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Yuni Setyawati
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Predictors of Firm Performance and Supply Chain: Evidence from Indonesian Pharmaceuticals Industry Asrini Asrini; Musnaini Musnaini; Yuni Setyawati; Lely Kumalawati; Nur Alifah Fajariyah
International Journal of Supply Chain Management Vol 9, No 1 (2020): International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM)
Publisher : International Journal of Supply Chain Management

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Abstract- The recent trend in big data application has led the organizations to think about its application. Having in mind the importance of supply chain integration and learning the current study has attempted to explore the drivers of firm performance from the supply chain perspective. Data were collected from the employees working in the pharmaceuticals companies in Indonesia. Smart-PLS was used for data analysis. The results of the study showed that there is strong significant positive relationship between big data analytical capability and firm performance. Further the results also revealed a significant influence of supply chain integration and learning on the firm performance. The results also revealed supply chain agility as a significant positive mediator between the relationships of supply chain integration, big data analytical capability, learning and firm performance. All the hypothesis were accepted.
Evaluation of The Effectiveness of The Use of Financial Statements as A Basis for Assessing Financial Performance at CV Cita Mandiri, Batu City, East Java Maria Yunita Seran; Elly Lestari; Yuni Setyawati
IRDH International Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): June
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of the use of financial statements as the basis for assessing financial performance in CV Cita Mandiri Batu City. The research conducted is a research using qualitative methods. The data used is in the form of financial statements for the 2024 period and interviews with 3 informants, namely business owners, owners' husbands, and production employees. The data analysis method is a way of description, by presenting the results of interviews, presenting financial statements and drawing conclusions. The results of the study prove that the use of financial statements is effective as a basis for assessing financial performance in CV Cita Mandi. The form of financial statements made by CV Cita Mandiri includes a list of expenses and income, balance sheets, income statements and notes on financial statements. Financial statements are one of the important sources of information for SME owners to make business decisions. The benefits of financial statements help SMEs provide relevant and reliable financial information. The factors that are obstacles in financial reporting on CV Cita Mandir are that there are no employees in the field of accounting, so that the business owner makes financial reports manually in the accounting book and copies them to the computer using the Microsoft Excel program. The impact of employees not being able to make financial reports is that the preparation of financial statements is made manually in the accounting books, so that overall the financial statements made are not accurate.
Analysis of Raw Material Inventory Control for Smoothness of The Production Process Using MRP (Material Requirement Planning) Method at The Tofu Factory of Guyub Rukun in Malang City Danda; Anung Prasetyo Nugroho; Yuni Setyawati
IRDH International Journal of Social Sciences & Humanities Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025): October
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This research was conducted with the aim of finding out whether the analysis of raw material inventory control carried out by the Guyub Rukun tofu Factory was effective in the production process in Lowokwaru District Malang City, to find out how the raw material inventory control process works for the production process, The research design in this study is to use a quantitative approach method. This research using quantitative methods is research that aims to describe and understand the phenomena experienced by research subjects, for example regarding the analysis of raw material inventory control for the smooth running of the production process using the MRP method. In this study, the collected data was then processed using quantitative descriptive analysis. In general, quantitative data analysis involves three steps: observation, interviews, and documentation. This research was conducted at the Guyub Rukun Tofu Factory in Lowokwaru District, Malang City in June 2025. The results of this study are the raw material inventory control system implemented by the Guyub Rukun Tofu Factory in Malang City, the Guyub Rukun Tofu Factory implements a routine inventory control system and is based on daily operational experience, where every day the main raw material is purchased, namely soybeans, as much as 200 kg according to the daily production capacity. The application of the material requirement planning (MRP) method in planning raw material requirements at the Guyub Rukun tofu factory based on EOQ calculations, with an ordering cost of IDR 40,000 per order and a storage cost of IDR 717,000 per kg per year, obtained an optimal order size of around 818 kg per order. Thus, the effectiveness of the material requirements planning (MPR) method compared to the inventory control policies currently implemented by the Guyub Rukun Tofu factory.
Co-Authors Asrini Asrini Danda Elly Lestari Maria Yunita Seran musnaini musnaini Nur Alifah Fajariyah Prasetyo, Anung Nugroho