optimal, the availability of raw materials and supporting equipment and knowledge in the field of marketing.

Fishermen Empowerment Through Product Diversification Viewed from the Maqashid Syariah Perspective in Pantai Labu District

Economic empowerment is one way to change people's lives for the better. Pantai Labu sub-district is known as a coastal area that has the potential for abundant marine catches. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the product diversification-based fishermen empowerment program by using the maqashid sharia perspective as an analytical framework. This research was conducted in three fishing villages in Pantai Labu Sub-district, by identifying the potential product diversification that can be produced from marine products. The research method used was a qualitative case study with a descriptive analysis approach. Data collection was carried out through in-depth direct interviews. The results show that product diversification such as seafood processing and home industry development has had a positive impact on the income and food security of fishing communities. In addition, this empowerment also encourages the achievement of Maqasyid Sharia objectives, such as increased income that safeguards wealth (al-mal), increased skills that support the intellect (al-aql), and family welfare that supports offspring (an-nasl). However, despite its great potential, product diversification often faces various challenges in business development, such as capital constraints, limited market access, and lack of product innovation

Digital Marketing Assistance as a Business Development Effort in the Home Industry in Kalidawir Tanggulangin Sidoarjo Village

Digital marketing assistance is one of the strategic efforts of business actors to expand market reach and develop their product businesses. This service aims to provide digital marketing assistance to develop businesses in the home industry of Kalidawir Village, Tanggulangin, Sidoarjo. This service method uses Participatory Action Research (PAR). The PAR method has work steps that provide an active role for all parties in designing, implementing, and evaluating changes to the business they are engaged in. This assistance was carried out in Kalidawir Village, Tanggulangin District, Sidoarjo Regency. The results of this assistance service obtained knowledge and skills for home industry actors that are in line with the current digital era. The assisted subjects also shared the results and lessons learned with the surrounding community, such as PKK mothers and Asman toga administrators. This sharing can ultimately result in an exchange of knowledge and inspiration between business actors in the village so that Kalidawir Village can become one of the important economic centers in Tanggulangin District.

Pengaruh Desain Keamasan dan Kualitas Produk terhadap Kepuasan Pelanggan pada Home Industry Snack 324

The objectives of this research are to ascertain the following: the impact of product quality on customer satisfaction; the impact of packaging design on customer satisfaction; and the combined effect of packaging design and product quality on customer satisfaction. The study's sample consisted of 96 respondents in total, and it used a quantitative descriptive technique. The following conclusions were drawn from the study's findings: The significance level is 0.00 <0.05 (below the threshold of 0.05), and the alternative hypothesis (Ha) is accepted whereas the null hypothesis (H0) is rejected since 10.491> 1.661. The Packaging Design variable (X1) of 86.4% (0.864) in Home Industry Snack 324 demonstrates a positive and significant impact on consumer satisfaction. The same goes for Ha and H0; if the result is more than 1.661 and the significance level is 0.00 <0.05 (below the threshold of 0.05), then Ha is accepted. Product Quality (X2) has a positive and significant association with Customer Satisfaction in the Household Snack Industry 324, contributing 73.3% (0.733) to it. Furthermore, customer satisfaction (Y) is positively and significantly influenced by both packaging design (X1) and product quality (X2), with a determination coefficient of 0.875, or 87.5%. The estimated values concurrently exceed the ftable limit (333.246 > 3.09) at a significance level of less than 0.05 (0.000 < 0.05).

Assistance for Home Industry Businesses in Bekasi for Digital Marketing Development and Packaging Design for Moristevia Tea

Assistance for Home Industry Businesses in Bekasi for Digital Marketing Development and Packaging Design for Moristevia Tea

Analisis Potensi Usaha Rumah Tangga (Home Industri) Emping Melinjo Di Kecamatan Kampung Melayu Kota Bengkulu

This study aims to determine the potential of emping melinjo home industry in Kampung Melayu District, Bengkulu City. This study was conducted in Kampung Melayu District, Bengkulu City using a qualitative research approach and type. Data sources from emping melinjo business owners. Data collection techniques used observation, interviews and documentation. The data analysis used in this study includes reviewing all data, data reduction, presenting data and drawing conclusions. Checking the validity of the data includes extension of participation, observer persistence, and source triangulation. The results of the study showed the potential for home industry of melinjo chips in Kampung Melayu District, Bengkulu City, there are several potentials, namely determining the capital spent to produce melinjo chips, the availability of raw materials purchased from the same area, namely Enggano, human resources, namely one business owner who has employees and 2 business owners only produce it themselves without the help of human labor, Then to support the production of melinjo chips in the form of marketing carried out by business owners, income from melinjo chips and also getting profit from the home industry of melinjo chips. By improving product quality and marketing, this business has the potential to grow, provide benefits to the community and become a source of sustainable income.

