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Perbandingan Implementasi E-Procurement Di Indonesia Dan Australia Gulo, Diwi Putri; Dompak, Timbul; Khairina, Etika
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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This research compares the implementation of e-procurement in Indonesia and Australia using a qualitative literature study method. Despite similar processes, there are differences in approach, system features, data security, transparency and accountability. Indonesia uses the SPSE one-stop system, while Australia uses a decentralized approach through AusTender. Both countries face challenges in e- procurement adoption such as change resistance, technological infrastructure, and complex system integration. Support programs and user training are key to effective implementation. Efforts to increase transparency and accountability continue despite concerns about limited information and lack of standardization of reporting. This research highlights best practices, challenges and collaboration potential for further e-procurement development.
Perbandingan Penerapan E-Government Negara Indonesia Dan Jepang Sabrina, Dea Rahma; Dompak, Timbul; Khairina, Etika
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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This study intends to investigate the similarities and differences between the implementation of e-Government in Indonesia and Japan, with the goal of identifying the most significant differences in approaches, progress, and challenges that both countries are currently facing. It is a qualitative research method that is used, and the data collection process is carried out through the study of literature from a number of journals and articles that are related to the topic. E-Government systems have been actively developed by countries such as Indonesia and Japan in response to globalization and advancements in information technology. The goal of these systems is to improve the efficiency, accessibility, and transparency of governance. Electronic government is one of the technological advancements that the government has adopted in order to facilitate services and as a tool for delivering information to the public through the internet or social media that is, of course, related to issues that are being addressed by the government. The information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure in Japan is extremely advanced, with a high percentage of people using smartphones and extensive internet connectivity. In the meantime, Indonesia continues to struggle with increasing internet accessibility and the penetration of information and communication technology in rural areas.
Perbandingan Implementasi Kebijakan Pariwisata Halal Di Indonesia Dan Jepang Nabila, Fitri; Dompak, Timbul; Khairina, Etika
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Halal tourism is a rapidly growing segment of the tourism industry with significant economic potential. Both Indonesia and Japan have sizeable Muslim populations and have shown their commitment in developing halal tourism. In the Global Muslim Travel Index (GMTI) Indonesia won the title of Top Muslim Friendly Destination of the Year 2023 while Japan is ranked 6th in the Global Muslim Friendly Destination category for Non-OIC countries. The method used in this research is qualitative research method with comparative study. The purpose of this study is to compare the implementation of halal tourism policies in Indonesia and Japan
Perbandingan Pembuatan Surat Izin Usaha Di Indonesia Dan Malaysia Harefa, Mastiwi Putri; Dompak, Timbul
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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This study compares the process of making a business license in Indonesia and Malaysia with a focus on requirements, bureaucracy, regulations, use of technology, time and costs. Indonesia has a more complex process, high bureaucracy, longer time and higher costs than Malaysia. Despite this, both countries face similar challenges such as corruption and regulatory harmonization. Recommendations to increase efficiency and save power include simplifying procedures, regulatory reform, utilizing digital technology, increasing transparency, regional cooperation, and developing human resources. It is hoped that the implementation of these recommendations will improve the business licensing process, support economic growth, and promote regional economic integration in Southeast Asia.
Analsis Perbandingan Rekrutmen Aparatur Sipil Negara (ASN) : Di Malaysia Dan Di Indonesia Amirtha, Indah Maysa; Dompak, Timbul; Lodan, Karol Teovani
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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Abstrak ditulis dalam bahasa Inggris, berisi uraian secara singkat pendahuluan, tujuan penelitian, metode, hasil dan kesimpulan. Abstrak ditulis dalam format satu kolom. 200-250 kata. Rata kiri kanan (justify The purpose of this study is to analyze and compare the recruitment process of the State Civil Apparatus (ASN) in Malaysia and Indonesia. Both countries have comprehensive ASN recruitment systems, but there are differences in terms of the mechanisms, selection criteria, and regulations followed. In Malaysia, the recruitment process is overseen by the Public Service Commission (PSC), which ensures that candidates are selected on merit through administrative selection procedures, written exams, interviews, and entry-level courses. However, in Indonesia, the National Civil Service Agency (BKN) oversees the recruitment process, which includes administrative selection, basic competency test (TKD), special competency test (TKB), and work experience, with guidelines set by the Minister of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform Regulation (PermenPAN-RB).The study findings show that although both countries have merit-based selection criteria, Malaysia places more emphasis on work performance and educational qualifications, while Indonesia places more emphasis on CPNS test results. Both countries also face challenges such as corruption, nepotism, and administrative control; however, Malaysia's governance mechanism has become more organized and efficient. On the other hand, administrative procedures in Indonesia are often slow, reducing recruitment efficiency.
