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Presentation Schedule – Entrepreneurship and Economy Room 1 Our Chairperson in charge: Dr. Maria Sugiat

SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Economy

No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID 13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson opening 1

13:40 13:55 0:15 TITO THORIQ TAUFIK

THE INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL, ORGANIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY FACTORS ON KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN PT. TELKOM INDONESIA (PERSERO) TBK. REGIONAL 6 KALIMANTAN

SCBTII-SEE-D-04

2

13:55 14:10 0:15 TONDA PRIYANTO, INDRAWATI, AGUNG SUTANTO ADI SUSETYO

ROLE OF CEO IN TALENT MANAGEMENT TO DEVELOP NEW LEADERS IN THE IR 4.0.

SCBTII-SEE-C-14

3 14:10 14:25 0:15

HENRY DIANTO PARDAMEAN SINAGA,

BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING OF SCBTII-SEE-E-15



No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID ELVRIDA NOVIANNA SINAGA

SCHOOL COMMITTEE IN INDONESIA

4

14:25 14:40 0:15

HENRY DIANTO PARDAMEAN SINAGA, ANIS WAHYU HERMAWAN

TAX REORIENTATION AS CORRUPTION PREVENTION ON INVESTMENT IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-SEE-A-16

5

14:40 14:55 0:15

MEDIANY KRISEKA PUTRI, GRISNA ANGGADWITA, NADZIRA KAMILA

THE EFFECT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAITS ON BUSINESS MOTIVATION IN CLIENTS OF THE SOCIAL REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION FOR PEOPLE WITH SENSORY BLIND DISABILITY WYATA GUNA BANDUNG

SCBTII-SEE-B-28

6

14:55 15:10 0:15 YANTI SUSANTI, MUHAMMAD IMAM NASHIRUDDIN

CREATING SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE THROUGH BUSINESS STRATEGY IMPROVEMENT FOR HALAL TOURISM INDUSTRY: A CASE OF INDONESIA

SCBTII-SEE-E-23

7

15:10 15:25 0:15 MUHAMMAD IMAM NASHIRUDDIN, YANTI SUSANTI

THE IMPACT OF DYNAMIC BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ON THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF HALAL TOURISM OPERATORS IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-SEE-E-32

8

15:25 15:40 0:15 RISRIS RISMAYANI, GANES NADIA EFRATA

FORMULATION OF BUSINESS STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE THE COMPETITIVENESS OF PT TOTALINDO EKA PERSADA TBK

SCBTII-SEE-E-50

9

15:40 15:55 0:15 JATMIKO RENO RAMADHANI, RATRI WAHYUNINGTYAS

THE INFLUENCE OF LEADERSHIP 3.0 IMPLEMENTATION AND WORK MOTIVATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE OF TELKOM WITEL BANTEN

SCBTII-SEE-C-54

10

15:55 16:10 0:15

RATRI WAHYUNINGTYAS, VINA MENTARI FAJRIANI, MANODIP RAY CHAUDHURI, YUSLIZA MOHD YUSOFF

GAP ANALYSIS OF MULTIGENERATION’S DIGITAL COMPETENCE

SCBTII-SEE-C-56

16:10 16:15 0:05 Chairperson /Closing


Presentation Schedule – Entrepreneurship and Economy Room 2 Our Chairperson in charge: Eka Yuliana, ST., MSM


No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID 13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson 1 13:40 13:55 0:15 YACINDY ANNABA, SANTI

RIMADIAS, ALFIAN SULISTYO HERLAMBANG, HANIF EKA DHARMA, ASHRI MULADI

THE ROLE OF E-WOM IN SOCIAL MEDIA ON PURCHASE INTENTION IN E-COMMERCE SHOPEE PLATFORM IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-SEE-F-58

2 13:55 14:10 0:15 ARY FERDIAN, AYASHA FARICA MEIDINA

THE EFFECT OF JOB SATISFACTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN Y-GENERATION GROUP (CASE STUDY OF PT. TELEKOMUNIKASI INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYEES)

SCBTII-SEE-C-59

3 14:10 14:25 0:15 DIANA NATALIA HARINI BRAND MAPPING STRATEGY FOR INCREASING BRAND AWARENESS OF MENTAILOVERS COMPANY

SCBTII-SEE-B-68

4 14:25 14:40 0:15 TINNEKE HERMINA UNDERSTANDING THE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FACTORS IN COFFEE SHOP

SCBTII-SEE-E-73

5 14:40 14:55 0:15 SISCA EKA FITRIA, DEWIMAS FATIMAH

THE ANALYSIS OF BANDUNG REGENCY'S POTENTIALS ON THE KAMPUNG SABILULUNGAN BERSIH PROGRAM UTILIZING ECOVILLAGE’S CONCEPTS (STUDY IN MARGAMEKAR VILLAGE)

SCBTII-SEE-B-76

6 14:55 15:10 0:15 HANI SITI HANIFAH, DIDA FARIDA, HUSNI MUHARAM

QUALITY CONTROL AND MARKETING STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE PRODUCT POSITIONING: A CASE STUDY OF A WEST JAVA GARUT DISTINCTIVE LEATHER JACKET PRODUCT IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-SEE-E-79

7 15:10 15:25 0:15 SIMPLICIO BORGES, RATRI WAHYUNINGTYAS

EFFECTS OF THE GOVERNMENT'S ROLE TO THE QUALITY OF PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE IMPACT TO THE QUALITY OF GRADUATES OF PRIVATE PRIVATE HIGHER

SCBTII-SEE-C-83



No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID EDUCATION IN DILI, TIMOR LESTE

8 15:25 15:40 0:15 LIA YULDINAWATI, SRI WIDIYANESTI, PUSPITA WULANSARI

ENTREPRENEURSHIP COMPETENCY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACCELERATION PROGRAM IN BANDUNG CITY

SCBTII-SEE-B-84

9 15:40 15:55 0:15 MUHAMMAD RIZQAN AKBAR, FETTY POERWITA SARY

JOB SATISFACTION FACTORS ON TURNOVER INTENTION IN PT BANK BRI SYARIAH’S EMPLOYEES

SCBTII-SEE-C-86

10 15:55 16:10 0:15 HANI GITA AYUNINGTIAS, ELLA JAUVANI SAGALA, ARIF PARTONO PRASETIO

RELATIONSHIP HR PRACTICES, PERCEIVED ORGANIZATION SUPPORT, WORK STRESS, WORK SATISFACTION AND ENGAGEMENT OF PERFORMANCE OF BANKING EMPLOYEES

SCBTII-SEE-C-18

16:10 16:15 0.05 Chairperson Closing

Presentation Schedule – Digital Based Management Room 3 Our Chairperson in charge: Indira Rachmawati, Ph.D

SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION Digital Based Management

No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID 13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson

1 13:40 13:55 0:15

AUDI AULIA FATHURRACHMAN, WARIH PUSPITASARI, MUHARDI SAPUTRA

DESIGN OF INTEGRATED INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR FOOD SECTOR SMES USING ODOO

SCBTII-DBM-I-08

2 13:55 14:10 0:15

TIMOTIUS EDWARD HASUDUNGAN, MAYA ARIYANTI, RATIH HENDAYANI, MUHAMMAD SHABIR

STAKEHOLDERS QUALITATIVE STUDY OF NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION’S PERFORMANCE (CASE STUDY: HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INDONESIA)

SCBTII-DBM-J-17

3 14:10 14:25 0:15 ADITYA WIRAWAN, BENNY RIKARDO PARSAULIANDO SINAGA

E-GOVERNANCE IN TOBACCO EXCISE SHARING FUNDS: AN INITIATIVE TO REDUCE THE POVERTY OF TOBACCO FARMERS IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-DBM-E-26

4 14:25 14:40 0:15 ARI CHRISTIAN PERSADA PURBA, CANDIWAN CANDIWAN

ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS USING

SCBTII-DBM-C-33



No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID FINTECH LENDING WITH MODIFIED UTAUT2

5 14:40 14:55 0:15 RINTIS NANDA PRAMUGAR

E-GOVERNMENT IN OPTIMIZING NON-TAX REVENUE OF THE MINING SECTOR IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-DBM-D-34

6 14:55 15:10 0:15 KRISHNA KUSUMAHADI, WIDYA SASTIKA, FANNI HUSNUL HANIFA

CONTENT MARKETING AND EVENT MARKETING: IT’S EFFECT ON CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT WITH SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AS MODERATION VARIABLES IN BANDUNG CITY RETAIL INDUSTRY

SCBTII-DBM-L-36

7 15:10 15:25 0:15 UMAR YASEER ABDUR RAHMAN

UTILIZATION OF INDONESIA’S DIGITAL ECONOMY TO INVEST IN HUMAN CAPITAL AND PROVIDE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SUPPORT TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC GROWTH

SCBTII-DBM-C-37

8 15:25 15:40 0:15 PUSPITA KENCANA SARI, ADHI PRASETIO

ONLINE CONSULTATION THROUGH TELEMEDICINE SERVICES DURING PANDEMIC SEASON: A TEXT MINING ANALYTICS

SCBTII-DBM-B-39

9 15:40 15:55 0:15 FIKRI NURHADIANSYAH, GADANG RAMANTOKO

NEXT PROCUREMENT PREDICITION USING MARKOV CHAIN MODEL WITH MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD, MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD WITH LAPLACE SMOOTHING, BOOTSTRAP AND MAXIMUM A PROSTERIORI METHODES: CASE OF PT. KIMIA FARMA

SCBTII-DBM-A-44


Presentation Schedule – Digital Based Management Room 4 Our Chairperson in charge: Heppy Millanyani, S.Sos., MM


