Technology In Indonesia Research Articles

The Prevalence of Information Technology in Indonesia's Accredited Hospitals

During the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia, examination and relaying of important health information were done with the support of information technology. Therefore, this study measure information technology (IT) within hospitals through IT adoption and IT integration. The study uses data of 752 accredited in Indonesia. The study uses a descriptive analysis and ANOVA to identify the score of different locations, classes, and accreditations of hospitals to determine whether there are any associations or significant differences between the top- and lower-class hospitals. The results indicate that hospital classes A, B, C, and D in Indonesia apply information processing related to the storage, retrieval, sharing, and use of health services information for communication and significant decision-making. However, there are no significant distinction in the prevalence of IT usage among these hospitals. This study contributes to the understanding of the current rate of adoption and integration of information technology resources.

E-Logistic Optimization For MSME’s To Prepare the New Normal Era (Conceptual Framework)

The rapid development of technology in Indonesia due to the Covid-19 pandemic for the past two years has triggered a movement to change business models into e-commerce, including MSME units. This will certainly affect the logistics sector where this sector is one of the most important parts of e-commerce. Therefore, this scientific article aims to explain the optimization of e-logistics for MSMEs to prepare for the new normal era. This scientific article uses the literature review method with a conceptual framework that is expected to facilitate the reader and provide managerial and academic benefits. The results of the literature review that have been reviewed by the researcher showed that there is a need for supporting aspects of information and communication technology (ICT) to support the optimization of e-logistics for MSME units. The implementation of these aspects is divided into two categories, specifically for micro and small-medium enterprises

The Technology Landscape of Construction Material in The Indonesian Construction Industry

The Indonesian construction industry is one of the main sectors to support the economic growth in the country. According to a report published by the World Economic Forum, the construction industry currently accounts for about 6% of the world’s GDP. It is expected to reach around 14.7% by 2030. However, on the other hand, the image experienced by the construction sector is dominated by something low-tech, still relying on craft-based methods, characterized by poor performance and low quality. Therefore, it is essential that to better support the nation’s development, it is necessary for the Indonesian construction industry to invest more in the adoption, development, and application of technology. Material technology plays an essential role in construction projects. Based on a survey conducted to 40 Indonesian contractors, it was found that the priority of using concrete and steel materials ranked at the top during normal conditions and the covid-19 pandemic. Therefore, data about the history of development, utilization, and potential of construction technology, especially concrete and steel materials in Indonesia, is almost non-existent. This study aims to present the technological landscape of concrete and steel construction material, providing an overall view of the historical development of the utilization, contribution, and strategy for developing future construction material technology in Indonesia. In contrast, the information data is considered essential to help formulate policies regarding developing and utilizing construction technology in Indonesia. Therefore, this study will map the landscape of technology material in Indonesia. The methodology to be used is literature studies, interviews, and questionnaires.

Tinjauan Potensi dan Kebijakan Energi Surya di Indonesia

<p class="Abstract">The need for electrical energy in Indonesia is always increasing from year to year. The State Electricity Company in Indonesia (PLN), said that the national electricity demand in 2018 was 232,296 TWh and will increase 5.1% every year. However, energy sources are still dominated by coal and fossil fuels at 59.6%. The potential for renewable energy from solar energy is currently not widely used, even though the potential for renewable energy is very large, especially in Indonesia. This paper purpose to provide information about the potential of solar energy that can be utilized especially as a power plant and the policies and constraints of solar power plants in Indonesia. Indonesia has a fairly stable distribution of solar radiation throughout the year. The government has targeted the installed capacity of solar energy for power plant to reach 0.87 GW by 2025. Realization of Solar Power Plants (PLTS) in 2020 reached 0.15 GWp from the potential of solar energy in Indonesia of 207.8 GWp. Researchers, academics, and the government also continue to develop and innovate of solar energy technology in Indonesia and are expected to maximize the use of Renewable Energy. Some of the obstacles experienced are the high investment costs that must be incurred, causing the price of electricity produced from renewable energy to become uneconomical.</p>

