Rental Services Research Articles

Implementasi Activity Base Costing Dalam Pengendalian Biaya Pada CV. Berlian Kilau Abadi-Breakshoot Billiar

This study aims to describe the determination of the cost of production that has existed so far in the company CV Berlian Kilau Abadi-Breakshoot Billiard. Furthermore, calculating the production costs using the Activity-Based Costing approach. This study uses a qualitative approach with the case method. This study obtained data from the company in the form of secondary data, and primary data in the form of direct interviews with research informants. Research data through the data credibility testing process. Data were analyzed using the approach of Miles and Huberman (1994), which was carried out simultaneously with the process of data collection, data presentation, data reduction, and drawing conclusions or verification. The research results show that the company has never done a detailed calculation of production costs, only they are exploring the amount of costs that are likely to be incurred before determining the selling price. The selling price set for the billiard table rental game / sports service is primarily based on the price prevailing in the Bengkulu City market. The company has not detailed the types of costs incurred and how much they cost in determining the existing rental rates. The bookkeeping and financial management system still uses the traditional system by recording all the receipts and expenses that have occurred, and at the end of the month the total will be calculated to see if it gets a profit or a loss. The calculation of production costs using the Activity-Based Costing (ABC) approach is carried out in order to obtain the total production costs for each available hour. There are 19 cost items and their triggers which are identified as components of production costs. Costs are separated into direct and indirect production costs, then calculated the amount of the cost of production per hour of billiard table rental services. The total production costs generated are still below the selling price, namely IDR 17,638.09 (direct production costs IDR 15,691.88, and indirect costs IDR 1,946.21). Judging by the selling price of IDR 25,000, it can be concluded that the company is still in the profit category.

Customized on Wheels: PHP-Driven Automotive Artistry

This project represents an integrated system for interior and exterior automobile design, encompassing vehicle booking and rental services (including buses, lorries, bikes, etc.), vehicle servicing reservations, and the procurement of rare vehicle spare parts, complete with comprehensive listings and feature descriptions. This web-based platform empowers users to seamlessly rent vehicles and access spare parts and servicing options, enhancing overall customer convenience. The primary objective is to deliver top-tier customer service, enabling users to effortlessly book vehicles for rent and make online payments. Furthermore, the system facilitates the efficient management of spare parts sales, allowing vendors to communicate with administrators and clients, providing real-time order status updates. Additionally, the system streamlines vehicle servicing scheduling, enabling users to book service dates, which administrators can confirm based on availability. Users can access these features securely from any location, provided they are registered users. The system offers a user-friendly interface, efficient parts searching, and a straightforward payment process, bridging the gap between sales and inventory management while offering customers a hassle-free alternative to in-person purchases, services, and rentals.

Reduction of life-cycle CO2 emissions by expanding car-sharing services: A case study on Japan

Carbon neutrality is a growing concern for all global economies. We considered the number of new and used cars registered during 2009–2018 in Japan and estimated the total number of private and shared cars, assuming that when owners abandoned their old cars, a certain percentage of the owners chose to use a car-sharing service (i.e., car rental service), instead of buying a new private car. We estimated the CO2 emissions generated during the manufacturing, driving, and disposal stages of cars, to analyze the impact of car sharing on CO2 emissions. Then, we determined the changes in the life-cycle CO2 emissions of all the cars for three car-sharing penetration rates (0, 5, and 100%), assuming that all the cars were gasoline-powered. Additionally, we analyzed how electric vehicles can optimize the proposed strategy. An increase in car-sharing services significantly reduced vehicular CO2 emissions; the decrease in CO2 emissions from private cars when owners switched to car services significantly exceeded the increase in the CO2 emissions associated with the increased number of cars. The proposed model can serve as a reliable framework to analyze the current status of CO2 emissions and simulate the future changes in car-sharing services.