No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID

13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson

1 13:40 13:55 0:15 SUHARSONO HALIM, GADANG RAMANTOKO

THE SEGMENTATION OF DIGITAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS

SCBTII-DBM-L-46




AT SULAWESI REGION USING ALGORITHM THE K-MEDOIDS IN PROVIDING THE RIGHT OFFER TO THE CUSTOMERS

2 13:55 14:10 0:15 ANNISA NUR RIZKY SUKANTO, GADANG RAMANTOKO

PREDICTING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TROUBLED CUSTOMERS IN MICRO CREDIT AT BANK MANDIRI, LTD JAKARTA THAMRIN BRANCH

SCBTII-DBM-B-48

3 14:10 14:25 0:15

LEONARD MARDHIKA PRANEDYA, ANDRY ALAMSYAH, HERRY IRAWAN

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS GAMES DIAMOND BUYER THROUGH DUNIA GAMES PORTAL

SCBTII-DBM-A-49

4 14:25 14:40 0:15 BERLIANA RIZKI ARLISA, MAYA ARIYANTI, RATIH HENDAYANI

MEASURING TOOL FOR ANALYZING PURCHASE INTENTION ON HALAL FOOD IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-DBM-L-55

5 14:40 14:55 0:15 ERNI MARTINI, ALVIN PERMANIK

CONSUMER PERCEPTION ON BRAND EXPERIENCE AND CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT

SCBTII-DBM-L-66

6 14:55 15:10 0:15

DINI TURIPANAM ALAMANDA, WATI SUSILAWATI, TATANG MULYANA, FITRI RAKHMAWATI

FACTORS AFFECTING TOURISTS TO VISIT MOUNT TALAGA BODAS GARUT

SCBTII-DBM-L-70

7 15:10 15:25 0:15

DINI TURIPANAM ALAMANDA, WATI SUSILAWATI, RAHYUNIATI SETIAWAN, ROBI MUHAMMAD HARYANTO

TOURIST SEGMENTATION OF MOUNT GUNTUR TOURISM OBJECT USING DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS

SCBTII-DBM-L-71

8 15:25 15:40 0:15 ALISYA PUTRI RABBANI, ANDRY ALAMSYAH, SRI WIDIYANESTY

MEASURING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA’S FINTECH INDUSTRY USING NETWORK ANALYSIS

SCBTII-DBM-A-87

9 15:40 15:55 0:15 REFI RIFALDI WINDYA GIRI, FANDI KURNIA PUTRA, TRI WIDARMANTI

MODIFIED UTAUT MODEL WITH CULTURE AS A MODERATOR ON THE USE INTERNET BANKING SERVICE IN INDONESIA

SCBTII-DBM-L-69



Presentation Schedule – Finance & Corporate Governance Room 5 Our Chairperson in charge: Dr. Astrie Krisnawati

SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION

Finance and Corporate Governance No Start End Duration Presenter Name Title Paper Code/Paper ID

13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson

1 13:40 13:55 0:15 NITA KARLINA COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE BLACK-SCHOLES MODEL AND THE BINOMIAL MODEL ON THE RUPIAH AGAINST THE DOLLAR FOR HEDGING IN 2018

SCBTII-FGC-B-02

2 13:55 14:10 0:15 MUHAMAD MUSLIH, PUTRI APRIOSELA MUHDI

EARNINGS QUALITY: SYSTEMATIC RISK, AUDIT COMMITTEE MEETINGS, AUDIT COMMITTEE EXPERTISE, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY SETS

SCBTII-FGC-A-41

3 14:10 14:25 0:15 ACEP ABDUL BASIT, MARTI DEWI UNGKARI, ETI KUSMIATI

DISCLOSURE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BASED ON SHARIAH ENTERPRISE THEORY

SCBTII-FCG-J-77

4 14:25 14:40 0:15 CITRA MARIA NATASYA, ANDRIETA SHINTIA DEWI, IRNI YUNITA

ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY, FINANCIAL ATTITUDES, AND PARENTAL INCOME ON PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BEHAVIOR (STUDY OF STUDENTS IN THE CITY OF JAKARTA)

SCBTII-FCG-E-75

5 14:40 14:55 0:15 TIEKA TRIKARTIKA GUSTYANA, ALMIRAH JUMRAN

THE EFFECT OF LIQUIDITY RISK ON BANKING PERFORMANCES

SCBTII-FGC-A-01


SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION Finance and Corporate Governance


6 14:55 15:10 0:15 ASTRIE KRISNAWATI, NURUL FAUZIAH

FINANCIAL LITERACY AND CONSUMPTIVE BEHAVIOR OF HOUSEWIVES IN DKI JAKARTA

SCBTII-ACC-A-88

7 15:10 15:15 0:05 Chairperson /Closing

Presentation Schedule – Accounting Room 6 Our Chairperson in charge: Dr. Cahyaningsih

SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION

ACCOUNTING


13:30 13:40 0:10 Chairperson 1

13:40 13:55 0:15

HARYASENA PANDUWIYASA, WARIH PUSPITASARI, MUHARDI SAPUTRA

INTEGRATED INVOICE AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM DESIGN FOR FOOD SECTOR SMES USING OPENERP WITH QUICKSTART METHODOLOGY

SCBTII-ACC-B-03

2 13:55 14:10 0:15 SIGIT HARIYANTO

CEMENT FIRM’S EQUITY VALUATION IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE

SCBTII-ACC-A-12

3

14:10 14:25 0:15 ANNISA NURBAITI, NESIKA ROMADHONA

FRAUD PENTAGON ANALYSIS IN DETECTING FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT (STUDY ON MINING SECTOR COMPANIES LISTED IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE PERIOD OF 2014-2018)

SCBTII-ACC-A-20

4

14:25 14:40 0:15 ALDILLA IRADIANTY

THE EFFECT OF INFLATION, BI RATE, EXCHANGE RATE, EARNING PER SHARE, RETURN ON ASSETS, DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO ON STOCK RETURN IN STATE COMPANY SUBSECTOR OF CONSTRUCTION LISTED IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE 2015-2019)

SCBTII-ACC-D-35


SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION ACCOUNTING


5

14:40 14:55 0:15 KURNIA KURNIA, DINI HAPSARI, OLIVIA SARTIKA

THE EFFECTS OF TAX EXPENSES, COMPANY SIZE, AND BONUS MECHANISM ON TRANSFER PRICING

SCBTII-ACC-A-42

6

14:55 15:10 0:15 SUSI LESTARI, DADAN RAHADIAN

OPTIMAL STOCK PORTFOLIO ESTABLISHMENT USING PRICE EARNING TO GROWTH (PEG) AND TOBINS’Q RATIO WITH ACTIVE AND PASSIVE STRATEGY APPROACH IN LQ45 INDEX 2013-2018 PERIOD.

SCBTII-ACC-A-47

7

15:10 15:25 0:15 FARIDA TITIK KRISTANTI, RAMA ARDY SYAHPUTRA

FINANCIAL DISTRESS ANALYSIS ON TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES IN 2013-2017 PERIODS (EMPIRICAL STUDIES IN ASIA PACIFIC)

SCBTII-ACC-A-62

8

15:25 15:40 0:15

WAHYUNINGSIH WAHYUNINGSIH, ETI KUSMIATI, SISKA MARLINA

THE QUALITY OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR

SCBTII-ACC-E-72

9

15:40 15:55 0:15

MUSLIM AL KAUTSAR, ACEP ABDUL BASIT, ABDULLAH RAMDHANI, HANIFAH FAUZIAH

REJUVENATING THE GROUNDWATER TAX STRATEGY IN GARUT REGENCY

SCBTII-ACC-E-74

10

15:55 16:10 0:15

LINA NURLAELA, MOCHAMAD ROMDHON, DESI QORIAH, WINDA NINGSIH

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WATERLAND TAX IN GARUT REGENCY

SCBTII-ACC-A-80

11

16:10 16:25 0:15

MOCHAMAD ROMDHON, RESMI AFIFAH FADILAH, LINA NURLAELA, WINDA NINGSIH

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE, SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING AND ITS IMPACT TO FIRM VALUE: EVIDENCE FROM ASIA SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING RATING

SCBTII-ACC-A-81

12

16:25 16:40 0:15

DIDA FARIDA, CECEP HAMZAH, HANI SITI HANIFAH, SITI NURUL DIYANI

PROFIT PLANNING AT PASEBAN GARUT HOTEL USING PROFIT VOLUME COST ANALYSIS

SCBTII-ACC-C-82

13

16:40 16:55 0:15 VAYA DILLAK, TIESA ANGELA

THE INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL RATIO TO PROFIT GROWTH (AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON SERVICE COMPANIES IN PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE, AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

SCBTII-ACC-A-61


SCBTII 2020 PARAREL SESSION ACCOUNTING


LISTED ON INDONESIAN STOCK EXCHANGE FOR 2015-2018)

16:55 17:10 0:15 IRNI YUNITA YUNITA, SUKMA RIZKI DJALU RIVERDAN

THE ANALYSIS OF STOCK INDEX COINTEGRATION IN ASEAN-5 COUNTRIES, CHINA, JAPAN, AND INDIA CAPITAL MARKETS OVER THE PERIOD OF 2015-2019

SCBTII-ACC-D-67

15 16:55 17:00 0:05 Chairperson /Closing

List of Abstract

1. Authors: Tieka Trikartika Gustyana, Almirah Jumran Title: THE EFFECT OF LIQUIDITY RISK ON BANKING PERFORMANCE Track: Corporate Finance (FGC-A) ID: SCBTII-FGC-A-01 Abstract: The banks' role in promoting the country's economy is important. The assessments of financial performance and liquidity risk are the internal factors in measuring banking performance. The liquidity risk measure by several factors, which are liquidity gap, cash, deposits, NPLs, and Bank Indonesia reference interest rates. Meanwhile, bank performances measure by earnings before tax. This research used a quantitative approach. The research objects are foreign banks registered in Indonesia during the 2014-2018 period. The sampling technique used purposive sampling following the criteria specified in this study. The data analysis technique used the multiple linear regression method. This research methodology used the F test, the determination coefficient, and partial testing done by the t-test. Based on the partial test results, NPL and deposits affect the EBT, while cash, liquidity gap, and interest rates did not affect the EBT. The simultaneous test results show all variables simultaneously influenced EBT.

