Mayangsari, Lidia
School of Business and Management, Institut Teknologi Bandung

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Will you eat your dog’s cookie? an exploration of relationship between consumer attitude and purchase intention in healthy food Alexandra, Graciella; Mayangsari, Lidia
Journal of Innovation, Business and Entrepreneurship Vol 4, No 2 (2019)
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The food market is developing with a health benefit. However, health food tends to attract even more interest from consumer and businesses. Besides seeing the sense of meaning, food quality, and health of these foods, prices also greatly affect consumer attention. Snuupil Petcare is a company that runs in the pet care industry especially for dog products. This research is about how can we grow with a wider market, from only dog market and into human market. This research is to understand the relationship of consumer attitude and price perception in healthy dog cookies to the purchase intention decision. propose a growing business for Snuupil Petcare from dog market to a wider consumer market. Using the Multiple linear regression and descriptive analysis with online survey and product testing, the result customer attitude are have a really big role to the purchase intention, when human wants make a decision it affect by their attitude. Based on the analysis result after doing all the analysis, researcher will wider the Snuupil Pet Care especially for Snuupil cookies into human market, because there are really positive influence from the customer attitude to the healthy cookies even though it a dog cookies, and there are not really significant the price of the healthy cookies to the willingness to buy.Keywords: customer attitude, price perception, purchase intention, healthy food, price 
On The Consumer Attitude Analysis toward the Purchase Intention of Local Fashion Brand in Indonesia Pertiwi, Ken Garudajati; Mayangsari, Lidia
Journal of Innovation, Business and Entrepreneurship Vol 4, No 2 (2019)
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Indonesia is one of the largest countries in the world, with the 4th largest population in the world. According to Badan Perancangan Pembangunan Nasional (BAPPENAS), the total population of Indonesia in 2018 is 265 million. With a large amount of population, it makes Indonesia has a large level of consumption, including the consumption level for clothing product, because clothing is one of the primary needs for every human being. So, with a large amount of population, the demand for clothing product is also high and always increasing, which this situation will become a great opportunity to run a business in the fashion industry.Currently, the creative industry in Indonesia is experiencing rapid development; one of the examples is in the fashion industry. The Creative Economy Agency of Indonesia (BEKRAF), states that Indonesia will become one of the world's fashion centers in 2025. For that, to be able to compete and survive in this industrial competition, the criteria of product required to be excellent physically or non-physically. Besides, being able to understand consumer behaviour for a product is needed to be able to compete in the fashion industry.This study aims to understand the consumer attitude towards the purchase Intention of Indonesians local fashion brands, especially in Bandung, Jakarta, Malang, and Surabaya. For make a better strategy in marketing activities, it will be beneficial for local brand owners to understand consumer attitude toward local fashion brands. The output of this research will be used to recommend the right marketing strategy for SMEs in Indonesian local fashion brand, especially for the LOOKOUT Indonesia brand.An online questionnaire collected this research with 206 respondents aged 17-35 years who live in Bandung, Jakarta, Malang and Surabaya. This data has passed five classic assumptions tests and then analyzed by multiple linear regression. This method is to find out the relationship that influence between consumer attitude towards local fashion brands to purchase intention. Also, cluster analysis tests have been conducted to determine differences in consumer attitude towards local fashion brands in each region in Bandung, Jakarta, Malang and SurabayaKeyword: Customer attitude, Purchase intention, Consumer buying behavior, Geographical Marketing, Local Fashion Brand
Website as Co-Created Decision Support System Towards Enhanced Experience of Solo City Tourism Putro, Utomo Sarjono; Mayangsari, Lidia; Siallagan, Manahan; Novani, Santi
The Asian Journal of Technology Management (AJTM) Vol 9, No 2 (2016)
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Abstract. The linkage among information-intensive era, technology, and tourism industry build inseparable genetic relationship which is supposed to be realized in practice. Let alone in this digital era, the urgency to exploit information to the next level resulted in the need to bring a higher game on the technology in order to manage information effectively and efficiently. Tourism industry is categorized as complex system regarding the components substituted it. The diverse elements which interact with dynamics pace give birth to complex tasks to manage by the responsible parties and consequently enhance experience in tourism industry. Competing with complex situation, computerized decision system is urgently needed to collect and also distribute accurate knowledge of tourism industry, collaborate with both supporting public and private sectors, and gain rationality for all stakeholders in the system. Solo city, known also as Surakarta and located in Central Java (Indonesia), is obliged to do its tourism industry justice as it is an important vehicle for regional development of the city. Tourism industry of Solo city represents the major and significant contributor to the local economy to the point where tourism is the brand of Solo city. Taking the prior research finding, value orchestration platform to promote tourism in batik Solo industrial cluster into the reference, this study improves the model by highlighting the duality function the tourism website supposed to have using hashtag (#) minings principle as the latest user interface technology. This study proposes a collaborative website platform as a co-created decision support system to enhance tourism experience for tourist as consumer and optimize management process for Department of Culture and Tourism of Solo city as provider.Keywords: Decision support system, hashtag mining, service-dominant logic, solo city, tourism experience