Analysis of Self-Disclosure and Hyperreality of Virtual Boyfriend Rent Service Providers and Users on Social Media

Advances in technology and the internet have made social media often used by K-Popers, one of which is Twitter. Now, on the Twitter channel, there are many accounts of rent boyfriends playing roleplay. The purpose of this study is to determine self-disclosure and hyperreality of providers and users of virtual boyfriend rental services during sessions. The method used is Robert Stake's case study which aims to find deeper serene self-disclosure and hyperreality during the session. Data obtained through interviews with two providers and two service users who rent virtual boyfriends on social media. Keywords: hyperreality, rental boyfriend virtual, self-disclosure

Coffee Machine Rental Business Model Analysis: Exploring Market Opportunities and Business Development Strategies

This research paper explores the business model analysis of coffee machine rental services in Bandung City, focusing on market opportunities and business development strategies. The study adopts a mixed-methods approach, incorporating qualitative and quantitative data collection methods. The findings reveal promising market opportunities within Bandung City's vibrant coffee industry, driven by the growing number of entrepreneurs and café owners seeking cost-effective solutions. Customer preferences and behavior analysis highlight the importance of high-quality coffee, consistent taste, efficiency, and convenience. The research identifies key business development strategies, including customer segmentation, value proposition, pricing, marketing, and partnerships. By implementing these strategies, coffee machine rental companies can effectively target customers, differentiate their services, optimize pricing, promote their offerings, and expand through collaborations. The research contributes to understanding the dynamics of the coffee machine rental market in Bandung City and provides valuable insights for industry players aiming to tap into its potential.

Rancang Bangun Website Reservasi Ramadhan Futsal Cilacap Dengan Metode Rapid Application Development

Futsal is a sport that is also popular with soccer players or fans. This sport aims to score as many goals as possible into the opponent's goal, just like soccer. The futsal field which is smaller than soccer allows it to be played indoors or outdoors, in this case several enterprise provide futsal field rental services, one of which is Ramadhan Futsal located in Cilacap Regency, Central Java. The Ramadhan Futsal field reservation process still uses conventional methods by coming directly to the field or through whatsapp media, the payment process is also by coming directly to the location. The reservation process requires extra time and costs in traveling to the location. Based on these problems, this research proposes a solution in the form of a futsal field reservation web design. The development method used is Rapid Application Development with iteration in design step. The implementation process with PHP language assisted with Laravel framework and SQL database. Testing is conducted using the black-box testing method to Ramadhan Futsal worker and Visitor, from 20 stages of testing, all of the tests were declared as success.

A Rental Platform Service Supply Chain Network Equilibrium Model Considering Digital Detection Technology Investment and Big Data Marketing

Digital transformation is reshaping the decision making management of the rental service mode in the manufacturing industry, and improving digital detection technology and big data marketing have become effective ways to create value. Based on the three-level rental platform service supply chain network structure composed of manufacturers, rental platform operators and the demand market, a supply chain network equilibrium model considering the digital detection technology input and big data marketing is constructed by using variational inequality and the Nash equilibrium theory, and the optimal decision making conditions of the manufacturers and rental platform operators are derived. Combined with the Euler algorithm design procedure and numerical examples, the influences of the digital detection technology level, big data marketing cost coefficient and cost sharing ratio on the equilibrium state are analyzed. The results show that the input of digital detection technology leads to the increase in profits of each participant in the rental platform service supply chain network and promotes a more coordinated development of the supply chain. When the rental platforms implement big data marketing, the manufacturers share the cost, which can continuously improve the profits of both partners and make the cooperation more stable and efficient.

Implementation of Community Service Activities by PT Adi Sarana Armada Tbk as a Corporate Social Responsibility Program for Community Welfare

Problems regarding the environment, natural disasters, poverty, ignorance, infectious diseases, accessibility to life and clean water are the impacts of various company activities. Those who experience these problems are individuals, society, and all aspects of life. The existence of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a form of corporate social responsibility for the welfare of society. PT Adi Sarana Armada Tbk (ASSA) is a company that provides vehicle rental services for corporations, logistics transportation, and driver services. ASSA has implemented CSR programs since 2012. The categories of CSR activities at ASSA are divided into three, namely education, health, and community social activities. Various programs have been implemented to help the community, government, and the world in dealing with social and environmental problems. This activity has a positive impact on improving people's welfare.

육아종합지원센터의 접근성 현황 분석

Objectives The purpose of this study is to investigate the accessibility of the information and rental service to Support Center for Childcare(SCC).
 Methods For this purpose this study analyzed the 25 websites of SCC in Seoul and the 128 websites of branch offices. The analysis categories are composed of information accessibility and accessibility of rental services.
 Results First, in the aspect of information diversity, various information was available on 64% of the websites. In the aspect of information organization, 40% of websites were inconvenient to use due to the ambiguous division of areas. In the aspect of information sharing, 76% of the websites were accessible to other channels. Second, in terms of organization of rental services, it was convenient to access rental services on more than 80% of websites. In terms of convenience of rental services, on weekdays, there were times when the service was not available on more than 70% of websites.
 Conclusions The results of this study revealed the contents and problem on the websites of SCC, and implied the more efficient information organization and convenience of rental services to increase accessibility on the websites of SCC.

