Unique Product Research Articles

DAMPAK INOVASI DAN PEMANFAATAN MEDIA SOSIAL TERHADAP KINERJA UMKM KOPI TOLAKI DI DESA TRIDANA MULYA KECAMATAN LANDONO KABUPATEN KONAWE SELATAN

This research aims to determine (1) the types of innovation implemented by Tolaki coffee MSMEs to increase competitiveness and productivity in Tridana Mulya Village, Landono District, (2) the use of social media in supporting the performance and productivity of Tolaki coffee MSMEs in Tridana Mulya Village, Landono District, Regency. South Konawe, (3) the role of innovation and social media on the performance of Tolaki coffee MSMEs and productivity in Tridana Mulya Village, Landono District, South Konawe Regency. Determining informants in this research used the snowboll technique by taking six people, including the owner and employees. The data collection process was carried out by observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. Data analysis used descriptive qualitative research using the Miles and Huberman research model including data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The research results show that innovation in developing new and unique products, services or processes can create added value that makes the company superior in competition with the Kopi Tolaki brand, which has unique characteristics which are reflected in different packaging variations for each product. Communication via social media platforms also helps convey the value and benefits of the product, and the results have been positive with the product being accepted by the public.

Peran Brand Management Terhadap Loyalitas Konsumen Untuk Perkembangan Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah (UMKM) : Suatu Kajian Literatur

The role of brand management on consumer loyalty for the development of micro, small and medium enterprises is that brands build a good image among the public. The process is the goal of developing brand identity. This shows that the product offered is a unique product. In addition, it also talks about what kind of identity a brand wants to display. The identity that is displayed will later be attached as the personality of a brand. If the brand has been well received, MSME business actors automatically get the opportunity to improve the quality of their products. This must be done with flexible, effective, efficient, and sustainable planning. Thus, the products produced are guaranteed quality. With guaranteed product quality, consumer loyalty will also increase. After achieving customer satisfaction, the brand must continue to guarantee the improvement and improvement of product quality. The goal is to maintain customer satisfaction. Small businesses get the opportunity to make closer observations and research. This means that MSME business actors get easier and wider access to information. Finally, MSME players are able to produce quality products in accordance with consumer expectations.

Research on isolation, identification, and determination of suitable conditions for the cultivation of albino <i>Cordyceps militaris</i> SHBTD fruiting bodies

Cordyceps militaris is a valuable fungus that is well-known in many Asian countries. The fruiting bodies of C. militaris are commonly used in traditional medicine and the production of functional foods. Currently, C. militaris mushrooms are being cultivated on a large scale in Vietnam, yielding the characteristic yellow-orange fruiting bodies typical of C. militaris. In the mushroom cultivation industry, C. militaris is one of the most highly valued species. The yield and quality of the fruiting bodies are greatly dependant on the strain source. Therefore, the search for new strains of C. militaris with high productivity, quality, and uniqueness is always of interest to scientists. This study has isolated and identified the albino strain C. militaris SHBTD based on morphological characteristics and the rDNA ITS region gene sequence. The optimal conditions for fruiting body formation of the SHBTD strain are MT6 medium, a temperature of 22°C, a humidity of 90%, a light intensity of 500 lux (12 hours/day), and 65 days of cultivation. Additionally, this study determined that the albino strain C. militaris SHBDT carrying the single Mating-type (MAT) gene (MAT1-1-1), could provide stable yield and quality of fruiting bodies over 5 consecutive cultivation generations. The obtained results demonstrate the potential applications of the C. militaris SHBTD in the industrial-scale production of unique and high-value mushroom products.

Dandelion Root Delight: Crafting Bath Bombs for Anti-Inflammatory Skincare Serenity