Barium Ferrite Magnet As Anti-Radar Material

This article discusses barium ferrite magnets and their potential use as anti-radar materials for stealth technology in Indonesia. This study uses a variety of literature and the latest research results. Stealth technology was developed by creating an anti-radar substance capable of absorbing radar signals known as radar absorbing material. According to the literature review findings, barium ferrite-based magnets have the potential to be raw materials for radar wave absorbers since they absorb microwaves, including the frequency of waves utilized in radar. The magnetic characteristics and ability of barium ferrite magnets to absorb radar waves are affected by various conditions, including chemical and organic components. Barium ferrite magnets have been used as anti-radar materials in the military, in ships, aircraft, land vehicles, and clothing. The potential of barium ferrite as a determinant for modern military technology in Indonesia is considerable, but it is still limited in laboratory research. The Indonesian government can acquire stealth technology by implementing a dual-use technology strategy and a triple helix innovation model.

Kerjasama Otoritas Jasa Keuangan (OJK) Dengan Monetary Authority Of Singapore (MAS) Dalam Bidang Teknologi Finansial

This research discusses globalization and the technological revolution, which is increasingly developing technology and information. The mobilization of the world community is also growing and more complex. This is what triggers globalization to occur because trade and financial movements can become easier to do. The author wants to describe the objectives and reasons for the Financial Services Authority in collaboration with the Monethary Authority of Singapore in the field of financial technology. By using the theory of National Interest, which is defined as the ability of a country to protect its physical identity, political identity and cultural identity. National interest is both a tool and a goal to be used as a medium to achieve the national goals of a country. The level of analysis used is the domestic influence because it is related to activities that occur at the country level. The type of research in this paper is qualitative analytic with secondary data. The author also describes the background for the formation of cooperation, the dynamics in the continuity of cooperation and the condition of financial technology in Indonesia. At the end of the research, the reasons for the cooperation between OJK and MAS are explained, namely technological developments, strengthening economic foundations and information exchange.

Study of Effect Changing the Blade Shape and Lift Angles on Horizontal Wind Turbine

The lack of energy commodities such as coal and petroleum makes the cost of these commodities soar. This event shows how much countries in the world are still very dependent on fossil fuels, and it is fitting that the transition to new renewable energy can be realized soon, low emission and environmentally friendly energy is the hope in the future. Indonesia has a supply of renewable energy sources that are abundant is a great force for this clean energy revolution. The momentum of the presence of the first wind farm in Indonesia operating in Mattirotasi Village, Sidrap Regency, Central Sulawesi in Indonesia with a wind power plant capacity (PLTB) of 75 MW is positive evidence that the government is starting to pay more attention to the development of renewable energy technology in Indonesia. Turbine technology that is able to optimize wind speed in Indonesia must be the answer so that this energy is more useful. In this study, the idea for an experimental analysis of "Study of the Effect of Blade Shape Change and Lift Angle on Horizontal Wind Tubin using Nvis 6009 Experimentation with Solar and Wind Energy props. The Nvis 6009 is a prop used by vocational schools to understand the concept of a DC power plant based on solar and wind energy. To optimize low wind speed, on Nvis 6009 horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) with different type 3 Blade and changes in lift angle, so that we can know the effect of the resulting voltage change, so that we can know the effect of the resulting voltage change. Simple illustrations using the Solidworks application are done as validation of the results of previous research and to obtain preliminary data of research experiments. The final results of the test on Type Blade II obtained maximum data at a Blade angle of 13 ° with a wind speed of 3.9 m / s, Blade Rotation 2587 Rpm produces a voltage of 2.8 V.