IMPLEMENTASI SISTEM SEWA MOBIL PRIBADI BERBASIS WEB UNTUK USAHA MIKRO KECIL MENENGAH (UMKM)

ABSTRACTThe development of information technology is increasing, and has begun to penetrate almost all areas of life, including the business field. The need for transportation facilities, especially cars, is increasing in support of community activities, especially in the Jakarta area and its surroundings. To facilitate people who do not own a car, car rental services can be a solution. Conventional car rental service methods are considered to be incompatible with current technological developments, because they still use manual data recording. The design of the car rental system is expected to help overcome the problems described above, both for renters and car owners, especially for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). This research was conducted using the agile method. The result of this research is a web-based car rental system application. From the research conducted, it can be concluded that with this car rental system, it is easier for users to carry out the administration of this car rental, thus affecting data collection for the better.Keywords : Car Rental Application, Car Rental System, MSMEs.

Redesign of sharing charging system for electric vehicles using blockchain technology

Electric vehicles (EVs) have great potential in improving environmental sustainability. However, current charging infrastructures could not meet the heightening demand due to the rapid expansion of EVs. Sharing private charge posts with others during idle time, as a win–win solution for charge post owners and non-owner EV drivers, is a proactive response to the dilemma. To build a trusted environment for the peer-to-peer charge post rental service, we explore a blockchain-enabled sharing charging system with redesigned operating procedures and a tailored non-myopic charge post match strategy. The new system can leverage the advantages of blockchain in privacy-preserving and misbehavior-auditing while fully utilizing shared charging facilities. The proposed system model is validated on Ethereum, and test results suggest that the redesigned system can provide high quality services with affordable computational resource consumption. Moreover, the results also report that, compared to the myopic strategy, the non-myopic strategy can improve the overall matching successful rate of charging requests by considering the potential impact of each assignment, especially when charge post resources are scarce.

Investigating the effect of customer-generated content on performance in online platform-based experience goods market

As COVID-19 persists, a new normal has emerged in our lives and consumption patterns. The rapid rise in demand for online consumption without physical contact is a prime example of this shift. Online platform-based markets have evolved into retail channels, allowing consumers to purchase both search goods and experience goods without contact. The platform provides an environment where customers can encounter a diverse range of customer-generated content (CGC) and gain insights into the purchasing experiences of others. However, despite the growing trading volume and diversification of products traded, relatively few studies exist on purchasing tangible experience goods in the online platform-based market. Therefore, this study investigates the impact of CGC (i.e., content and valence) on the market performance of experience goods, such as sales and sales rank in the platform-based market. We first examine the customer experience-related content in CGC in this market and then investigate the effect of CGC on market performance, such as sales and search ranks. We use crawled data from a platform that sells and rents artwork for empirical analysis. LDA topic modeling findings reveal that CGC has three primary topics (i.e., basic, artist, and style). The regression analysis results show that only style-related content improves performance, whereas basic-related content negatively affects search ranks. The valence of CGC does not significantly impact either performance measure. Additionally, we consider the role of rental services in this market and find that rental volume and search rank have an inverted U-shaped relationship. This study has important implications because it proposes a research framework and empirical model for examining the impact of CGC on performance in the online platform-based market for experience goods. It also has important managerial implications for platforms and sellers looking to enhance their market performance by monitoring CGC.

Design and Implementation of a Smart Safety System for Rental Cars Using IoT and E-Commerce Mobile App Integration for IIUM Community

Traditional car rental systems are cumbersome for both consumers and rental companies due to the manual and time-consuming nature of the process. This work proposes the integration of a car rental system using mobile app administration and IoT (accident detection system) to address this issue. The system consists of an e-commerce platform and an IoT-powered Accident Detection System. The e-commerce platform enables users to rent automobiles and make payments online, while the Accident Detection System assists car owners in identifying any incidents involving rented vehicles. A Google survey conducted among the IIUM community (consisting primarily of students and staff) revealed that 96% of users and 100% of vehicle owners are in favour of a mobile application for car rentals and the installation of an accident detection system in rental cars. Through simulation, seat belt detection and accident detection have been developed, and future include implementing real-time monitoring using IoT technology to monitor rental compliance, locate vehicles requiring maintenance, and locate stolen vehicles. The proposed system has the potential to make automobile rental services more convenient and secure.