Abstract: The research project "Dandelion Root Delight: Crafting Bath Bombs for Anti-inflammatory Skincare Serenity" aims to develop a skin care product containing dandelion root extract for its anti-inflammatory properties. The project will explore the benefits of dandelion root for skin care and well-being, test different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and conduct user tests to gather feedback to improve the products. The project aims to create a unique and effective bath bomb product containing dandelion root extract, promote calm and relaxation in skin care through a unique bath experience, and explore the potential benefits of dandelion root in skin care and well-being. creature Project methods include researching the benefits of dandelion root extract for skin care and well-being, testing different bath bomb recipes and ingredients, and conducting user tests to gather feedback to refine the products. Project findings include potential benefits of dandelion root extract for skin care and wellness, such as soothing sensitive skin, reducing redness, brightening skin, and enhancing the antioxidant effects of green tea. In addition, the project investigated the possible synergy of dandelion root extract with other plant-derived substances such as calendula, rosehip seed oil, turmeric and hyaluronic acid to increase hydration, regenerate the skin and ensure general nutrition of the skin. Implications of the project include the potential of dandelion root extract to be a valuable ingredient in skin care products due to its anti-inflammatory properties, general benefits to skin health and potential synergy with other botanicals. The project also emphasizes the importance of considering possible allergic reactions or sensitivities when using products containing plant substances, and the benefits of combining dandelion root with a balanced lifestyle in terms of comprehensive skin care and general well-being

Bamboo Crafts Business Development Model Reviewed From The Perspective Of Maslahah

Bamboo is a versatile plant with superior ecological properties, offering great potential for the development of craft businesses that are sustainable and beneficial to society. This research aims to formulate a bamboo craft business development model based on the concept of maslahah, namely realizing benefits and benefits for all parties involved. Bamboo craft art is a local product produced by skilled hands so that it produces unique products and has economic value. Bamboo craft products are no longer foreign to us, especially to people from Sidodadi Village, Beringin. The business model of innovation in the bamboo craft business aims to develop products to create products that are efficient and competitive. The method used in this research is a qualitative method with an observation and interview approach. The aim of this research is to find out and examine how the bamboo craft business development model is viewed from a maslahah perspective. The results of this research show that this research does not provide benefits because there is still a lack of employee welfare, there is no development of product models, and distribution is not wide enough and the quality of raw materials is not good

Tempe “Mendol” as Traditional Side Dish for Rural Gastronomy Tourism in Malang, East Java.

Indonesia is well known for its manmade food creation called tempe. People fell in love with the crispy and tanginess that tempe produced due to its fermentation process of the raw ingredients which is soybean. This product is highly varied upon its forms and processing techniques. One of the most famous menu is mendol. Mendol is created by letting Tempe pass beyond the ripping stage and passing the peak of its quality to go almost starting to rotten slowly. This unique dishes has made most of the local people able to process a product that way passed its expiry date and still edible. This study focused on examining the potential of mendol to become the iconic and unique product for Gastronomy in East Java. The study uses literature review to see the potential in exposing mendol for Gastronomy Tourism and to seek the possible market for this kind of tourism. the research resulted in the possibility of bringing back Mendol as part of the commercial dishes in gastronomy tourism seems to be applicable. This also helps the destination in retaining as well as gaining new visitor via the marketing of local food and mendol is one of the traditional food that has its own unique story for East Java especially Malang area.

Development of a Stability-Indicating Purity Method for Ubrogepant Through Stress Degradation Analysis, Extraction, and Characterization of Unidentified Degradation Products Using Flash Chromatography, NMR, IR, and LC–MS

Abstract Background Ubrogepant is a prescription medication used to prevent migraine headaches. It is currently available in tablet form. Objective The goal of this work is to investigate the drug degradation profile of ubrogepant, as well as to isolate and characterize undiscovered ubrogepant degradation products by utilizing LC–MS, NMR, and IR spectroscopic analytical techniques and, furthermore, to develop a high-resolution, sensitive, stability-indicating analytical approach for detecting and quantifying ubrogepant degradation products in its pharmaceutical formulation. Methods To identify and quantify the degradation products of ubrogepant in pharmaceutical products, a novel gradient reverse-phase HPLC (RP-HPLC) technique with a photo diode array (PDA) detector was developed by utilizing a C18 stationary phase column. The eluent comprised a mixture of acetonitrile and water with 0.1% (v/v) ortho-phosphoric acid. To establish the intrinsic stability of the ubrogepant pharmaceutical product, it was stress-tested under various degradation conditions, including water, alkaline, acid hydrolysis, photolytic, oxidative, and thermal. Flash chromatography was used to isolate the two major degradants, and the structures were determined using NMR (1H, 13C, distortionless enhancement by polarisation transfer-DEPT-135), IR, and LC–MS methods. Results The ubrogepant medication was relatively more degradable in alkaline and acidic conditions, and two unique degradation products were discovered. Based on spectroscopic and chromatographic evidence, it was conclusively demonstrated that these unique compounds were ubrogepant hydrolysis products. All degradation products were separated with a resolution greater than 2.0. The peak purity data showed that the ubrogepant peak in all of the stress samples examined was pure. Under all stress environments, ubrogepant achieved a minimum mass balance of 95%. The validated approach developed was sensitive enough to quantify ubrogepant degradation products at 0.03% of the ubrogepant test concentration. Conclusion The proposed method was found to be stability-indicating since it fits all of the regulatory authorities' typical requirements. This method is highly efficient for detecting and quantifying impurities in ubrogepant drug substances and drug products in QC laboratories. Highlights Two new degradation products of ubrogepant were successfully extracted and characterized using NMR, IR, and LC–MS spectroscopic methods. The proposed HPLC method can accurately quantify the degradation products of ubrogepant in pharmaceutical products and is sensitive enough to detect degradation products of ubrogepant as low as 0.17 µg/mL.

