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Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Sutaatmadja, Subang, Indonesia

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SCIENTOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF BIG DATA ANALYTIC AND HALAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Kuncorosidi Kuncorosidi; Daeng M. Nazier; Riznaldi Akbar; Eddy Prabowo
TSARWATICA (Islamic Economic, Accounting, and Management Journal) Vol. 6 No. 1 (2024)
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This study aims to conduct a scientometric analysis of "Analitika Big Data in Halal Supply Chain Management" between 2018 and 2024 In this study, keyword analysis and citation analysis were carried out using Dimensions and VOS viewer software, as well as identifying the most commonly used keywords. In addition, this study also conducted a co-author analysis, co-citation analysis, and analysis of countries and organizations involved in the study. The keyword analysis results show that the most discussed topics in this field are information management, the Internet of Things (IoT), sustainable development, and competition. The countries most active in Analitika Big Data in supply chain management are Malaysia, The United Kingdom, India, Italy, China, the United States, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Germany, New Zealand, Australia, and Bangladesh. This study recommends a thorough Scientometrics Analysis as a future research direction. In addition, the importance of the application of evolutionary computing and interdisciplinary work in dealing with practical problems related to big data was also identified. This digest provides an overview of the study's objectives, methods, and main findings "Scientometric Analysis of Big Data Analytic in Supply Chain Management. The research provides insight into research trends, country and journal contributions, and recommendations for future research in Analitika Big Data in supply chain management
PENGEMBANGAN KONSEP SUBANG SMART CITY DENGAN PENDEKATAN ANALISIS SOAR DAN PERSFEKTIF CO-CREATION Kuncorosidi Kuncorosidi; Ghanssani Nur Khasanah Putri
Gapura (Garba Pembangunan Masyarakat) Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): February
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Their technology brings ease of information to the public. Through an application, a variety of information about the city can be accessed quickly by society and the government through the Program called Smart City. Smart City is already implemented in many cities in the world and has proven able to resolve problems as quickly as well. The information can also be utilized Government to create comfort, safety, and order and, a better life. Smart people are the basis of the realization of Smart Cities. This relates to the formation of smart cities, which must have intelligent human resources and be supported by policies and infrastructure of mobility, governance, economy, and environment that are also smart to produce the quality of life as intelligent as desired. A smart city is a smart city concept designed to help various community activities and provide easy access to information to the public. This concept emphasizes three concepts, first, a concept applied by the local government system in managing urban society, the second, a concept that required the management of the region against all resources effectively and efficiently and the thet is smart city is expected to be able to carry out the information provider function appropriately to the community and be able to anticipate unexpected events. The study formulated the Subang Regency strategies towards a smart city in each smart city's dimensions. These strategies include accelerating public services, quick decision-making on Subang's problems, and supporting the Subang area monitoring system; hence regional heads and related agencies can obtain the latest information and act responsively.
SOSIALISASI DAN PEMETAAN KELAYAKAN USAHA MIKRO KECIL MENENGAH DI KABUPATEN SUBANG Estu Widarwati; Devy Widya Apriandi; Nunik Nurmalasari; Bismantara Bismantara; Kuncorosidi Kuncorosidi; Mutqi Sopiawadi; Tigin Lugiani; Gugyh Susandy
Gapura (Garba Pembangunan Masyarakat) Vol. 1 No. 3 (2024): Juni
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The level of contribution to the performance of SMEs is needed by the Subang regional government as a booster of the Subang economy, but the fact is that the contribution of MSME performance in Subang Regency has not been evenly distributed which is possible due to differences in information, knowledge, and access to capital. The Covid-19 pandemic period triggered a decline in MSME performance and an increase in the risk of bankruptcy. Business feasibility is an important point for MSMEs to decide on the choice of strategy to survive in competition. Errors in analyzing business performance can cause MSMEs to fall due to decision errors such as segment determination errors, inability to compete, and losses due to poor financial management. The practice of socialization and mapping of the business feasibility of Subang MSMEs is needed by academics, practitioners, and local governments to information on the constraints and obstacles to the performance of Subang SMEs. The implementation of socialization practices and business feasibility mapping was carried out in August 2020 with 30 randomly selected respondents in Subang Regency whose businesses have been running for at least 2 (two) years. The stages of implementing activities are the delivery of material through workshops, structured questionnaires, and feedback evaluation with quantitative, descriptive, and exploratory approaches. The results of socialization and mapping practices show the main obstacles to MSME business in Subang Regency based on rankings, namely capital, product/service marketing, human resources, and fulfillment of formal licenses. Furthermore, MSMEs in Subang Regency need assistance in improving performance to be sustainable both financially and non-financially, including the fields of marketing products/services such as digital marketing, finance in the form of simple recording and accounting, HR management through increasing employee skills and competencies according to the business field, and assistance in the formal licensing application process.