Website-Based Boarding Rental Information System Design

Boarding houses or indekos are services that offer rooms or apartments with a certain amount of payment for a certain period of time (usually monthly or annual payments). The purpose of this research is to create a web-based boarding house information application to develop a boarding house rental service business. To support the research, we use the waterfall method, namely needs analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and testing in making boarding applications. The final result of this research is the creation of a web-based information system that can be used for seekers and providers of boarding rooms. This system will attract the interest of boarding house tenants because this system makes it easy for boarding house seekers to get the boarding house specifications as desired. Likewise, boarding house providers will easily offer their rental services so that they can be rented and occupied by boarding house seekers. It can be concluded that this information system helps in finding suitable boarding houses that can be done online and makes it easy for boarding house owners to promote their place to the fullest.

A User’s Perspective on the Factors Influencing the Satisfaction of Assistive Technology Resources Centers’ Built Environment Services

Taiwan will move into a super-aged society by 2025. The government is actively establishing assistive technology resources centers (ATR Centers) throughout Taiwan to provide assistive technology services such as display, evaluation, rental, and maintenance services; they also recycle unused assistive devices, disinfect and clean them, and then rent them to people in need to achieve sustainable development. This study investigates the users’ perceptions about receiving services from the ATR Center in Yunlin and explores their satisfaction. “Service convenience”, “service quality”, “user experience” and “corporate social responsibility (CSR)” were used as the overall research framework and hypotheses are based on the mediating role of “CSR”; data are collected through questionnaires, and structural equation modeling (SEM) is used to test the model and hypotheses. A total of 532 valid questionnaires were collected from the users and caregivers who had used the services of the center in the past two years. The statistical analysis was conducted in three stages: sample data analysis, measurement model validation, and structural equation model analysis. According to the research findings, service convenience, service quality, and user experience all have a significant positive impact on CSR. Additionally, service convenience, service quality, user experience, and CSR have a positive impact on user satisfaction. Moreover, service quality and user experience indirectly affect user satisfaction through CSR. Finally, based on the research results, suggestions are proposed for addressing issues related to assistive service promotion and future adjustments.

The increase in the number of vehicles and the shortage of parking in Israel’s urban areas - economic and political factors

ABSTRACT. This study addresses the growing increase in the number of vehicles in Israel and the resulting shortage of parking in city centers. Israel was chosen as a case study because it is a country with rapid population growth, a concentration of residents in central areas, and inefficient public transportation, which constitute explicit causes of the trends presented in the study. The study seeks to portray the implicit causes underlying the increasing number of vehicles in Israel and of the shortage of parking in city centers. The research method combines quantitative and qualitative techniques. The quantitative part includes analysis of data on vehicle density in various cities in Israel and on the number of parking offenses resulting from the shortage of parking in city centers. The vehicle density index per 1,000 Residents for each city will be calculated by multiplying the total number of Private Cars Registered in the city by the total Number of city’s Residents and multiplying by 1000. At the same time, the Number of Parking Reports data which presented in the study has been obtained from the local authorities themselves, which may cause to biased information according to the interests of those authorities. The qualitative part includes examination of the resultant public policy affecting the increase in vehicles. The data set will include the vehicle and fuel taxation policy. The research conclusions show that the increase in vehicles is affected among other things by economic and political factors that contribute to this growing trend and prevent its restriction, respectively. This study calls to the decision makers to promote and develop public transportation and correct its failures. Israel's public transportation services remain afflicted by many faults that contribute to residents' significant and increasing dependency on private vehicles. A large part of the public transportation means are too crowded, bus and train services do not run frequently enough, and the service is slow. There are insufficient connections between the different means of public transportation, with low access to stations among relatively large parts of the population and there is still a shortage of the necessary personnel and infrastructure for it's develop. In addition, the research conclusions call for a political solution that will make it possible to operate public transportation on Saturdays, while also expanding the use of self-driving cars and allocating outlying parking areas together with rental services for electric scooters and bicycles or shuttle services to city centers.

