Impact Of Developments In Information Technology Research Articles

The Impact of Information Technology Development on Cybercrime Rate in Indonesia

Information technology is growing rapidly in society. In the period of technological development not only gives us a positive impact, but can also have a negative impact. One of the negative impact of the development of information technology is the misuse of the technology, so that it can harm others. Technological developments have an effect on the occurrence of cybercrime in Indonesia, the crimes that have occurred have also developed and varied. The method used in this research are a qualitative approach and descriptive methods. The results of the study show the impact of Information Technology development on the level of cybercrime in Indonesia occurs such as loss of privacy, unauthorized access to important data, data theft and others. Prevention and countermeasures that can be carry out to prevent cybercrime are preventive, pre-emptive and repressive measure

Dampak Perkembangan Teknologi Informasi, Pengalaman, dan Kemampuan terhadap Prestasi Karyawan

The research titled Impact of Information Technology Development, Experience, and Capability on Employee Achievement of The Department of Agriculture and Food Security has the aim to prove that employee achievement is influenced by several factors such as those contained in this research, namely the development of information technology, experience, and ability. And also other factors that were not included in this study. Of the 102 employees who were respondents to this study, the four hypotheses of this study were accepted. 
 From simple regression testing, it was concluded that partial development of information technology, experience, and ability has a positive and significant influence on the achievements of employees in the Department of Agriculture and Food Security of the Special Region of Yogyakarta. ANOVA testing also produced findings that simultaneously or jointly the development of information technology, experience, and ability to influence the achievements of employees in the Department of Agriculture and Food Security of the Special Region of Yogyakarta.

SMART TRAINING AS A NEW APPROACH IN THE SYSTEM HIGHER EDUCATION

The article discusses the concept of "SMART education". The article provides a justification for the significant impact of information technology development on the requirements for the content and quality of education in universities. The main directions and experience of work on the implementation of SMART education in JSC "international University of information technologies" (IIT) are given. It is shown that one of the main ways of implementing SMART education is the use of digital technologies in all spheres of the university’s life. It is with the help of Smart-training that the conditions are created for the implementation of the declared thesis of UNESCO “education for all” and “Life Long Learning”. Various technological solutions for the education sector that are positioned as smart are analyzed, these include the following: smart boards, smart textbooks, smart projectors, software for creating and distributing educational content that is interactive and communicative in nature.

Perancangan dan Implementasi Sistem E-Commerce pada UMKM Batik di Kabupaten Jombang

The rapid development of information technology (IT) is directly proportional to the increase of the middle-class economy segment. As one of the original products of the Indonesian people, batik and all its variety is not spared from the impact of IT development. To introduce one of the various types of batik craft typical of Jombang Regency, the author partnered with UD Litabena and UD Batik Colet as micro, small-medium enterprise (SME) to participate in introducing the region's distinctive batik craft. Therefore, the implementation of the community partnership program aims to design and implement e-supply chain in the form of e-commerce which is useful to facilitate SME to sell Jombang’s batik craft products in all circles in Indonesia. There are 5 stages in the implementation of this program, including surveying the business process of making Jombang batik craft, determining the superior motives of MSMEs, designing system requirements, developing systems, and implementing web-based e-commerce systems. The conclusion obtained is, the system was designed by Enterprise Architect software, and the web-based e-commerce was built with the WooCommerce plugin.

The Impact of Information Technology Development on the Legal Concept A Particular Examination on the Legal concept of 'Signatures'

This paper intends to explore the impact of Information technology (IT) development on the legal concept of signatures . To what extent and in which way does it impact on the legal concept of signatures ? This paper attempts to examine this issue from an international and comparative perspective. It was found that IT development has different levels of impact on the legal concept of signatures in different jurisdictions. In the Common Law system such as the UK and the US, it does not change the legal concept of signatures . However, it does put the legal concept on such an important position. On the contrary, IT development changes the legal concept of signatures in the Civil Law system such as Germany and China.

Spatial impact of information technology development

Concentrating on the property of information infrastructure, this paper examines the impact of publicly funded technology development on the spatial allocation of population and social welfare. Information and communication technologies attract much attention as elements of change in regional systems, industrial structures and in determining the allocation of economic activities. In particular, the expansion of information networks is expected to reduce the over-concentration of population in a built up region. In this paper, modeling the network effects and technology effects of information infrastructure supply, we firstly show that technology development may not necessarily encourage the dispersal of economic activities. Secondly, we derive an optimal rule for the central government to develop the infrastructure of information and communication. The results imply that the central government has a key role to play in ensuring the compatibility of household dispersion and an increase in the social welfare.