2. Authors: Nita Karlina Title: COMPARARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE BLACK-SCHOLES MODEL AND THE BINOMIAL MODEL ON THE RUPIAH AGAINST THE DOLLAR FOR HEDGING IN 2018. Track: Financial Accounting (FGC-B) ID: SCBTII-FGC-B-02 Abstract: In this study,currency is a tool used for all legal payment method in the world. Of the several currencies that are spalled out from the group of convertible currencies or in the other words, currencies that are the trust of economic actors throughout the world because they have a value that is believed to be stable. This research will examine the US dollar against the rupiah which will depend on market policies and mechanism. In 2018 there will be sustainable economics where the value of the rupiah weakness and also touch volatility up to 25% and makes economics actors worry about protecting their asset. So Bank Indonesia provide to protect asset by using derivatives product. The model to be used in this research is Black Scholes model and will be compared with the Binomial model for the case of exchange of rupiah against the dollar and both models are measured using Averange Mean Square Error (AMSE) to see how small the error is obtained. In the agreement with a period of one month, Black Scholes model is better for call option while


the Binomial model. In the two month agreement the Binomial model is better than Black Scholes model for call call and put. And the three month agreement, the Binomial model is better than the Black Scholes model for put and call.

3. Authors: Haryasena Panduwiyasa, Warih Puspitasari, Muhardi Saputra Title: INTEGRATED INVOICE AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM DESIGN FOR FOOD SECTOR SMES USING OPENERP WITH QUICKSTART METHODOLOGY Track: Accounting Information System (ACC-B) ID: SCBTII-ACC-B-03 Abstract: Optimization of business processes is an important thing that must be solved efficiently. However, many Small Medium Enterprise in the food sector industry are not completely aware of the potential for savings presented by technologies and digital business tools to manage data transactions. Problems that arise in the SMEs' accounting information system and invoicing are when they don‘t implement the technology to integrate the invoice data from one to another division. On the other side of problems, paper invoices have been causing high costs and slow processing times. To overcome it, SMEs need a system that effectively resolves the high price of invoice processing operations. One of the best solutions is to implement open-source ERP systems. Considering the problem, OpenERP was chosen by this research as open-source ERP software that can help SMEs to improve the integrated invoice system and the accounting cycle automation based on Quickstart methodology

4. Authors: Tito Thoriq Thoriq Title: THE INFLUENCE OF INDIVIDUAL, ORGANIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY FACTORS ON KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN PT. TELKOM INDONESIA (PERSERO) TBK. REGIONAL 6 KALIMANTAN Track: Knowledge Management (SEE-D) ID: SCBTII-SEE-D-04 Abstract: Penetration of the internet and technology development drives changes in business processes and the technological ecosystem for social life. This affects the achievement of the company and the industrial sector in business activities. Digital transformation and innovation in corporate organizations are things that must be done so that companies can still survive this disruptive era. Companies that are able to manage and integrate existing knowledge in their organizations will have the potential to maintain their innovation. In Knowledge Management, the Knowledge Sharing process is one of the key for the company to maintain employee competencies and skills that are useful for the survival of the company, so that the process of knowledge transfer between employees is maintained in quality and intensity. This is a challenge for PT. Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. Regional 6 Kalimantan to be able to measure the ability of their Knowledge Sharing process to encourage the innovation potential of its employees. The purpose of this study was to analyze the influence of Individual, Organizational and Technological factors based on Lin's theory of Knowledge Sharing at PT. Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. Regional 6 Kalimantan. In this study the method used is path analysis with the help of SPSS windows software. Where Knowledge Sharing is the dependent variable while individual, organization and technology are independent variables. This study took a sample of 228 employees of PT. Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. Regional 6 Kalimantan through a questionnaire containing 28 items of statements related to research.

5. Authors: Audi Aulia Fathurrachman, Warih Puspitasari, Muhardi Saputra Title: DESIGN OF INTEGRATED INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR FOOD SECTOR SMES USING ODOO Track: Operations and Quality Management (DBM-I) ID: SCBTII-DBM-I-08 Abstract: In the recent decades, most enterprises are moving towards a new age. With the recent growth in technology for the past decades, many enterprises saw the opportunity of improvement. In an enterprise who moves in the food industry, Inventory is one of the most crucial part of the business by the means of how to keep their inventory’s overall quality as raw material’s expiration is imminent. The purpose of this research is to identify ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) as the solution to the crucial inventory handling problem in Small Medium Enterprises. ERP is an integrated large-scale system that allows organizations to integrate processes and information throughout the organization to boost its performance. The selected ERP software for this research is Odoo based on its open-source nature, flexibility, and ease of use. At last, a design of Odoo software as the solution to the current quality management problem is created.


6. Authors: Sigit Hariyanto, Farida Kristanti

Title: CEMENT FIRM’S EQUITY VALUATION IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-12 Abstract: This thesis analyses fair prices of four company stocks in Cement Sub Sector, namely Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa (INTP), Semen Baturaja Tbk (SMBR), Holcim Indonesia Tbk (SMCB) and Semen Indonesia Tbk (SMGR) using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF) method and Relative Valuation (RV) approaches; Price to Earning Ratio (PER) and Price to Book Value (PBV). Each approach used three scenarios of optimistic, moderate and pessimistic. Historical data of the companies in the period of 2014-2018 was used as bases for the projection in the period of 2019-2023. Then author provides the recommendation to investors whether the four stock values are in an overvalued, fair-valued, or undervalued condition and gives suggestion follow-up from the valuation results. Results of this study indicated that by comparing the stock prices to their intrinsic value of the stock valuation of the DCF-FCFF, the stock market prices as of January 2, 2019 according to all scenarios showed that INTP, SMCB, and SMBR were overvalued, while SMGR were undervalued. Relative valuation using PER approach in all scenarios indicated overvalued for INTP, SMGR, SMCB, and SMBR. Finally, through PBV approach the relative valuation of INTP and SMGR in optimistic scenario were undervalued, while SMCB, and SMBR overvalued. In the moderate and pessimistic scenarios INTP, SMGR, SMCB, and SMBR were overvalued.

7. Authors: Tonda Priyanto, Indrawati, Agung Sutanto Adi Susetyo Title: TOP LEADERS ROLE IN RE-ENVISIONING TALENT MANAGEMENT IN 4TH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-14 Abstract: Many published research paper shows that talent management has highly significant positive correlation with organization performance. In the era of Industrial Revolution (IR) 4.0 tranformation, where IR 4.0 will make blurring lines between people and technology, which impacting on some of role of people in organisation will be replaced by technology. As talent is having role in organisation performance, therefore, talent management should be the attention of top management; especially CEO. This paper will study further conceptual studies and focus on role of top leaders and CEO in talent management to develop new leaders in the IR 4.0. The paper is qualitative research based on literaratur reviews of various scientific articles and report from credible organisation. It is believe that there is strong correlation between role of top leaders and talent management which then supports the organisation performance.

8. Authors: Henry Dianto Pardamean Sinaga, Elvrida Novianna Sinaga Title: BUSINESS PROCESS REENGINEERING OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE IN INDONESIA Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-15 Abstract: Revitalization of the school committee's (SC) task to improve the quality of education is not in line with the expectations of the community considering several cases were still occurring, such as the the finding of 50% of SC were not functioning optimally, the existing number of illegal students, and several cases and complaints indicates the negligence of SC on their duties and functions. Based on the business process reengineering (BPR) methodology that using stakeholder theory, two conclusions are generated. First, the SC's business processes are not yet accountable and transparent. Second, the use of information technology and systems in the BPR of the SC will drive four important tasks of the SC accountably and transparently. It is expected that the Ministry of Education and Culture produces an official web site that reports the tasks of the school committee as a means of the stakeholders in monitoring and evaluating the SC.

9. Authors: Henry Dianto Pardamean Sinaga, Anis Wahyu Hermawan Title: TAX REORIENTATION AS CORRUPTION PREVENTION ON INVESTMENT IN INDONESIA Track: Economics and Policy Studies (SEE-A) ID: SCBTII-SEE-A-16 Abstract: Investments, that are supposed to increase the country's economic growth and tax revenues, have potentially created "unofficial" costs for investors and unreported informal income of the bribe recipients. It is important to conduct library research using the new institutionalism theory with historical institutionalism approach in answering the main problem. It is concluded that tax reorientation could prevent corruption on


investment in Indonesia. The actors involved in investment, even though, will be limited collectively by government organizations, but the existing restrictions are the design of systems that can influence individuals and groups to prevent corruption. Restrictions of the tax authority can be imposed through several ways, such as enforcing bribes as the non-deductible expense and as an income tax object of gifts to the givers, applying bribes as income to the recipients, recommending non-penal sanctions, and blacklisting the individuals or legal entities involved in corruption.