CREATING PRODUCT CREATIVITY TO OBTAIN PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE MARKETING PERFORMANCE OF RATTAN PRODUCTS

The increasing diversity and attractiveness of rattan products have intensified competition in the rattan industry, both domestically and internationally. This has led to a situation where the global impact of rattan trade is largely dominated by countries such as China, Taiwan, and Europe, in addition to Indonesia. The main objective of this research is to explore how product creativity affects product differentiation, ultimately enhancing the marketing performance of rattan products in Cirebon Regency. The study focused on all rattan business actors in the region, with a sample size of 210 respondents selected using Hair's formula. The data collection method involved a questionnaire and Probability Sampling technique. Data analysis was conducted using Structural Equation Modeling-Partial Least Square (SEMPLS). The findings revealed that Product Differentiation has a more significant impact on Marketing Performance compared to Product Creativity. This is because consumers are inclined towards unique products with distinct characteristics offered by companies.

Strategi Bisnis Dan Orientasi Kewirausahaan Pasar Terhadap Kreativitas UMKM Di Surabaya

Business strategy is very important in running a business. Increasingly fierce and diverse competition means that entrepreneurs must pay more attention to their business strategies. This is because the business can continue and develop amidst intense competition. According to Pedersen and Ritter (2020), strategy is a plan before it is carried out and followed up through practical activities. Strategy is a unique special preparation activity that differentiates the owner's business strategy from competitors in order to optimize competitiveness. Strategy is a project, meaning it provides solutions for the future and potential users. Strategy is defined as a pattern and shows company activities that can be explained through patterns that emerge from activities that have been planned and carried out previously. Strategy as a position means that entrepreneurs can use all the resources they have, both physical and scientific, to provide unique products to find a market that aims to be superior to competitors. Finally, the strategic perspective refers to the organizational culture of business people to view themselves and their environment as a strategy.

Elucidation of Dithiol-yne Comb Polymer Architectures by Tandem Mass Spectrometry and Ion Mobility Techniques.

Polymers have a wide range of applications depending on their composition, size, and architecture. Varying any of these three characteristics can greatly impact the resulting chemical, physical, and mechanical properties. While many techniques are available to determine polymer composition and size, determining the exact polymer architecture is more challenging. Herein, tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS) and ion mobility mass spectrometry (IM-MS) methods are utilized to derive crucial architectural information about dithiol-yne comb polymers. Based on their unique fragmentation products and IM drift times, dithiol-yne oligomers with distinct architectures were successfully differentiated and characterized. Additionally, experimental collision cross-sections (Ω) derived via IM-MS were compared to theoretically extracted Ω values from molecular dynamics simulated structures to deduce the architectural motif of these comb oligomers. Overall, this work demonstrates the benefits of combining various mass spectrometry techniques in order to gain a complete understanding of a complex polymer mixture.

Pengaruh Kepercayaan Nasabah Terhadap Minat Menabung di Bank Syariah

This study examines the impact of customer trust on savings interest in Shariah banks. Shariah banks, which operate based on Islamic principles, have gained popularity globally due to their unique financial products and services. However, customer trust remains a crucial factor in determining the success of these banks. This research aims to investigate the relationship between customer trust and savings interest in Shariah banks, with the goal of providing insights for these institutions to enhance customer loyalty and retention. The study employs a survey methodology and uses a sample of Shariah bank customers. The results indicate that customer trust significantly influences savings interest in Shariah banks, suggesting that banks should focus on building trust with their customers to increase savings interest.

