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The Improvement of The Web-Based Application “Sampahqu” to Enhance Data Management Efficiency at The Waste Bank Agustina Christiani; Verel Salomo Ulyano Simatupang; Priskila Christine Rahayu; Laurence; Sylvia; Satriyanto Beka
Proceedings of the International Conference on Entrepreneurship (IConEnt) Vol. 5 (2025): Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Entrepreneurship (IConEnt)
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SAMPAHQU as a waste collection company in Tangerang Selatan plays a crucial role in the circular economy. With the increasing number of customers and collaborating waste banks, the need for a waste deposit application that can be accessed by SampahQu, waste bank administrators, and customers has become evident. This application is intended to facilitate SampahQu in monitoring the volume and types of waste deposited, as well as the corresponding monetary transactions to be paid to customers or waste bank administrators. Additionally, customers and waste bank administrators can access information regarding the types and quantities of waste they have deposited, along with the earnings derived from these deposits. To address these requirements, a web-based waste deposit application has been developed, enabling access via mobile devices. Nonetheless, several issues have been identified during its implementation, such as the lack of a payment reporting feature to the waste bank and the absence of customer-specific reports grouped by waste bank. Consequently, this research focuses on the enhancement of the SampahQu application to improve its utility for waste banks and SampahQu customers.
Sustainable Innovation in Everyday Wearable Bag Design: The Case of Oh My Craft! Sylvia; Brylia Sheron Elbiqueen Tumanduk; Danantha Keithlin Halim; Monika Karnadi; Rayhan Pratama Putra
Proceedings of the International Conference on Entrepreneurship (IConEnt) Vol. 5 (2025): Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Entrepreneurship (IConEnt)
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Oh My Craft! is a micro, small, and medium enterprise that specializes in crafting bags made from traditional Indonesian textiles, marketed both online and offline. The company actively engages in sustainability by repurposing fabric and leather waste into other innovative products. This paper explores sustainable practices and innovation in traditional bag product design while focusing on voice of customers. From preliminary surveys to their customers, more than 50% of customers place significant importance on the functionality of bags—such as size, capacity, and features when making a purchase decision. The customers also suggested that Oh My Craft! introduce product variations based on bag functionality. The purpose of this paper is to recommend bag product design innovation that will fulfill sustainability practice and voice of customers with Quality Function Development method. The outcome is an innovative two-ways sling-tote batik bag product design with enhanced functionality that can be used both as small sling bag and shopping tote bag, designed to meet the needs of Oh My Craft!'s market, while minimizing material waste and promoting the reuse of materials.
Co-Authors Brylia Sheron Elbiqueen Tumanduk Christiani, Agustina Danantha Keithlin Halim Laurence Monika Karnadi Rahayu, Priskila Christine Rayhan Pratama Putra Satriyanto Beka Verel Salomo Ulyano Simatupang