10. Authors: Timotius Edward Hasudungan, Maya Ariyanti, Ratih Hendayani, Muhammad Shabir Title: STAKEHOLDERS QUALITATIVE STUDY OF NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION’S PERFORMANCE (CASE STUDY: HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INDONESIA) Track: Performance Management (DBM-J) ID: SCBTII-DBM-J-17 Abstract: Indonesia is a country with high GDP but ranks low in Human Development Index. Through HDI, it’s found that one of Indonesia’s problem is their misdirection, miss-budgeting, and misuse of housing development for the poor. Habitat for Humanity (HFH) is an NGO that partners with companies’ CSR programs which strives in housing for the poor. This study’s originality comes from the focus of NGO performance which, isn’t accounted financially but from their unique business focus, which in HFH’s case, is construction. This study is a qualitative study with interviews with their Internal (staff) and external (CSR Donors) stakeholders via telephone calls, which then analyzed using transcendental realism method from Miles and Huberman. This study concludes that HFH is putting their performance priority as a construction NGO in the right place. For future research, a more detailed NGO performance questionnaire would give a better image whether their prioritized performance actually is perceived well or not by their stakeholders.

11. Authors: Hani Gita Ayuningtias, Ella Jauvani Sagala, Arif Partono Prasetio Title: RELATIONSHIP HR PRACTICES, PERCEIVED ORGANIZATION SUPPORT, WORK STRESS, JOB SATISFACTION AND ENGAGEMENT IN BANKING EMPLOYEES Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-18 Abstract: This study aims to analyze the relationship between HR practices, perceived organizational support, work stress, job satisfaction and engagement to employees at Banking Employee. The research data were obtained from distributing questionnaires to 178 respondents. The questionnaire used had 81 statements. In analyzing relationship between each of these variables correlation analysis is used. There is a correlation between HR Practices with Perceived Organization Support, Work Stress, Job Satisfaction and Engagement. From the analysis of the data the research shows that there is a significant positive relationship between HR Practice, perceived organizational supports, job satisfaction and employee engagement. Work stress have negative relationship between HR Practice, perceived organizational supports, job satisfaction and employee engagement.

12. Authors: Annisa Nurbaiti, Nesika Romadhona Title: FRAUD PENTAGON ANALYSIS IN DETECTING FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL STATEMENT (STUDY ON MINING SECTOR COMPANIES LISTED IN INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE PERIOD OF 2014-2018) Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-20 Abstract: Fraudulent financial statements are one type of fraud that often occurs in Indonesia. The occurrence of fraudulent financial statements will causing a company’s internal conflicts and also harm the external parties in making decisions. This study aims to detect fraudulent financial statements using fraud pentagon analysis in the form of factors of pressure, opportunity, rationalization, capability and arrogance in mining sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange period of 2014-2018. The sample of this study used purposive sampling, which was 31 company samples. Data analysis method in this research is logistic regression analysis using SPSS 25 software. The result showed that simultaneously the pressure, opportunity, rationalization, capability, and arrogance affect the fraudulent financial statement. Meanwhile, partially test result pressure, opportunity, rationalization, capability have no effect and arrogance have a positive effect on fraudulent financial statement.

13. Authors: Yanti Susanti, Muhammad Imam Nashiruddin Title: CREATING SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE THROUGH BUSINESS STRATEGY IMPROVEMENT FOR HALAL TOURISM INDUSTRY: A CASE OF INDONESIA


Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-23 Abstract: The development of the tourism industry is expected to trigger people's welfare improvement through the creation of employment and other supporting industries; thus, the integration of relevant industries can be managed better. The right business strategy implementation by halal tourism operators in Indonesia is required to enable them to have a competitive advantage and survive in a turbulent business environment. The study aims to elaborate on the business strategy of halal tourism operators in Indonesia to create its competitive advantage. The research instrument was developed using an online survey platform which sent to the member of Halal Travel Consortium as respondents. The result shows business strategy has a positive, linear and significant effect on the competitive advantage in halal tourism industry. Competitive strategy is chosen to focus on serving a specific segment , while cooperative strategy is selected to reduce risk and uncertainty.

14. Authors: Aditya Wirawan, Benny Rikardo Parsauliando Sinaga Title: E-GOVERNANCE IN TOBACCO EXCISE SHARING FUNDS: AN INITIATIVE TO REDUCE THE POVERTY OF TOBACCO FARMERS IN INDONESIA Track: E-Governance (DBM-E) ID: SCBTII-DBM-E-26 Abstract: Tobacco farmers who are vulnerable to poverty are inversely proportional to cigarette factory owners and cigarette excise revenue in Indonesia. Whereas the total tobacco plantation area and production of farmers cover about 99% compared to the existing tobacco plantation area and production. This contradiction shows that the excise sharing funds to local governments and farmers are not an optimal and imprecise target. Based on the literature review and interviews with several tobacco farmers and by considering the poverty theory, two conclusions are produced. First, e-governance in tobacco excise sharing funds is not been implemented in Indonesia. Whereas the government, cigarette manufacturers and tobacco farmers as the three main groups of targets of e-governance are mutually reinforcing parties in increasing tobacco excise revenue. Second, the central government needs to consider e-governance in tobacco excise sharing funds in reducing the poverty of tobacco farmers through comfort, efficient, and transparent business processes.

15. Authors: Mediany Kriseka Putri, Grisna Anggadwita, Nadzira Kamila Title: THE EFFECT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAITS ON BUSINESS MOTIVATION IN CLIENTS OF THE SOCIAL REHABILITATION ORGANIZATION FOR PEOPLE WITH SENSORY BLIND DISABILITY WYATA GUNA BANDUNG Track: Start Up and Small Business Development (SEE-B) ID: SCBTII-SEE-B-28 Abstract: Balai Rehabilitasi Sosial Penyandang Disabilitas Sensorik Netra (BRSPDSN) is a rehabilitation and social protection center for people with disabilities - in this case blind people-under the auspices of the Director General of Social Rehabilitation of the Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs. In this institution there are some clients who want to become entrepreneurs but it is very difficult for them to compete with normal people, due to our clients have not had entrepreneurial quality to build a business and motivation for entrepreneurship yet. The purpose of this study is to determine the impact of entrepreneurial characteristics on entrepreneurship motivation of the BRSPDSN Wyata Guna Bandung clients. This study uses causality method by quantitative approach and analyzed by multiple linear regression. The sampling technique in this study is non-probability-quota sampling with 100 clients as our respondents with minimum age (17 years and above). The software for data processing is using SPSS software. The results out that only self-esteem and resukt orientation influences entrepreneurship motivation partially, while simultaneously all independent variables influence entrepreneurship motivation. This research suggest improving of client’s self-esteem through increasing meeting intensity in order to checking business plan result previously and future visions.

16. Authors: Muhammad Imam Nashiruddin, Yanti Susanti Title: THE IMPACT OF DYNAMIC BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ON THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF HALAL TOURISM OPERATORS IN INDONESIA Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-32


Abstract: Indonesia is the country that has the largest Moslem population in the world. The National Statistics Bureau in 2010 reported Moslem in Indonesia is accounted for 87.18% of the total population. The Ministry of Tourism started to scale up the halal tourism industry five years ago by creating regulation and a road map. Support from the stakeholders, including halal tourism operators, is crucial to bring it into the global market. The competitive advantage of the operators will be required to enable them to compete and survive in a dynamic business environment. The study aims to investigate the impact of a dynamic business environment on the competitive advantage of halal tourism operators in Indonesia. Verification research methodology applied, and Slovin’s formula used for sampling calculation. The research instrument was constructed using an online survey platform which sent to the member of Halal Travel Consortium as respondents. The result shows the dynamic business environment has a positive and significant effect but a weak correlation to the competitive advantage of halal tourism operators in Indonesia. Ability to produce products/services at a lower rate (Std Dev 0.785) and ability to better tailor products/services to individual customer needs (Std Dev 0.760) are the most prioritized actions that should be implemented by halal tourism operators in Indonesia.

17. Authors: Ari Christian Persada Purba, Candiwan Candiwan Title: ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIORAL INTENTIONS USING FINTECH LENDING WITH MODIFIED UTAUT2 Track: E-Business (DBM-C) ID: SCBTII-DBM-C-33 Abstract: Data obtained from Otoritas Jasa Keuangan explains that 100 million people in Indonesia still need a loan of US $ 70 billion in 2019. The objective is to analyze the factors that influence behavioral intentions in using fintech lending. The model used is based on the Unified Theory of Acceptance and use of technology 2 (UTAUT2) by adding perceived credibility as an external factor. The analysis technique used is the Structural Equation Model - Partial Least Square, with the number of respondents, was 403 samples. The results indicate there are four factors in the Modified UTAUT2 model that influence user behavioral intentions in using fintech lending applications, those are habit, perceived credibility, social influences, and performance expectations. In the moderator variable, age moderates performance expectations and social influence, whereas gender only moderates habits. These findings can help the company to develop and increase the number of users in Indonesia.

18. Authors: Rintis Nanda Pramugar Title: E-GOVERNMENT IN OPTIMIZING NON-TAX REVENUE OF THE MINING SECTOR IN INDONESIA Track: E-Government (DBM-D) ID: SCBTII-DBM-D-34 Abstract: Contribution of Non-Tax State Revenues (PNBP) of the mining sector is still not optimal in Indonesia given the existing number of inhibiting factors, such as corruption loophole, non-compliance, and inefficiency throughout the mining cycle. Whereas, several demands have raised by the community in mining governance, such as better government services, the need for flexibility and accuracy in formulating policies, and the need for improving the information technology of the PNBP management system. Based on the literature review using centralization and decentralization theory, two conclusions are produced. First, PNBP governance in the mining sector has not implemented e-government in integrating the central government, regional/local governments, Mining Business Permit holders, and competence stakeholders. Second, the e-government implementation should reflect public participation, transparency, and accountability at every stage of mining activities in overcoming the supervision weaknesses and the existing regulatory gaps that have caused the non-optimal of PNBP of the mining sector.