A Case Analysis of Market Segmentation and Product Differentiation

This paper explores the symbiotic relationship between market segmentation and product differentiation within the realm of marketing strategies. Market segmentation involves the subdivision of a market into distinct sub-markets, delineated by variations in consumer needs, behaviors, and preferences. Conversely, product differentiation entails the creation of unique products or services tailored to meet the specific demands of consumers within these segmented markets. By examining the interplay between these concepts, this paper elucidates how market segmentation serves as a foundational framework for achieving product differentiation. Through a comprehensive analysis of theoretical frameworks and empirical studies, the paper underscores the strategic significance of aligning market segmentation with product differentiation to enhance consumer satisfaction and competitive advantage. Ultimately, this study provides valuable insights into leveraging market segmentation as a strategic tool for effective product differentiation, thereby fostering sustainable growth and success for firms in dynamic market environments. Practical implications and managerial recommendations will be offered to assist marketers in implementing effective market segmentation strategies to drive successful product differentiation initiatives and gain a competitive edge in the marketplace.

Update on Non-Interchangeability of Botulinum Neurotoxin Products.

The growing use of botulinum neurotoxins (BoNTs) for medical and aesthetic purposes has led to the development and marketing of an increasing number of BoNT products. Given that BoNTs are biological medications, their characteristics are heavily influenced by their manufacturing methods, leading to unique products with distinct clinical characteristics. The manufacturing and formulation processes for each BoNT are proprietary, including the potency determination of reference standards and other features of the assays used to measure unit potency. As a result of these differences, units of BoNT products are not interchangeable or convertible using dose ratios. The intrinsic, product-level differences among BoNTs are compounded by differences in the injected tissues, which are innervated by different nerve fiber types (e.g., motor, sensory, and/or autonomic nerves) and require unique dosing and injection sites that are particularly evident when treating complex therapeutic and aesthetic conditions. It is also difficult to compare across studies due to inherent differences in patient populations and trial methods, necessitating attention to study details underlying each outcome reported. Ultimately, each BoNT possesses a unique clinical profile for which unit doses and injection paradigms must be determined individually for each indication. This practice will help minimize unexpected adverse events and maximize efficacy, duration, and patient satisfaction. With this approach, BoNT is poised to continue as a unique tool for achieving individual goals for an increasing number of medical and aesthetic indications.

A Study on the Role of the ODOP (One District, One Product) Scheme on Strengthening the Metal Craft Industry in Moradabad Region, Uttar Pradesh

The foundation of Uttar Pradesh’s industrial operations and economic development is its traditional occupation, geographic culture and unique products. Products that are unique to a given area play a vital role in the growth of any nation, state or region. The One District, One Product (ODOP) programme, which is being used in Uttar Pradesh, has given the state’s small businesses a new name. In the Moradabad region of Uttar Pradesh, a metal craft enterprise has been chosen under this model to enhance the production capacity, business opportunities and start-up optimisation. This particular product is essential to the state economy’s continued survival. By sponsoring investor exhibits, district fairs and mega craft clusters, which directly affect production, the state government promotes the productivity of metal crafts, creating a new vision for metal products and new opportunities for local and regional companies to gain worldwide prominence through this programme. The researchers of this study conducted a pilot study and primary survey based on the demographic profile of the Moradabad region of Uttar Pradesh to examine the increase in production capacity and its component under the ODOP scheme. The findings of this study indicate that all efforts to strengthen the local metal craft clusters and units through state government initiatives such as investor summits, exhibitions and district fairs under the ODOP scheme prove to be right for the success of productivity. The uniqueness of this research article serves as a living example for other states or countries to successfully implement the ODOP programme, which is a transformative step towards realising the true potential of the metal craft industry. The state government’s strategy like the ODOP scheme can serve as a bridge to strengthen and improve the local specified products like metal crafts by solving the barriers of productivity disparities and geographical product identity imbalances.