Influence of Jerome Polin as a Brand Ambassador on Zenius Education Brand Image

EduTech is a technology used as a 4.0 learning media tool. This technology is used to promote education in the digital form. Zenius is one of the educational technologies in Indonesia that is intensively promoting with various marketing communications such as using brand ambassadors and online or offline advertisements to connect services with the public. The purpose of brand ambassadors procurement is to shape consumers' mindset on a brand image. This study aims to determine the effect of Jerome Polin's brand ambassador on Zenius education's brand image. The research method used is quantitative with the type of causal research. The data in this research has been collected by the author through an online questionnaire to 400 respondents according to the criteria of this study. The sampling technique used is non-probability sampling with the purposive sampling method. Researchers used simple linear regression analysis in the data analysis process carried out through IBM SPSS version 25. Based on the results of data analysis, the brand ambassador Jerome Polin (X) had a significant influence on brand image of 0.659 or 65.9% while the other 34.1% influenced by other factors outside of this study.

Science and Technology Development in Dutch East Indies

This article describes the long history of the development of science and technology in Indonesia under Dutch East Indies Administration. This study views at how education and science and technology policies in together create the development of the contributions of researcher in research institutions. The study uses a convergent model triangulation which is a mixed method in which the qualitative use the archive to find comprehensive traces taken through written sources, quantitative method and bibliometric to show how research networks are formed in producing research from 1849 until 1940, especially on research topics. This study collects data from 201 scientific articles from Scopus database to obtain information about the trends of Dutch East Indies scientific publication. The findings of this study are after ethical politics in the beginning of 21 century, colonial government failed to provide more inclusive education system for all groups. Therefore, the scientist who contributed are mainly from European group and small contribution of Indonesian in the medical field. In the national context, there were an incline number of scientific publications after 1920s that is contributed from the established a wide range of government research and development institutions the decades before. After the colonial government ended in 1941, these advantages became the initial foundation of science and technolgy ecosystem in Republic of Indonesian Government.

Design of the use of chatbot as a virtual assistant in banking services in Indonesia

A chatbot is a computer program designed to simulate an interactive communication to user (human) via text, audio, or video. Currently several banks in Indonesia have adopted chat technology in customer service. The application of artificial intelligence in customer service aims to prepare banks for the challenges of industry banking 4.0. In addition, it is also to solve problems currently faced by customer service. Implementing chatbot platform in banking in Indonesia is not just plug and play, although there are quite a lot of chatbot platforms available, including Rasa Platform, Botika Platform, and Kata.ai Platform. However, this study only evaluates two chatbot platforms, namely Rasa and Botika, where the two platforms are considered not yet able to be immediately adopted by banks. This is because the application of banking technology in Indonesia must refer to regulatory regulations, including those related to environmental needs, language, speed, and accuracy to understand the intent of users. Hence, research is needed to decide which chatbot platform can be implemented in the banking industry without violating regulatory regulations. From the results of evaluations conducted using the usability and hedonic motivation system adoption system (HMSAM) methods, it is found that users prefer Botika platform to be implemented in the banking industry.

Kelebihan, Kekurangan, Peluang Teknologi 5G di Indonesia

On May 27, 2021, Indonesia has started using the fifth-generation digital device known as 5G and officially launched in Indonesia. Currently, Indonesian people are still specifically familiar with third generation (3G) and fourth (4G) network services, and this type of 4G service is still completely unreachable in several locations in Indonesia, especially outside Java. The development of fifth generation (5G) technology in Indonesia is still not widely studied. This study aims to review of strengths and weaknesses of 5G technology in Indonesia.