19. Authors: Aldilla Iradianty Title: THE EFFECT OF INFLATION, BI RATE, EXCHANGE RATE, EARNING PER SHARE, RETURN ON ASSETS, DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO ON STOCK RETURN BUMN SUBSECTORS OF CONSTRUCTION 2015-2018 Track: Capital Market (ACC-D) ID: SCBTII-ACC-D-35 Abstract: Financial market has a strategic role as a source of funding in economic activity, a media for transmitting monetary and fiscal policy, and financial system stability. Financial market is one of the economic growth indicator, where the money supply in the country can be seen in this market, not only the amount of local currency (Indonesian Rupiah) but also the amount of foreign currency circulating in our country and it


affects the exchange rate between countries. Financial market also includes government savings from tax revenues and spending or called government expenditures, such as personnel expenditure, goods expenditure, grant expenditure, fuel subsidies and non-fuel subsidies, payment of domestic debt interest and foreign debt and infrastructure development. The Indonesian government is currently active in the development of infrastructure to support the activities of its people, such as the construction of toll roads, bridges, railway lines, dams, new airports and housing, flats and homes dedicated to low-income communities. The availability of this new infrastructure is expected to increase the number of investors which in turn will open new jobs and reduce the number of unemployed, both in industry, tourism or others. This project is carried out by private companies and state companies engaged in infrastructure in accordance with the guidelines for the procurement procedures. This research will take the object of government companies or called BUMN (Badan Usaha Milik Negara) in the infrastructure sector, subsectors of construction listed in Indonesia Stock Exchanges. This research will examine the effect of inflation, BI Rate, exchange rates, Earning per Share (EPS), Return on Asset (ROA), Debt to Equity Ratio (DER) on the return of shares in state-owned enterprises subsector construction in the period 2015-2018. The method on this study use quantitative methods with the data sources used are secondary. Sample data retrieval techniques using purposive sampling techniques. The results of this study were obtained simultaneously from all dependent variables against the independent variables and partial research on inflation variables, the BI Rate, exchange rates and DER have an effect on return shares, but not with EPS and ROA variables that have no effect on the return of shares.

20. Authors: Krishna Kusumahadi, Widya Sastika, Fanni Husnul Hanifa Title: CONTENT MARKETING AND EVENT MARKETING: IT’S EFFECT ON CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT WITH SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING AS MODERATION VARIABLES IN BANDUNG CITY RETAIL INDUSTRY Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-36 Abstract: Marketing is no questioned use by company to survive and move forward. Marketing can create communication, and provide value to customers also manage customer relationships in ways that can benefit for company. Internet users in Indonesia continue to increase, people likes to consume a content via internet. Businesses must be able to seize this opportunity to communicate their products. One of the marketing tool done by the company is Content Marketing, what distinguishes content marketing from others is if the promotional advertisement only contains promotion on a product alone, but in content marketing can also be used as a media to promote a brand by distributing content that is useful for visitors. The use of content marketing is widely applied in the retail industry in Indonesia, they combine content marketing with event marketing and social media marketing so that it is expected to create customer engagement. In this study, researcher want to know the effect of content marketing and event marketing on customer engagement with social media marketing as a moderating variable. This research is included in a descriptive verification study with a quantitative approach. The method used in this research is Path Analysis. The results of this study are the magnitude of the influence of the Content Marketing variable on Customer Engagement through Social Media Marketing (X1, Y, Z) = 22.41% and the magnitude of the influence of the Event Marketing variable on Customer Engagement through Social Media Marketing (X2, Y, Z) = 33.59%.

21. Authors: Umar Yaseer Abdur Rahman Title: UTILIZATION OF INDONESIA’S DIGITAL ECONOMY TO INVEST IN HUMAN CAPITAL AND PROVIDE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SUPPORT TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC GROWTH Track: E-Business (DBM-C) ID: SCBTII-DBM-C-37 Abstract: Indonesian’s digital economy sector can be used to invest in human capital and provide socio-economic support to the Indonesian population. Virtual presence; social connectivity; data availability, access, and utilization; materialistically and financially empowers users to make beneficial transactions daily. One example of this can be observed in the financial investing of human capital through peer to peer (P2P) lending. P2P lending can provide financial support to the non-banking segment of the population who account for, according to Bank of Indonesia, over a 1 trillion Rp financing gap. This gap is a potential loss in consumer spending that could assist in the country’s economic growth. In addition, educational investment in human capital is important to stimulate economic growth. Productive gains in business operations can increase across Indonesia’s industries if the skillset of workers currently in the labor market can be advanced through accessible training, such as online learning and certification platforms. Furthermore, investing in the accessibility and quality of curricula to the common population, even at a young age, can effectively develop


individuals to create and maintain competitive advantages across Indonesia’s industries in the global and local markets. In addition to investing in human capital, Indonesia’s digital economy can provide socio-economic support that assists in securing the wellbeing and productivity of the country’s population. A recent example of this is observed when one considers that since the end of the first quarter of 2020, the digital economy has seen a surge in cash flow in some segments as a result of the federal government response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ecommerce, logistic, and eHealth companies have assisted in providing commodities and services to consumers and businesses experiencing the effects of lockdown. Before the 2020 pandemic, segments of Indonesia’s digital economy received over 2.9 Billion USD in investment by the end of 2019. As investment in the digital economy has increased in the past decade, so has the number of users onboarding the platforms within the digital economy. The digital economy supplies social economic support to such a degree that users of its online platforms have surpassed 105 million (users less than 54 years of age) in 2016. Stake holders and government policy makers can leverage the benefits of the digital economy to invest in human capital and stimulate economic growth through socio-economic support.

22. Authors: Puspita Kencana Sari, Adhi Prasetio Title: ONLINE CONSULTATION THROUGH TELEMEDICINE SERVICES DURING PANDEMIC SEASON: A TEXT MINING ANALYTICS Track: Data Mining (DBM-B) ID: SCBTII-DBM-B-39 Abstract: Pandemic situation of COVID-19 had been increasing use of information technology services, including telemedicine. People conduct online consultation with physicians through websites or mobile health applications. One of popular telemedicine service provider in Indonesia is Alodokter. This paper aims to investigate people activities to do online consultation through telemedicine during this condition. We use big-data analytics method, especially text mining to address research problems. The results are expected to reveal the trend of online consultation activities and majority topics asked by customers.

23. Authors: Muhamad Muslih, Putri Apriosela Muhdi Title: EARNINGS QUALITY: SYSTEMATIC RISK, AUDIT COMMITTEE MEETINGS, AUDIT COMMITTEE EXPERTISE, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY SETS Track: Corporate Finance (FGC-A) ID: SCBTII-FGC-A-41 Abstract: Earnings information is something that very responded by investors or potential investors, but earnings information is not enough to be used as a basis for investment decisions making, because it can lead to bias and the presentation is not always transparency. A company that has good quality profits is a company that earn earnings with continuously and consistently. A company that has high-quality profits is a company that reports its profits in a transparency based on real conditions and is not the manipulation. This study is purposed to analyze the effect of systematic risk, number of audit committee meetings, audit committee expertise, and investment opportunity sets on earnings quality in infrastructure, utilities, and transportation companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) for the period 2014 - 2018. Population in this study is all infrastructure, utilities, and transportation sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for the period 2014 - 2018. The samples produced were 50 samples with Non-probability sampling. Data in this study were analyzed using descriptive statistics and panel data regression. The results show that systematic risk, the number of audit committee meetings, audit committee expertise, and investment opportunity sets have a simultaneous effect on earnings quality. Partially, the number of audit committee meetings has a negative effect on earnings quality, while systematic risk, audit committee expertise and investment opportunity sets do not have a significant effect on earnings quality.

24. Authors: Kurnia Kurnia, Dini Hapsari, Olivia Sartika Title: THE EFFECTS OF TAX EXPENSES, COMPANY SIZE, AND BONUS MECHANISM ON TRANSFER PRICING Track: Economics and Policy Studies (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-42 Abstract: Transfer pricing is a policy to determine the transfer price of transactions (such as goods, services, intangible assets, and other financial transactions) between the company and other parties that have special relations. Transfer pricing must be consistent with arm’s length principle so they will not abuse by company that maximizing their profit.


This study aims to determine the simultaneous and partial influence between tax expenses, company size, and bonus mechanism on transfer pricing in various industrial sub-sector of manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for 2016-2018. This study used quantitative methods. This study also used purposive sampling as a sampling technique. The data in this study are secondary data obtained from the official website of Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) www.idx.co.id. The samples in this study are 19 companies within 3 years of research so 57 total companies were obtained. The analysis technique used in this study is logistic regression analysis using SPSS 25 application. Based on the result, tax expenses, company size, and bonus mechanism simultaneously have a significant effect on transfer pricing, where tax expenses, company size, and bonus mechanism can affect transfer pricing by 41,5% and 58,5% influenced by other factors outside this study. Company size has a positive effect on transfer pricing while tax expenses and bonus mechanism does not affect transfer pricing. The researcher suggests for future researchers to expand objects in this study other than various industrial and increase the number of samples by increasing the observation period as well as adding other variables. For large companies are expected to using transfer pricing based on arm’s length principle. And for Direktorat Jenderal Pajak is expected to oversee transactions made between companies with special relations, whether the transactions are based on fair market price or not.