Differentiation Strategy and the Performance of Medical Insurance Companies in Kenya

Against a backdrop of escalating global competition, health insurance firms grapple with the need to stand out amidst a saturated market. The study recognizes the imperative for organizations to adopt differentiation strategies, with a focus on product, personnel, distribution, and image differentiation. Acknowledging the current dearth of comprehensive research in the Kenyan context, the research problem centres on the critical need to investigate the extent to which differentiation strategies influence the performance of health insurance companies in the region. The general objective of the study was to investigate the effect of differentiation strategy on performance of Health Insurance Companies in Kenya. Drawing on established theories such as Porter's Competitive Advantage Model, Upper Echelons Theory, Resource-Based View, and Transaction Cost Economics, the study employs a multi-theoretical framework to provide a nuanced understanding of the complex relationships between differentiation strategies and organizational outcomes. Adopting the descriptive research design, the target population comprises 980 employees in the medical insurance firms in the top management and middle level management in Nairobi, drawn from the respective insurance firms’ Human Resources Departments. Employing a multi-stage sampling technique, the established sample size is 101 top and middle level management staff who were reached by stratified random sampling. A semi-structured questionnaire was the main data collection instrument and was distributed through a drop-and- pick- latter approach. Data was analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. Descriptive statistics measures of mean and standard deviation was used, while for inferential statistics, regression equations were employed. The study established that product differentiation strategy, personnel differentiation strategy, product differentiation strategy and image differentiation strategy had a positive significant effect on performance of health insurance companies in Kenya. The study concludes that product differentiation is the key aspect distinguishing one company’s products or services from its competition. Personnel differentiation strategy gives an organization the ability to respond in time to the needs of their members through the skills and knowledge of employees. A differentiated distribution strategy allows insurance companies to expand their sale potential by getting their product in front of more potential customers. An effective image establishes the product's character and value proposition and a person responds differently to company and brand images. The study recommends that the insurance companies should consider opportunities for differentiation in all of its production areas: marketing, product management, engineering, sales, and customer support. Organizations looking to build personnel differentiation strategy will need to produce or design extremely unique or distinctive products or services that create increased value for the consumer. The insurance companies should devote resources to channel management preferably at least one dedicated manager whose sole responsibility is to manage those relationships and build the marketing programs to drive revenue through the channel. The insurance companies should identify their brand gaps, which are the discrepancies between their desired and actual brand performance.

Digital Product Passport Implementation Based on Multi-Blockchain Approach with Decentralized Identifier Provider

This paper examines the implementation of a digital product passport (DPP) using Hyperledger Fabric technology to enhance product lifecycle management within the European Union’s circular economy action plan. This study addresses the need for detailed product information on materials, origin, usage, and end-of-life instructions to improve recycling practices and promote sustainable consumption. The approach integrates decentralized identifier (DID) technology for unique product identification using the cheqd.io platform with an enterprise tailored Hyperledger Fabric blockchain network for DPP data management, leveraging their strengths to enhance security and efficiency. This paper details the data model for the DPP, including entities like Product, Manufacturer, Supplier, and Material. Performance tests on the Hyperledger Fabric network demonstrate the system’s efficacy, focusing on CRUD operations and scalability. Future work will extend to the development of client applications and more comprehensive performance evaluations considering scalability and network expansion.

Application of Electro-Activated Dissociation Fragmentation Technique to Identifying Glucuronidation and Oxidative Metabolism Sites of Vepdegestrant by Liquid Chromatography-High Resolution Mass Spectrometry.

Drug metabolite identification is an integrated part of drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics studies in drug discovery and development. Definitive identification of metabolic modification sides of test compounds such as screening metabolic soft spots and supporting metabolite synthesis are often required. Currently, liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry is the dominant analytical platform for metabolite identification. However, the interpretation of product ion spectra generated by commonly used collision-induced disassociation (CID) and higher-energy collisional dissociation (HCD) often fails to identify locations of metabolic modifications, especially glucuronidation. Recently, a ZenoTOF 7600 mass spectrometer equipped with electron-activated dissociation (EAD-HRMS) was introduced. The primary objective of this study was to apply EAD-HRMS to identify metabolism sites of vepdegestrant (ARV-471), a model compound that consists of multiple functional groups. ARV-471 was incubated in dog liver microsomes and 12 phase I metabolites and glucuronides were detected. EAD generated unique product ions via orthogonal fragmentation, which allowed for accurately determining the metabolism sites of ARV-471, including phenol glucuronidation, piperazine N-dealkylation, glutarimide hydrolysis, piperidine oxidation, and piperidine lactam formation. In contrast, CID and HCD spectral interpretation failed to identify modification sites of three O-glucuronides and three phase I metabolites. The results demonstrated that EAD has significant advantages over CID and HCD in definitive structural elucidation of glucuronides and phase I metabolites although the utility of EAD-HRMS in identifying various types of drug metabolites remains to be further evaluated. SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENT: Definitive identification of metabolic modification sites by liquid chromatography-high resolution mass spectrometry is highly needed in drug metabolism research, such as screening metabolic soft spots and supporting metabolite synthesis. However, commonly used collision-induced dissociation (CID) and higher-energy collisional dissociation (HCD) fragmentation techniques often fail to provide critical information for definitive structural elucidation. In this study, the electron-activated dissociation (EAD) was applied to identifying glucuronidation and oxidative metabolism sites of vepdegestrant, which generated significantly better results than CID and HCD.