Mengoptimalkan Penghematan Pajak Penghasilan Pada Perusahaan Daerah Canda Bhirawa

This research aims to determine the analysis of Article 23 Income Tax on rental services in optimizing tax savings. The analysis method is by calculating Article 23 Income Tax using the Gross-Up Method and comparing the amount of corporate income tax before and after the gross-up method. This is a descriptive research with a quantitative approach to analyze, explain, and conclude the analysis of Article 23 Income Tax on rental services as an effort to optimize tax savings in the Canda Bhirawa Regional Company, Kediri Regency. The data collection techniques in this study were documentation and interviews about the financial data of the Canda Bhirawa Regional Company. The results of this study show that gross-up calculations of Article 23 Income Tax were applied to fertilizer transportation services, resulting in an increase in the rental expenses for fertilizer transportation vehicles of Rp49,484,694. This increase will affect the amount of taxable profit for the company and successfully save the company's income tax by using the gross-up method for rental services of fertilizer transportation vehicles, with savings of Rp. 10,886,632.65. This difference was obtained from the calculation of corporate income tax which initially amounted to Rp235,565,197 but became Rp224,678,564 after applying the gross-up method. Based on the above explanation, it is known that the use of Article 23 Income Tax Gross-Up Method can optimize the tax burden of companies.

Design of Field Rental System on Web-Based Garuda Mataram Badminton Club

Residents of West Nusa Tenggara, Mataram City, mostly like badminton. GOR Badminton Garuda is a sports building that provides sports field rental services specifically for badminton (badminton) in the city of Mataram. Rental management at the Garuda Badminton Building is still carried out conventionally, namely by manually recording the list of field tenants in the rental book, resulting in difficult data searches and frequent schedule recording errors. In addition, making reports takes a long time because they are still made from rental books. In terms of field reservation, it is also considered less effective because tenants have to come to the field. The solution provided is to create a web-based online field rental information system using the Waterfall method. The results of creating this information system can make it easier for admins to manage rentals and make it easier for the public to get information and field booking services online. Based on Usability testing using the ISO 9126 model, the Field Rental Information System at the Garuda Badminton Sports Hall is in good criteria with a percentage of 83%.

PERAN KOMUNIKASI UNTUK MENGURANGI TINGKAT RETUR PADA PEMBELIAN SPARE PARTS DI PT. WIRA BHUMI SEJATI

Communication within the organization plays an important role in conveying information. PT. Wira Bhumi Sejati is a general contractor company located in Surabaya, East Java, which has several own mines and offers heavy equipment rental services. The problem discussed in this article is heavy equipment spare parts that often return because they are not suitable or not suitable, on this basis the researcher intends to examine this problem. Data analysis used descriptive qualitative methods, the research subjects were divisions related to the purchase of spare parts. The data collection technique used primary data from interviews and observations. The results of the study (1) communication plays an important role in the purchase of spare parts in the form of internal and external communication (2) the cause of frequent returns is because most suppliers of PT. Wira Bhumi Sejati is a local supplier where they do not have an IT system for tracking the part number of spare parts requested, this triggers returns (3) the solution given to reduce the return rate is to choose an official supplier.

Digital Innovation Design of Tourism Destination Marketing Website Using Design Thinking Method

This study aims to design a marketing website for special interest tourism destinations in North Halmahera Regency. The method used is design thinking. The design thinking method has five stages: empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test. At the empathize stage, the needs of system users are classified based on the characteristics of the user as a host or guest. In the define stage, the problem statement technique is used to define the problems and needs of users into four parts: lack of awareness and exposure, limited digital infrastructure, the limited availability of tourism-related infrastructure, and the lack of tourism-related data. At the ideation stage, the main problem identified related to the marketing of special interest tourist destinations is the lack of tourism-related data, so the idea to solve the problem is through the design of a website that accommodates all information about destinations and events, hotel accommodation services, resorts and cottages, vehicle rental services, and travel experiences to North Halmahera which are shared in the form of articles to short videos. At the prototype stage, the database and interface design are designed according to the analysis results at the empathize, define, and ideate stages. Furthermore, at the testing stage, aspirations about prototypes are carried out through posters and short videos to gain insight into the subsequent development. Thus, marketing special interest tourist destinations becomes more effective and efficient using a website-based digital platform.