25. Authors: Fikri Nurhadiansyah, Gadang Ramantoko Title: NEXT PROCUREMENT PREDICITION USING MARKOV CHAIN MODEL WITH MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD, MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD WITH LAPLACE SMOOTHING, BOOTSTRAP AND MAXIMUM A PROSTERIORI METHODES: CASE OF PT. KIMIA FARMA Track: Big Data and Data Sciences (DBM-A) ID: SCBTII-DBM-A-44 Abstract: The aim of this study is to explore whether captured procurement data of PT Kimia Farma can be used to predict next procurement using Markov Chain method accurately. Similar techniques have been implemented as reported by several Articles. However The accuracy varies. The prediction is carried out using markov chain model with maximum likelihood, maximum likelihood with laplace smoothing, bootstrap approach and maximum a posteriori. The intention of using multi Markov’s approaches is to find the one that gives the best prediction. The results show that the prediction give a little accuracy to predict next procurement activity, even though in one of the conditions, the prediction shows quite good results. Laplace Smoothing is seen as the best method for improving prediction results.

26. Authors: Suharsono Halim, Gadang Ramantoko Title: THE SEGMENTATION OF DIGITAL SERVICE CUSTOMERS AT SULAWESI REGION USING ALGORITHM THE K-MEDOIDS IN PROVIDING THE RIGHT OFFER TO THE CUSTOMERS Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-46 Abstract: The fact that the increase in PT. Telkomsel revenue is at +52.56% shows that this is the highest revenue compared to three other revenue generators. The growth potential of digital revenue requires Telkomsel to have the right strategy to increase digital service use and to maintain current customers. Segmentation of digital customers has to be organized in several groups with specific characters and patterns to enable PT. Telkomsel of enhancing different marketing strategies according to customer characteristics. The purpose of the research is to apprehend the behavioral segmentation of Customers of PT. Telkomsel digital service at Sulawesi region using the k-medoid algorithm. In addition, the research aims to provide strategy and marketing recommendations to retain existing customers and to expand digital service use. This paper employs secondary data from customer data during service period at January 2019 to June 2019. The data processing method used is behavioral segmentation using R-Studio. The result shows that there are three segments of customers using Telkomsel digital service namely: potential-to lost, high-value loyal customer, and high-value new customer segments. The division of segments into three clusters has obtained silhouette coefficient value with a good category at 0.72. Potential-to lost is a customer segment that has potential to churn as of it needs improvement in service by enhancing the 4G LTE network. High-value loyal customer is a prominent customer segment which has given a lot of benefit to Telkomsel. Therefore, Telkomsel needs to give rewards to the customers who have used digital service on a certain level to retain customers to keep using the service. High-value new customer is a customer segment which contains new customers with a tendency to use social media service. As a result, it needs a digital channel development in


Telkomsel promotion such as Facebook. This study also tested the accuracy of customer segmentation with the results of an accuracy value of 93.44%.

27. Authors: Susi Lestari, Dadan Rahadian Title: OPTIMAL STOCK PORTFOLIO ESTABLISHMENT USING PRICE EARNING TO GROWTH (PEG) AND TOBINS’Q RATIO WITH ACTIVE AND PASSIVE STRATEGY APPROACH IN LQ45 INDEX 2013-2018 PERIOD. Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-47 Abstract: Over the past six years, the stock market investment in Indonesia has significantly increased. Investors can use the portfolio method to maximize returns by minimizing the risk to their investment. In this study, an alternatives portfolio will be formed referring to active and passive strategies on the LQ45 Index. The LQ45 index includes the most liquid stocks listed on the IDX. The measurement of this study will use the ratio of Price Earning to Growth (PEG) and Tobin's Q. After the portfolio is formed then an evaluation will be conducted using the Sharpe Index, Treynor Index, and Jensen Index until the results can be categorized as optimal portfolios. The results show that the PEG Medium portfolio is consistently able to provide relatively high return values above the average value with risks that can be categorized as low below the average, in the passive, active annual, active semester strategy, even though the active quarter strategy does not have sufficient performance good. And for Tobin's Q low and obin’s Q medium portfolios have a relatively high return value with a relatively high risk value, this shows a correlation with high risk high return theory. Overall, the active annual strategy has the highest accumulation rate of return with a relatively low level of risk compared to other strategies. These results are consistent with the objective of optimal portfolio formation. In addition, the results of the performance evaluation show that Tobin's Q low and Tobin’s Q medium portfolios produces a good evaluation performance value above the average in both the Sharpe, Treynor, and Jensen indices.

28. Authors: Annisa Nur Rizky Sukanto, Gadang Ramantoko Title: PREDICTING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF TROUBLED CUSTOMERS IN MICRO CREDIT AT BANK MANDIRI, LTD JAKARTA THAMRIN BRANCH Track: Data Mining (DBM-B) ID: SCBTII-DBM-B-48 Abstract: Non-performing loans (NPLs) are one of the indicators of the bank’s performance rating in running a credit program to its customers. Hence, this becomes the main focus of every bank to avoid an increase troubled loans for their customers. However, Bank Mandiri, Ltd Jakarta Thamrin Branch had experienced increasing NPL up to 18.22% within 3 months. This issue needs to be addressed considering that healthy commercial banks should avoid troubled loans by conducting strong credit control. Assessing credit worthiness can be done using 5C factors, which is one of the efforts to minimize risk of NPL from making wrong credit decisions from the predictor variable leading to bad credit. This study employed Random Forest technique. The prediction obtained by the collateral variable had an MDA level of 99.94, and the income capacity variable was 12.14, which is the main factor in determining customers’ characteristics in predicting the condition of the customer's credit status.

29. Authors: Leonard Mardhika Pranedya, Andry Alamsyah, Herry Irawan Title: PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS GAMES DIAMOND BUYER THROUGH DUNIA GAMES PORTAL Track: Big Data and Data Sciences (DBM-A) ID: SCBTII-DBM-A-49 Abstract: The development of mobile telecommunication has fostered a new trend in the world of gaming, online-based games have evolved to follow the development of mobile telecommunications both in terms of smartphone devices or from the telecommunications infrastructure offered. Online-based games are now turned into mobile-based games with a promising rate of business growth when compared to traditional data businesses that only sell quota packages. Telkomsel as a telecommunications company sees the development of the telecommunications business tending to decline in 2019 and this forces Telkomsel to innovate to find new business spaces that are able to generate extra revenue through the current mobile communication ecosystem. Telkomsel digital games products with Dunia Games are offered to the public as a portal for game payments and also a gathering place for the Indonesian gamers community.


The purpose of this study is to find out to the users of the Free Fire game, what significant variables influence a person to make diamond purchases through Dunia Games by using machine learning predictive analytics. Four models are tested and evaluated by comparing confusion matrix result and then one model is chosen as the model used to predict potential buyers to customers who actually do not buy. Analysis of feature importance will give marketing insight into what variables must be followed up to increase customer awareness of diamond purchases through Dunia Games. The method of data collection is done using customer activity data in using data service on their smartphones with a total of 117 unique variables per customer with a total of 390,908 customers. Modeling data processing using Python. Based on data processing, it can be seen what are the significant variables of 117 unique variables that influence diamond purchases through Dunia Games with the top 10 variables, including the number of times customers visit the Dunia Games website. This variable is quite significant after the variables related to the use of Free Fire games themselves. Those who do not buy diamonds are indeed very rarely access Dunia Games website while those who buy vice versa. Based on the research results, this research method can be used by Telkomsel as a method to get to know its customers so that they can determine the right promotion for customers based on the customer's behavior. Telkomsel can conduct behavioral targeting based on the results of predictive to be able to provide more effective and efficient promotion program.

30. Authors: Risris Rismayani, Ganes Nadia Efrata Title: BUSINESS STRATEGIES FORMULATION IN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-50 Abstract: This study is entitled Formulation of Business Strategies to Improve the Competitiveness of PT Totalindo Eka Persada Tbk. The study aims to determine the business position of PT Totalindo Eka Persada Tbk and obtain alternative strategies that can be applied by the company. The methodology used in this research is descriptive qualitative and quantitative through interviews and questionnaires. The results of the research from the input stage are the EFE matrix value of 2.892 and the IFE matrix value of 2.965. Furthermore, at the matching stage, the company position is found in the IE matrix in quadrant V. Consequently, the priority strategy results obtained at the decision stage with the QSPM matrix are establishing operational cooperation (KSO) with state-owned contractors in working on government projects and increasing project work with the middle to lower category.

31. Authors: Jatmiko Reno Ramadhani, Ratri Wahyuningtyas Title: THE INFLUENCE OF LEADERSHIP 3.0 IMPLEMENTATION AND WORK MOTIVATION ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE OF TELKOM WITEL BANTEN Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-54 Abstract: In the current era of information technology, many leadership styles develop. Starting with leadership 1.0 with a leadership style that is inherited to Leadership 3.0, which developed in the current industry 4.0 era. The concept of Leadership 3.0 is the art of horizontal leadership for everyone, the art of influencing others without relying on titles and titles. With intense business competition, we need a leader who is able to make people move, work and be productive without being forced to. This needs to be supported by the company. Companies must pay attention to how to maintain and manage employee motivation in working to always be high and focus on company goals. People will not do things optimally if they do not have a high motivation from within themselves to do it. Motivation can foster a sense of belonging and ultimately can increase participation and communication and foster empathy or the ability to put yourself in the shoes of others.The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of leadership style 3.0 and work motivation on employee performance at Telkom Witel Banten. The sampling technique used in this study is the saturation sampling technique in nonprobability sampling. This sampling technique is a sampling technique if all members of the population are used as samples. The total population of this study was 104 people, the sample to be used as many as 103 people, namely all employees of PT. Telkom Witel Banten except Banten Witel General Manager as Leader.