Perbandingan Sistem Pelayanan Kesehatan Di Indonesia Dan Di Singapura Nisa, Karina Fachrun; Dompak, Timbul; Lodan, Karol Teovani
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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The health service system is a vital aspect in ensuring the welfare of society. In the context of Indonesia and Singapore, the two countries have different approaches to providing health services. This comparative study aims to analyze the significant differences between the health care systems in the two countries. Indonesia, as a developing country with a large population, faces challenges in providing equitable access to health for its entire population. Indonesia's health system is based on the principle of mutual cooperation, where the central and regional governments play a role in providing health services. However, obstacles such as lack of infrastructure, limited human resources, and disparities between urban and rural areas are still major problems. On the other hand, Singapore is known for its efficient and quality health system. With a more centralized approach and supported by advanced technology, Singapore has achieved excellent health outcomes at relatively low costs. A mandatory health insurance system and widespread adoption of information technology have enabled Singapore to provide affordable, high-quality health services to its entire population. This study will compare several key aspects of the two health systems, including accessibility, quality of service, cost efficiency, and level of community satisfaction. Through this comparative analysis, it is hoped that valuable lessons can be found that can help develop the health systems in both countries and encourage improvements in the welfare of society as a whole.
Perbandingan Pengelolaan Kinerja Keuangan Negara di Negara Berkembang dan Negara Maju (Studi Kasus Indonesia dan Singapura) Hasibuan, Zalika Adinda; Dompak, Timbul; Salsabilla, Lubna
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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This research aims to compare the management of national financial performance in developing and developed countries through case studies of commercial banks in Indonesia and Singapore. This research uses a comparative descriptive approach by analyzing data from reliable sources. The results show that there are significant differences between developing and developed countries in terms of national financial performance management. It also shows that developed countries such as Singapore have a more stable and effective financial structure in managing financial performance, especially in terms of liquidity and financial risk monitoring. The national financial management system of developed countries is generally more transparent, accountable, and efficient than developing countries. On the other hand, developing countries such as Indonesia still face challenges such as limited resources and lack of effective supervision in managing financial performance. Singapore's financial policies are clearer and more consistent, and its financial structure is stronger and more stable. On the other hand, Indonesia still faces challenges in financial performance management such as limited resources and lack of effective supervision.
Analisis Perbandingan Sistem Pajak Bumi Dan Bangunan (PBB) Di Negara Indonesia Dan Malaysia Farika, Divha Adhania; Dompak, Timbul; Salsabila, Lubna
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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This research analyzes the comparison of the existing land and building tax systems in Indonesia and Malaysia. The purpose of this article is to discuss what can be used as a comparison regarding the existing land and building tax systems in Indonesia and Malaysia. Land and building tax (PBB) is a potential source of revenue for Indonesia and Malaysia. Apart from that, this journal discusses regional taxes, as well as discussing factors in society that have minimal awareness of paying taxes, especially Land and Building Tax. This journal uses qualitative analytical research because it aims to investigate or describe comparisons of the land and building tax systems of Indonesia and Malaysia. PBB or Land and Building Tax is a Regional Tax which is a regional income system, one of which is regional income from PBB, income from PBB is used to stabilize regional autonomy so that it becomes broad, real and responsible. The results and discussions written in this journal discuss the differences or similarities regarding Land and Building Tax, not only that but there is also a discussion regarding where the tax calculations are obtained. The conclusion is that PBB in Indonesia and Malaysia is different, starting from the subject, objects, rates, management and payment methods.
Analisis Perbandingan Proses Pengajuan Izin Usaha Di Indonesia Dan Thailand: Tinjauan Terhadap Faktor-Faktor Penghambat Dan Solusinya Halawa, Yubileum; Dompak, Timbul; Khairina, Etika
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This research compares the process of applying for business permits in Indonesia and Thailand and the inhibiting factors. Thailand has a more efficient process because it implements an online licensing system, while Indonesia still faces challenges such as regulatory complexity, lack of coordination, corrupt practices and limited human resources. Potential solutions include simplifying regulations, increasing coordination, eradicating corruption, increasing human resource capacity, and outreach to business actors. The role of information technology is crucial in this improvement process. It is hoped that this research will provide useful insights and recommendations for the government and stakeholders.