Sosialisasi dan Pelatihan Peningkatan Pengetahuan dan Ketrampilan Produksi Home Industri Kerupuk Beras Merah di Desa Jatiluwih Tabanan, Bali

Jatiluwih Village is one of the villages in Penebel District, Tabanan Regency, Bali Province. The main agrotourism capital of Jatiluwih Village is the agribusiness activity of red rice production, terraced rice fields and natural beauty. In creating various products that empower the community in Jatiluwih Village. The home industry aims to promote local products produced by the community in Jtiluwih Village. The aim of implementing the activity is to empower groups to become economically active groups through home industry productivity. Increase the knowledge and skills of group members in the field of production and marketing of the home industry of red sandalwood rice crackers. Developing the Jatiluwih Village PKK group to be economically independent. The activity method is carried out through socialization, training and mentoring in the PKK Group in Jatiluwih Village, Penebel District, Tabanan Regency, Bali Province. Community service activities carried out by PKK members in Jatiluwih Village, in an effort to develop the home industry, are as follows: Socialization of product hygiene shows that the knowledge of PKK members in Jatiluwih Village has increased by up to 100%. Training given to Jatiluwih Village PKK members in the use of grinding machines and mixers showed an increase of up to 80%. This shows that home industrial activities in Jatiluwih Village make it possible to increase production volume with training and mentoring.

Supporting the Increase in Productivity and Marketing of Chicken Floss to Enhance the Competitiveness of Dapur Hoki's Home Industry

Supporting the Increase in Productivity and Marketing of Chicken Floss to Enhance the Competitiveness of Dapur Hoki's Home Industry

The Political Economy of Disability and the Nursing Home Industry in the United States

While the mass of Covid-19 related deaths in nursing homes has begun to draw attention to the corruption of the industry, the existing literature focuses primarily on the post-productive population (the elderly), or on the unpaid and underpaid care workers, while the discussion of the young and disabled, making up over 15% of residents in U. S. nursing homes, is largely absent. What can a Marxist analysis of disability tell us about both the nature of disability oppression and of the nursing home industry in the United States? Why are 16.9% of nursing home residents young disabled people? How are nursing homes in the U. S. funded? What political conclusions can we draw from this analysis? Building on the work of the late disabled socialist activist Marta Russell, I argue that the trapping of young disabled people in nursing homes is a result of their absorption by the nursing home industry due to capitalism's “compulsory unemployment” of the disabled and the segregation of those who cannot produce surplus value (Russell, 2019). Furthermore, private nursing homes do not “extract” from the disabled, as some have argued, as surplus value can only be extracted from the living labor of nursing-home and other workers. The incorporation of the non-working, institutionalized disabled into class struggle, then, is the only path to ending capitalist exploitation of the entire working class.

Evaluation of digital innovation in smart homes – based on bibliometrics and rooted theory

PurposeTo evaluate the level of digital innovation in the smart home industry.Design/methodology/approachBy employing bibliometric analysis and grounded theory, this study aims to assess the innovation capabilities of leading manufacturing enterprises and establish a digital innovation evaluation system for smart homes.FindingsScientific arguments show that the cultivation of innovation capability should focus on three aspects of knowledge innovation, product innovation and technological innovation. Utilizing the four first-level indicators and 15 second-level indicators derived from the previous sections, we conducted TF-IDF (Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency) words frequency matching on the annual reports of A-share smart home listed companies. The resulting score for the company across these four primary indicators was then considered as the score for the digital innovation level indicator.Originality/valueThe evaluation system includes first-level indicators such as technological innovation, production innovation, management innovation and sales innovation and second-level indicators such as digital technology, intelligent manufacturing, industrial Internet, green intelligent manufacturing, flexible robot production and cross-border integration, which provides smart home enterprises with a reference to understand the level of digital innovation, improve the deficiencies and promote the development of the smart home industry.

The Influence of Quality of Human Resources, Availability of Business Capital and Technological Progress on Home Industries

The main objectives of this research are: 1) to analyze wether quality of human resources partially influence on home industry; 2) to analyze wether Availability of Business capital partially influence on home industry; 3) to analyze wether Technological progress influence on home industry; 4) to analyze wether Quality of Human Resources, Availability of Business capital and Technological progress simultaneously influence on Home Industries. Quantitative approach with Data and instruments are primary through questionnaires. The total population is 100 people of all home industries owners in Klenang Lor Village. The total of respondents is 80 people based on the representative sampling technique and calculated by Slovin’s Formula. Based on the results, Quality of Human Resources does not influence partially with score .596 less than 1.984. The Availability of Business capital has an influence partially on home industry which t table of 1.984 (7.359 > 1.984). Technological progress has no influence partially with score .407 less than I.984 (.407 < 1.984). The Quality of Human Resources, Availability of Business capital and technological progress simultaneously influence on home industry to increase local family economic development in Indonesia with F value is 2.654 greater than 2.70 (2.654 > 2.70). Implication of this research found that partially the influence of quality of human resources, Availability of Business capital, and technological progress do not have influence on home industries, but simultaneously have influence on home industries. Technological progress does not have influence on home industries because the people make the products using manual technology.