Long Range (LoRa) Network Planning Analysis at 920-923 MHz Frequency for Region Palabuhanratu

LoRa technology in Indonesia is currently in the development stage to accelerate the digitalization of cheap and reliable connectivity-based smart utilities. Palabuhanratu is a potential area for LoRa network infrastructure development due to the density of end devices in Palabuhanratu which causes the process of sending data on a network to be hampered. The parameters used in the LPWA software simulation include Signal Level, Noise to Interference Carrier Level and Link Budget. This research method analyzes the simulation results on Signal Level, Noise to Interference Carrier Level and Link Budget as parameters for the construction of LoRa network infrastructure at a frequency of 920-923 MHz in Palabuhanratu. The research is divided into two planning stages. The first planning stage is the calculation of capacity and calculation of coverage. The second planning stage is simulation using Atoll Low Power Wide Area software. The results of the simulation analysis obtained in this study are that there are 10 gateway capacities using the Atoll application software. The average values generated by the simulation parameters include the Signal Level, which is -64.06 dBm with the ”good” category based on the KPI standard, which is more than - 80 dBm and the Noise to Interference Carrier Level parameter of 27.71 dB which is included in the ”excellent” category, namely greater than 12 dBm in KPI standardization, and the resulting path loss is -107.74 dBm at a cell radius of 1.261 km.

TELAAH YURIDIS PENYELENGGARAAN TEKNOLOGI 5G DI INDONESIA: LANGKAH TRANSFORMASI MENUJU ERA SOCIETY 5.0

In the era of society 5.0, technological developments live side by side with humans. Currently, 5G technology is present as the latest technology in the development of cellular telecommunications networks. Through the speed of data transmission offered, this technology can support other latest technologies to accompany human civilization to enter more significant progress. This is because there is no current technology that does not require high telecommunication networks, such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality, etc. Therefore, entering the progress of civilization that is increasingly significant requires a mature readiness for Indonesia in responding to technological developments. In the context of the law as a transformation infrastructure, the law must work side-by-side with technological developments. Because the direction and development of technology also require good regulation to run as it should. Thus, this research will use a normative juridical method with legal materials through analysis techniques in literature studies. It will produce education and recommendations regarding implementing 5G technology in Indonesia as a form of the author's juridical review of the applicable positive law

Solutions to money laundering prevention through Regulatory Technology (RegTech): Evidence from Islamic and conventional banks

Purpose – This study aims to examine the effect of the relationship between RegTech and Money Laundering Prevention (MLP). This study also examines the differences between RegTech in Islamic and conventional banks.Methodology – The current study used explanatory research to test hypotheses using primary data obtained through a survey with a questionnaire conducted online with 100 respondents from bank employees, both conventional and Islamic in Indonesia. In addition, an independent t-test was used.Findings – The results reveal that Transaction Monitoring (TM) and Cost and Time (CT) significantly affect MLP, while electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) does not affect MLP. The comparative test of the differences in RegTech in Islamic and conventional banks confirm differences in transaction monitoring and cost efficiency between Islamic and conventional banks. At the same time, there is no difference in eKYC between Islamic and conventional banks.Originality – Research related to RegTech in Islamic and conventional banks' money laundering prevention efforts is still very limited in Indonesia. This study will contribute to the existing literature on Islamic finance and the development of financial technology in Indonesia.

An Additional Model to Control Risk in Mastering Defense Technology in Indonesia

Reverse engineering is widely used to acquire defence technology relatively quickly. However, this process carries the risk of creating uncertainty, leading to significant investments if the process is not controlled. A technology readiness level (TRL) calculator has been used to control the process of technology mastery during forward engineering. This study aims to build an additional model so that TRL can also be used to control risk in the process of mastering technology. It does this by using reverse engineering to help organisations reduce costs. This additional model is presented through a reverse engineering concept based on theory and is tested through a case study of a defence organization in Indonesia. The results of the case study show that the TRL calculator can be used as a reference in mastering technology through reverse engineering.