A Study on the Marketing Strategy for a New Product Development and Launch in the Market

In today’s market careful planning and a good product strategy are essential to help you succeeding in the market. Companies everywhere are competing more than ever to develop new and unique products or services and gain a higher position in the market. Companies develop a high number of new products every year. Most of these products fail to secure competitive advantages and end up being just another high cost for the company. The aim of this thesis is to develop a product development and launch process for Company X, Finnish supplier of roll handling equipment for the paper industry. The need for this thesis came during the author´s working experience with the company. Company X is a young company that creates innovative products for the industry. Developing new unique products that offer several benefits to the customers is the company mission and at the same time one of the main strengths. As the new product development is a continuous process and Company X is growing its product portfolio continuously, the commissioner felt the need instructuring the product development and launch process in a well-defined step-by-step process that is easy to follow and communicate internally. The author’s knowledge and experience gained during the studies in international business and working with in the paper industry can be utilized to help Company X in building this process. New products are very essential for the corporate success. Innovation is a must if you want to continue competing in the market. However the new product development is one of the riskiest processes that require focus and high investments. Several studies have been done in the successful product launch cases, and success drivers have been discovered. Corporations are using a structured idea-to- launch processes which help them manage implementing these success drivers and reduce the risk of product launch fail.

Act on Protection of Geographical Indications of Iran: in line or contradiction with international treaties

Iran is a country with an ancient civilization with many unique products and goods. To protect the rights of geographical indications owners, Iran has adopted an Act in this regard. This article aims to examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Iranian Act and the extent of its compliance or non-compliance with international treaties in this field. The results and achievements of this study, which are not limited to Iran and can be used for the international system as well as developing countries, indicate that the multiplicity of international treaties, lack of sanctions or insufficient sanctions, the manner of procedure and proceedings authorities, different interpretations of concepts contrary to public order and good morals, as well as ignoring the issue of labels and barcodes are some of the most important challenges and problems facing the effective protection of geographical indications. Obviously, Iran can protect geographical indications in a more effective way by providing some strategies. Including protection for geographical indications in bilateral or multilateral investment treaties, applying quality control on products bearing geographical indications and intensifying performance guarantees (or sanctions), building culture and increasing coordination between public and private sectors and investing to strengthen the value of geographical indications in the market are among the most important solutions that have been presented.

Управление образовательным процессом субъектов креативных индустрий

The article delineates a number of characteristic features in managing the educational process within the realm of creative industries. They are defined according to the essential features of the key concepts “educational process management” and “subjects of creative industries”. They encompass a range of common traits, including issues of management organization levels, functions, methods, principles, etc. The fundamental distinctions of these components are predominantly shaped by the specific nature of creative industries subjects’ activities in the educational sphere, which typically unfold non-linearly and under conditions of high risk, uncertainty, and complexity in predicting outcomes. This is a sphere of activity oriented towards systemic innovation implementation, seeking and utilizing opportunities to satisfy human desires and needs through the realization of unique educational products, including those in the realm of additional education for both children and adults. The outcome here entails the creation, promotion, and dissemination and/or implementation of creative products in the field of additional education. In conclusion, the management of educational processes in creative industries requires a nuanced understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities inherent in this domain. By leveraging flexible and adaptive management strategies, educators and industry stakeholders can foster creativity, innovation, and collaboration, thereby enriching the educational experience and driving positive outcomes for all stakeholders involved. Further research is needed to explore specific management approaches and interventions tailored to the evolving needs of creative industries education.