Feasibility Analysis on Tempe Industrial Home (Case in Tempe Yayan Industrial Home, Lebaksiuh Village, Ciawi District, Kuningan Regency)

This study aims to evaluate the financial viability of tempeh home industry businesses by analyzing how production costs affect profitability. The design used in this study is a quantitative descriptive method with a technical survey approach. The data collection techniques include observation, interviews, and questionnaires (questionnaires). The results of this study are as follows: (1) Total production BEP and BEP business price of Tempe Yayan's home industry business in Lebaksiuh Village, Ciawi District, Kuningan Regency, were analyzed. (2) The R/C ratio analysis was used to analyze the profit and loss of the home industry. (3) The total profit of this home industry was calculated as a function of production costs, BEP price, and total profit. (4) Based on the results of the research and discussion conducted regarding the Profit and Loss Analysis of the Tempe YaYan Home Industry Business, future research could focus on a comparative analysis of financial performance and profitability across different tempay home industry ventures in various regions. The research would provide a broader understanding of best practices and challenges faced by similar businesses, offering valuable insights for both entrepreneurs and policymakers. (5) The research could explore the impact of government support and interventions on the growth and success of home industry enterprises, particularly in terms of capital access, production efficiency, and marketing effectiveness.

Pengujian Lemari Pengering Menggunakan Kalor Outdoor Air Conditioner Split 2PK Menggunakan Penambahan Hair Dryer

A dryer cabinet that functions to reduce the moisture content of substances/materials until you get low moisture content results. This drying process separates some of the liquid substances that are in a substance/material until the liquid content is reduced. In the industrial sector, especially home industries/MSMEs, dryers are very useful if the land for the drying process using sunlight is very limited, because dryers are more efficient in time and place. Especially with the addition of heat emitted by the hair dryer, it makes the drying process more efficient. The drying cabinet that we tested has a multifunction in terms of the drying process indoors or outdoors, depending on the placement of the Outdoor AC. This dryer cabinet is also a medium for using waste heat from outdoor air conditioning to minimize wasted heat. Therefore, the existence of outdoor air conditioning, ducting, drying cabinets, and the addition of hair dryers can help ease the drying process in the home industry.

Empowering Housewives in the Environment Training for Making Friendly Liquid Soap in Sumbersari Village

Training on making dishwashing soap for women or housewives in Sumbersari Village, Ngampel District, Kendal Regency, was chosen to be disseminated because soap is one of the main needs for maintaining good hygiene standards in everyday life, even though soap is not included in basic needs group. This training in making dishwashing soap aims to enable people in Sumbersari Village, Ngampel District, Kendal Regency, to make their own dishwashing soap to meet their daily needs, reduce people's expenses for purchasing soap which is quite expensive, and open up business opportunities as a home industry. if mass produced. This activity was carried out using the ABCD method through five stages, including identifying community strengths, asset mapping, community economic analysis, creating relationships and activity priorities, as well as monitoring and evaluation. The result of this training is to provide practical experience and increase public knowledge regarding environmentally friendly soap making. This is proven by the participants' ability to understand the process of making environmentally friendly liquid soap well and the participants' desire to apply the knowledge gained

INOVASI PRODUK OLAHAN DAUN MANGROVE MENJADI CEMILAN PEYE MANGROVE DALAM MENINGKATKAN NILAI JUAL PADA PELAKU UKM DESA KRONJO KABUPATEN TANGERANG PROVINSI BANTEN

The economy of the people in Indonesia is currently still not at the stage of stability, because there are still many home industry business actors who have modest capital and choose to develop home industry businesses from generation to generation. In this community service activity, the team carried out activities in micro businesses on processed mangrove leaf products that were used as peyek. One of the community activities in Kronjo Village, Tangerang Regency, Banten Province whose life is still around the coast is not difficult to find mangrove trees. In the production of processed products in the form of mangrove peyek, difficulties were found that resulted in the production of mangrove peyek not being maximized, including: raw materials for young mangrove leaves which are difficult to obtain due to bad weather factors or long drought and the community around the beach does not know that mangrove leaves can be used as snacks (snacks). Therefore, there is a need for socialization and a touch of innovation in making mangrove leaf peyek so that the public is more familiar with this processed product. The purpose of this PKM is to innovate more innovative mangrove leaf processing. The method carried out in this PKM activity is by providing assistance, increasing production quantity, providing socialization to the community about processed mangrove leaf products, and introducing online marketing through applications or websites. The final result that is expected in this PKM activity is an increase in the sales of mangrove farmers and the public is more familiar with processed products from mangroves so that new SME marketing can be created that is more innovative and can be developed to a sustainable stage.

Determinants of Rattan Industry Profitability in Cirebon, West Java

This study aims to analyze the determinants of profit received by rattan handicraft home industries in Rattan Galmantro Tourism Village, Tegalwangi Village. The independent variables include capital, labor, product variety, digital marketing and technology. This study took a sample of 70 respondents selected through simple random sampling. The data is analyzed using income analysis and multiple linear regression. The results show that capital, labor and technology have a significant positive effect on profit while product variety and digital marketing do not have a significant effect on the profits of the rattan handicraft home industry in the Galmantro Rattan Tourism Village, Tegalwangi Village.