Analisis Dalam Pengurusan Surat Izin Usaha Di Indonesia Dan Singapore Dakhi, Grace Irene; Dompak, Timbul; Khairina, Etika
Prosiding Vol 6 (2024): SNISTEK
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The rapid growth in the commercial sector has turned society into an economic driver. Many corporations start by setting up a corporation to carry out their business activities. It is important for business owners to obtain a commercial permit as a business document confirming the legality of the business activity carried out. Local governments have an important role to play in granting business permits, and adaptations to the centralized regional integrated service system (OSS) have been made to improve public service. However, the implementation of OSS still faces some obstacles, including inconsistencies between central and regional governments as well as dualism in regional management. Singapore, on the other hand, offers faster, more efficient, and more conducive business licensing processes for entrepreneurs. Singapore’s government actively supports industry and foreign companies through friendly regulations and a supportive business environment. Previous research has highlighted that although efforts have been made to simplify the process of licensing through OSS in Indonesia, there is still room for improvement in coordination between central and regional governments as well as in the comprehensive implementation of regulations. In the context of research methods, this study uses a qualitative approach to comparative studies between Indonesia and Singapore. The results and interpretation show that significant differences in business licensing processes between the two countries affect the attractiveness of global entrepreneurs. In conclusion, Singapore offers a more conducive business environment and a more efficient licensing process compared to Indonesia. This emphasizes the need for further reforms in the Indonesian license system to increase competitiveness and facilitate investment and economic growth
Co-Authors Abidin, Sholihul Afandi, Ficky Amirtha, Indah Maysa Arif, Syamsul Ma Assyafaah, Nur Ayu Wulandari Barimbing, Suryani Chaliza, Euis Citra Watti Mena Simatupang Dakhi, Grace Irene Daulay, Syamsiyah Adilah Dewi, Dewi Naluri Afriyanti Emilia, Herlin Putri Epriadi, Dedi Farika, Divha Adhania Fathimatuzzahra, Rahma Nabila Fau, Hironimus Odaligonama Ferdiansyah Ferdiansyah Fina, Syahrinda Gea, Ras Gustini Gea, Sukadamai Gulo, Diwi Putri Gultom , Deby Novalia Gultom, Deby Gusnia, Gusnia Hairi, Muhammad Imam Akbar Halawa, Yubileum Handini, Vernanda Harefa, Erwin Harefa, Mastiwi Putri Harefa, Remember to Hasibuan, Zalika Adinda Hayanti, Vivi Hutahaean, Rosa Hutahaen, Rosa Irawati, Ade Lusy Juita Siti Rahayu Karol Teovani Lodan Karol Teovani Lodan, Karol Teovani Khairina, Etika Khalida, Khalida Khodijah, Paramita Kurniawan, Julius Tito Lodan , Karol Teovani Lubna Salsabila Maldino, Teuku Fito Agus Mariyo, Mariyo Milenisha Andani Monica, Sofia Muhammad Nizam Muhammad Rasyid, Muhammad Nabila, Fitri Napitupulu, Chindy Apriani Ndruru, Titus Tulus Hati Ningsih, Natalia Merycristia Nisa, Karina Fachrun Nisa, Vira Khairun Nova, Rahma Desi Refli Nur assyafaah, Nur assyafaah Padrisan Jamba, Padrisan Pasaribu, Fitri Nesya Sartika Purwanti, Angel Putri, Henny Nurhasanah Putri, Shelvia Arnie Rambe, Reni Damayanti Rif'at, Elvan Maulana Riko Riyanda, Riko Ritonga, Fajar Fernando Rivaldi, Dio Rusmawati Rusmawati, Rusmawati Sabrina, Dea Rahma Safitri, Mena Saleha, Vila Mas Mafiana Saleha, Vila Mas Masiana Salsabila , Lubna Salsabilla, Lubna Saputra, M. Aditya Darma Saragih, Yessi Juwita Lestari Sari, Artika Mulia Sari, Cindy Fatika Siagian, Zevanya Angelica Putri Sianturi, Roni Sianturi, Sahat Simanjuntak, Poibe Gloria Simatupang, Indri Anggi Solikha, Jamiatus Sombo, Agustina Sumarni, Eli Tambunan, Marulitua Tania, Sherina Astri Wahyuningsih, Novi Warni, Novi Wasiman, Wasiman Wau, Miya Monika Wong, Angeline Zamili, Ester