SISTEM INFORMASI SARANA DAN PRASARANA UNIVERSITAS TEKNOLOGI SUMBAWA BERBASIS WEB MENGGUNAKAN METODE SPIRAL

The development of information technology is rapidly expanding to all lines in 2021, showing that there are 202.6 million users of information technology in Indonesia, out of 73.7% of the total population of Indonesians who use the internet to search for information. Indonesia's population is 274.9 million, and those who use the internet are 202.6 million. This is a good opportunity to develop an information system, one of which is in the realm of education. Education is one of the main actors in the development of human resources to make individuals who have qualities and abilities. The spiral model used in software development methods: communication, planning, risk analysis, engineering, construction and launch, customer evaluation. The results of this study The testing was carried out using the black box method. includes using the spiral method, including registration features, logins, user transactions, loan management can be done by showing an average 100% trial success that goes well.

Legal Protection For Social Media Users Based On Information Technology Law

Along with the development of technology and information, the lives of Indonesian people continue to welcome the use of technology and information that utilizes computers and other means of communication products as the means. The impact of technological advances in the rapidly growing telecommunications industry has a positive impact that can provide convenience in communicating, if misused it can have a negative impact. The promulgation of Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions (UU ITE), which was later amended by Law Number 19 of 2016 concerning Amendments to Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions (UU ITE), can serves to provide legal protection for social media users from social media abusers. The construction of legal protection for social media users based on the law of information technology in Indonesia in a sociological juridical manner describes the law of social phenomena with law enforcement. The legal framework for the protection of social media users based on information technology law in Indonesia, based on the development of abuse using information technology facilities, continues to increase and results in harming the community both morally and materially. The legal construction of information technology in Indonesia as outlined in the substance of Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions (ITE) and Law Number 19 of 2016 concerning Amendments to Law Number 11 of 2008 concerning Electronic Information and Transactions, structured and sequential covering the substance of the Principles and Objectives, the process of action and legal remedies as well as sanctions. The construction model of legal protection for social media users based on information technology law in Indonesia is intended to avoid abusive behavior that can harm other parties.

TEKNOLOGI KEUANGAN DALAM INVESTASI PASAR MODAL

The purpose of this research is to find out capital market investment opportunities in the era of financial technology in Indonesia. This research uses quantitative methods and literature review where this research is a collection of data and previous research on global financial technology. The data collection techniques and instruments in the study used surveys and questionnaires by 40 respondents. The results of the study revealed that investment opportunities in the era of financial technology in Indonesia are quite large. In the era of financial technology and with a large number of internet users in Indonesia, it opens up a huge opportunity for people, especially the younger generation to invest and benefit for a brighter future. Therefore, with the investment, the interest of the younger generation who are technologically literate can make the business invest in advanced and developing capital markets

Values in The development of Science and Technology Contribution to Strengthening the national Cultural Character

This research aims to analyze the importance of values in the development of science and technology in Indonesia. The rapid development of science and technology in this global era affects human life, it can even affect human behavior. This research is a qualitative research in the field of philosophy, with the material object is the development of science and technology, while the formal object of research is the essence of value. The methodical elements used by the researcher are description, totalization, interpretation, and analysis-synthesis. The result achieved is that science and technology are very important for national development. Therefore, the development of science and technology should be aimed at humanitarian purposes, namely improving human welfare; educate people both intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually; and enhance human dignity. To achieve these humanitarian goals, the development of science and technology in Indonesia is not value-free, meaning that it must be based on the values adopted by the Indonesian people. These values serve as the basis that will direct the development of science and technology which then has logical consequences for strengthening the nation's cultural character.

The Use of Payment Technology Through Financial Literacy

Payment technology has dominated the fintech sector in Indonesia. Optimizing the use of payment technology requires encouragement in the development of financial literacy. Indonesia still has a low level of financial literacy compared to financial inclusion in Indonesia. The low level of financial literacy will lead to abuse of the use of fintech products and services. This study aims to see the effects of financial literacy on payment technology adoption using the TAM approach in urban cities in Indonesia, Jakarta Raya, Bandung, D.I. Yogyakarta, Semarang and Surabaya. The result demonstrates that financial literacy not an essential factor in adopting payment technology in Indonesia.