32. Authors: Berliana Rizki Arlisa, Maya Ariyanti, Ratih Hendayani Title: HALAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE HALAL PRODUCT PURCHASE INTENTION


Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-55 Abstract: Halal has become the main discussed issues in the business world. Indonesia ranked first as a country with the largest Muslim population in the world. However, one of the studies shown that Indonesia is less concerned about halal food. There are many studies discussing halal food around the world, meanwhile in Indonesia the research needs further development. The main purpose of this study is to test the new modified research model whether it is possible to use them as a further option or not. In addition, this study wanted to test the model based on halal awareness, halal certification, product quality, marketing promotion, brand, halal knowledge, halal quality, and attitude towards halal food to purchase intention on halal food in Indonesia. The result of validity shows that there are two invalid question. It is also concluded that all variable used are reliable and that the model can be used for further research.

33. Authors: Ratri Wahyuningtyas, Vina Mentari Fajriani, Manodip Ray Chaudhuri, Yusliza Mohd Yusoff Title: GAP ANALYSIS OF MULTIGENERATION’S DIGITAL COMPETENCE Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-56 Abstract: Every company needs a strategy to survive in the current digital era. This study aims to identify and analyze the digital competence of Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z employees. The method in this study is descriptive by using a quantitative method approach. Operational variables of this research are Information, Communication, Content Creation, Security, and Problem Resolution. Data collection was carried out using a questionnaire that was distributed to 243 employees.

34. Authors: Yacindy Annaba, Santi Rimadias, Alfian Sulistyo Herlambang, Hanif Eka Dharma, Ashri Muladi Title: THE ROLE OF E-WOM IN SOCIAL MEDIA ON PURCHASE INTENTION IN E-COMMERCE SHOPEE PLATFORM IN INDONESIA Track: Innovation Management (SEE-F) ID: SCBTII-SEE-F-58 Abstract: Purpose: Digital Marketing makes it easy for people to get information about the products and services they need and make it easy for potential buyers to carry out purchase transactions whenever and wherever they are. This research aims to measure the influence of e-WOM participation compiled by intrinsic and extrinsic motives to the purchase Intention as well as its implications and also to understand how electronic word of mouth influences the online shopping patterns of customers. Design/methodology/approach: The author had gathered primary data in the form of online questionnaires as well as secondary data resources including journals, books, and articles. Furthermore, quantitative research methods were used in order to examine the respondent’s knowledge and preference. The model was tested using a quota sample of 120 of undergraduated student in Indonesia who has age from 18 until 24 years old with test and single cross sectional survey. The respondents are choosing by non probability and convenience sampling techniques. The results of analysis in this research was tested using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). Findings: The findings illustrate that the intrinsic motives are more important than the extrinsic ones as the antecedents of e-WOM participation. It was also found that personal site identification has a greater impact on e-loyalty when compared to social site identification. Originality/value: How customer purchase intention making in one of the biggest market place effected by e-WOM participation such as extrinsic and intrinsic motivate and get evaluation results on e-WOM participation that affect the purchase intention.

35. Authors: Ary Ferdian, Ayasha Farica Meidina Title: THE EFFECT OF JOB SATISFACTION AND ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITMENT ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN Y-GENERATION GROUP (CASE STUDY ON PT. TELEKOMUNIKASI INDONESIA INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYEES) Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-59 Abstract: This study aims to determine how the level of job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and employee performance in the Y generation group at PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia Internasional (TELIN), as well as to determine the effect of job satisfaction and organizational commitment simultaneously or partially


on the performance of employees in their Y generation groups.The research method used is a quantitative method. Primary data collection techniques with interviews, observations, and questionnaires. The selected sample of 122 employees with simple random sampling technique with Slovin formula. The analysis technique in this research is descriptive analysis, classic assumption test, and multiple linear regression analysis and coefficient of determination test. Descriptive analysis results show that the level of job satisfaction is in the high category, organizational commitment is in the moderate category, while employee performance is included in the very high category. Based on the results of hypothesis testing using the t test shows that variable job satisfaction and organizational commitment partially have a significant effect on employee performance. While simultaneous hypothesis testing with the F test shows that job satisfaction and organizational commitment simultaneously have a significant effect on employee performance. The magnitude of the effect of job satisfaction and organizational commitment on the performance of Y group employees at PT. Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (TELIN) is 70.9% and the remaining 29.1% is influenced by other variables.

36. Authors: Vaya Dillak, Tiesa Angela Title: THE INFLUENCE OF FINANCIAL RATIO TO PROFIT GROWTH (AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON SERVICE COMPANIES IN PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE, AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SECTOR LISTED ON INDONESIAN STOCK EXCHANGE FOR 2015-2018) Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-61 Abstract: The company's profit growth will be good if the company has good finance, which in turn will increase the value of the company. Profit growth is also the performance of a company, the higher the profit achieved by a company, the better the company's performance proves. The population in this study is the Property Sector, Real estate and Building Construction Services Companies Listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2015-2018. The sampling technique in this study was purposive sampling and selected thirteen companies as samples with a four-year study to obtain 52 samples. The analysis technique used in this study is panel data regression analysis using the EViews 10 Version application. Based on the results of research on Company Size, Current Ratio, Debt to Equity Ratio, and Total Assets Turnover simultaneously have a significant effect on Profit Growth. Partially, the variable Company Size and Total Assets Turnover has a significant positive effect on Earnings Growth, while Current Ratio and Debt to Equity Ratio have no significant effect on Profit Growth.

37. Authors: Farida Titik Kristanti, Rama Ardy Syahputra Title: FINANCIAL DISTRESS ANALYSIS ON TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES IN 2013-2017 PERIODS (EMPIRICAL STUDIES IN ASIA PACIFIC) Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-62 Abstract: This study aims to determine the predictions of Financial Distress in telecommunications companies in the Asia Pacific, with the research period of 2014-2017. This study uses a quantitative approach. The research population includes telecommunications companies in the Asia Pacific that meet the requirements as samples. Determination of samples is done by purposive sampling technique. The data analysis method used is logistic regression analysis. The variables used are Financial Risk (FR), Operating Risk (OR), Profitability (PR), Lending Interest Rate (LR), and Inflation Rate (IN). The results showed that (1) Profitability ratio (PR) had a negative effect on Financial Distress, indicated by a regression coefficient of -50,049 and the resulting significance value was smaller than the required level of significance of 0,043 <0,05. (2) the ratio of financial risk (FR), operating risk (OR), Lending Interest Rate (LR), Inflation (IN) does not have a positive effect on Financial Distress, indicated by a positive regression coefficient and the resulting significance value is greater than required> 0.05. (3) The value of the Negelkerke R Square coefficient of this regression is 0.754.

38. Authors: Erni Martini, Alvin Permanik Title: CONSUMER PERCEPTION ON BRAND EXPERIENCE AND CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-66 Abstract: The large number of facebook users in Indonesia creates an opportunity for industries to gain benefit from this obviousness. XL Axiata as a telecommunication’s provider company in Indonesia, is one of the companies that used Facebook as a medium to perform communication between companies and their


consumer. This study was conducted to determine the effect of brand experiences through its four dimension, perceptual experience, social experience, epistemic experience, and embodied experience towards consumer engagement on Facebook MyXL. Data collected from 100 respondent using convenience sampling techniques. Descriptive analysis and multiple regression analysis were used as analytical tools to discussing the result. Results from this research shows that respondent has a good perception on brand experience in MyXL brand page. The study also reveal that perceptual and epistemic experiences had no effect on consumer engagement. According to this result, consumer engagement in XL brand page influence by social and embodied experience.

39. Authors: Irni Yunita Yunita, Sukma Rizki Djalu Riverdan Title: THE ANALYSIS OF STOCK INDEX COINTEGRATION IN ASEAN-5 COUNTRIES, CHINA, JAPAN, AND INDIA CAPITAL MARKETS OVER THE PERIOD OF 2015-2019 Track: Capital Market (ACC-D) ID: SCBTII-ACC-D-67 Abstract: The interaction and interdependence among markets have a vital role to the analysis of predictability, portfolio diversification, and asset allocation. To analyze international portfolio, cointegration test is needed. This research aims to conduct a cointegration analysis of stock index in ASEAN-5 Countries, China, Japan, and India, both in groups and in pairs in 2015-2019. The method used is the Johansen Cointegration test. It is found that there is cointegration of stock price indexes in ASEAN-5 countries in 2015-2019. There is also cointegration between the ASEAN-5 with China, Japan, and India in 2015-2019. Moreover, the paired cointegration shows that there is cointegration in all 28 pairs identified and that no country that dominates the capital market in Asia. It is concluded that there are long- and short-term relationships between those eight indexes as it creates long-term equilibrium and short-run deviations between assets during the period of 2015 until 2019.

40. Authors: Diana Natalia Harini, Wawan Dhewanto Title: BRAND MAPPING STRATEGY FOR INCREASING BRAND AWARENESS OF MENTAILOVERS COMPANY Track: Start Up and Small Business Development (SEE-B) ID: SCBTII-SEE-B-68 Abstract: The economic growth of a country is usually supported by the increasing number of companies from various industries. One of them is the culinary industry which contributes enough a lot of funds to state revenue. Mentailovers is one of the businesses included in the culinary industry. Mentailovers only using Instagram ads as a promotion. The limitations of promotional media make Mentailovers unknown to many people. The external analysis will be carried out by using Consumer Analysis by distributing questionnaires and the internal analysis by using STP Analysis. After that, researcher break down the root cause being faced by using Fishbone to be more detailed. By using Brand mapping Strategy, new company can create personal branding for their own business. The solution is, create new market segment and also make a referral program that expected to increase Brand Awareness, make innovation product, and increase engagement with consumers through attractive photo.

41. Authors: Refi Rifaldi Windya Giri, Fandi Kurnia Putra, Tri Widarmanti Title: MODIFIED UTAUT MODEL WITH CULTURE AS A MODERATOR ON THE USE INTERNET BANKING SERVICE IN INDONESIA Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-69 Abstract: The number of internet users in Indonesia is showing a significant increase every year. But the increase of internet users is not offset with internet banking service users. One of the reasons is because of differences in cultural factors in a country. This paper aims to analyze the effects of culture as a moderator using a modified UTAUT model without adding facilitating condition variables. We focus to the influence of cultural factors in influencing behavioral intention as a determinant of the actual use of a technology system for non-users. Quota sampling method used in data collection with 900 respondents who are scattered in the territory of Indonesia based on savings and loan data. We used SEM-based covariance with WarpPLS 5.0 software for data analysis. We indicate a significant relationship between the variables Effort Expectancy, Performance Expectancy, Social Influence, Behavioral Intention and Usage Behavioral. While the relationship of cultural moderators (Long Term Orientation and Uncertainty Avoidance) is weakening the relationship of existing variables.


42. Authors: Dini Turipanam Alamanda, Wati Susilawati, Tatang Mulyana, Fitri Rakhmawati

Title: FACTORS AFFECTING TOURISTS TO VISIT MOUNT TALAGA BODAS GARUT Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L-70 Abstract: The development of mountain tourism in the Garut District still needs to be considered by tourism managers and local governments. This study aims to analyze factors affecting tourists to visit Mount Talaga Bodas. This study applied a survey method by distributing questionnaires to 135 tourists who were and had visited Mount Talaga Bodas. Then, the collected data were analyzed using exploratory factor analysis and software 22. The result shows that 4 new factors out of 14 factors tested are produced covering including factors of attraction, factors of knowledge and memory, factors of experience, and factors of the environment. This research is expected to provide input for the future development of tourism objects especially Mount Talaga Bodas.

43. Authors: Dini Turipanam Alamanda, Wati Susilawati, Rahyuniati Setiawan, Robi Muhammad Haryanto Title: TOURIST SEGMENTATION OF MOUNT GUNTUR TOURISM OBJECT USING DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS Track: Consumer Behavior (DBM-L) ID: SCBTII-DBM-L71 Abstract: Mountain tourism is typically visited more than once by tourists. However, some prefer visiting a new mountain. The study aims to identify factors affecting the revisit intention of tourists at Mount Guntur. It used quantitative methods and the data were collected through interviewing some informants and distributing questionnaires to 100 respondents who had visited and were visiting Mount Guntur. The collected data were analyzed using discriminant analysis. The result shows experiences in visiting Mount Guntur and Mount Guntur is good nature tourism with wonderful scenery.

44. Authors: Wahyuningsih Wahyuningsih, Eti Kusmiati, Siska Marlina Title: THE QUALITY OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR Track: Public Sector Accounting (ACC-E) ID: SCBTII-ACC-E-72 Abstract: The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of human resource competence and the application of regional financial accounting systems on the quality of financial reports in the Garut District Health Office. This research uses the verification method. Sampling was done through the purposive sampling of 25 people. The data processing technique uses the instrument test and classical assumption test, and then a multiple linear regression test is performed. The results showed that the competence of human resources and the application of the regional financial accounting system had a significant influence on the quality of financial statements.

45. Authors: Tinneke Hermina, H. Fauziah Title: UNDERSTANDING THE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FACTORS IN COFFEE SHOP Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-73 Abstract: The study purposed to identify the factor of satisfaction and the selection attributes of coffee shop. This research investigated on 184 customers of Kopilogi Coffee Shop in Garut Regency, which concerntrating on three main factors ( customer needs, delivery system, and value proposition). The method of this research using quantitative and the primary data obtained through observation and share the quetionaire. Then, the data analyze use factor analysis and multidimensional scaling. The result of the research obtain there 4 factors that provides satisfaction to the customer, these factors are taste of coffee, freshness of coffee, appearance of coffee, and originality menu. Meanwhile, basen on the positioning of customer’s perception using Multi Dimensional Scaling indicate that freshness of coffee and originality menu has similar perceiption of coffee shop satisfaction while the taste of coffee and appearance of coffee has different perception of coffee shop’s customer.

46. Authors: Muslim Al Kautsar, Acep Abdul Basit, Abdullah Ramdhani, Hanifah Fauziah Title: REJUVENATING THE GROUNDWATER TAX STRATEGY IN GARUT REGENCY Track: Public Sector Accounting (ACC-E) ID: SCBTII-ACC-E-74


Abstract: Garut Regency has a great potential to obtain more Regional Original Revenue (PAD) using groundwater tax revenue. This research purpose to analyze the strategic and technical to encourage the potential of Regional Original Revenue (PAD) from the Groundwater Tax sector owned by Garut Regency. In this research used the descriptive method of research and qualitative approach to obtain the illustration of groundwater tax potential in Garut Regency. The primary and secondary data obtained by depth-interview technique to The Regional Revenue Office of Garut Regency. The data analysis using the formula on the growth, contribution and potential. Beside that, in this research use SWOT analysis to identify internal and external factors that influence the achievement of organizational goals based on strengths, weakness, opportunity, and threatness. The result of this research based on the growth measurement obtained the average of the ground water tax reached -13.65% while the contribution of ground water tax to the regional tax was 0.83%. Thus, to repair this condition based on the SWOT analysis the government og Garut Regency needs to conduct the intensification and extentsification to increase groundwater tax revenues in Garut Regency.

47. Authors: Citra Maria Natasya, Andrieta Shintia Dewi, Irni Yunita Title: ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF FINANCIAL LITERACY, FINANCIAL ATTITUDES, AND PARENTAL INCOME ON PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BEHAVIOR (STUDY OF STUDENTS IN THE CITY OF JAKARTA) Track: Behavioral Finance (FCG-E) ID: SCBTII-FCG-E-75 Abstract: This research is focused on the students in the city of Jakarta. Students are a group of people who are known to have a high level of consumption. This consumptive level is related to the behavior of personal financial management which is still relatively low. Financial literacy, financial attitudes, and parental income are several factors that can influence a personal financial management behavior. This study aimed to analyze the effect of financial literacy, financial attitudes, and parental income on personal financial management behavior in students both partially and simultaneously. Seeing these objectives, this study used quantitative research as a method to achieve research objectives. The data collection technique was carried out using a questionnaire distributed to 400 students in the city of Jakarta. The statistical method used is the t test and F test. This study also used multiple linear regression analysis. The results of the study stated that there is a significant influence between financial literacy, financial attitudes, and parental income to personal financial management behavior on students in the city of Jakarta. Individually, financial literacy and financial attitudes have a significant influence to personal financial management behavior on students in the city of Jakarta. However, parental income does not have a significant influence to personal financial management behavior on students in the city of Jakarta.

48. Authors: Sisca Eka Fitria, Dewimas Fatimah, Dewimas Fatimah Title: THE ANALYSIS OF BANDUNG REGENCY'S POTENTIALS ON THE KAMPUNG SABILULUNGAN BERSIH PROGRAM UTILIZING ECOVILLAGE’S CONCEPTS (STUDY IN MARGAMEKAR VILLAGE) Track: Start Up and Small Business Development (SEE-B) ID: SCBTII-SEE-B-76 Abstract: Bandung Regency has a lot of potentials. In contrast, this Regency also has major problems regarding environmental problems. One solution that exists to solve environmental problems by involving human factors in it is through capacity building, one of which is through a concept called Ecovillages, which the concept and theory of sustainability is practiced. Ecovillage is a concept where the community have to manage the environment properly and all the activities have a positive impact on the environment. This research focused its research on Kampung Sabilulungan Bersih Village which adopt the sustainability practice of ecovillage’s concept in Bandung Regency especially in Margamekar Village. A qualitative approach is adopted by conducted semi-structured interview. Guidance of interview is developed by using Bahasa Indonesia for interviewing the Head of the Environmental Conservation and Control Division of the Bandung Regency Environmental Office, the Facilitator, and several Cadres of Kampung Saber. By adopted triangulation method, all of the data passed theoretical and descriptive validation. The purpose of this study is to improve people's understanding of managing their environment in accordance with sustainable development principles through optimizing village potential while maintaining local wisdom. The result is translated into English and expected to capture the real situation of Kampung Saber as an input to the economy of the local community in managing the social environment and sustainable productive economic enterprises whose results can increase income and family welfare without having to eliminate mutual cooperation and continue to uphold existing local wisdom through the concept of EcoVillage.


49. Authors: Acep Abdul Basit, Marti Dewi Ungkari, Eti Kusmiati Title: DISCLOSURE OF CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BASED ON SHARIAH ENTERPRISE THEORY Track: Corporate Social Responsibility (FCG-J) ID: SCBTII-FCG-J-77 Abstract: This study aims to determine the information disclosed by Islamic banks in their corporate social responsibility reports and identify the suitability of information regarding Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) with the concepts and characteristics of CSR disclosure based on Shariah Enterprise Theory (SET). This research is qualitative research with a phenomenological approach. The object of this research is PT Bank Muamalat Indonesia. The results showed that the disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) conducted by Bank Muamalat included Sharia Enterprise Theory (SET) disclosure items. The level of disclosure of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) obtains an average of 81%, this shows that Bank Muamalat Indonesia has revealed its social responsibility very informative.

50. Authors: Hani Siti Hanifah, Dida Farida, Husni Muharam Title: QUALITY CONTROL AND MARKETING STRATEGY TO ACHIEVE PRODUCT POSITIONING: A CASE STUDY OF A WEST JAVA GARUT DISTINCTIVE LEATHER JACKET PRODUCT IN INDONESIA Track: Strategic Management and Decision Making (SEE-E) ID: SCBTII-SEE-E-79 Abstract: Leather jacket is one of the mainstay commodities from leather craftsmen in Garut Regency, a jacket material that uses sheep skin with Garut sheep commodity which is the pride icon of Garut area. The supporting factor for the realization of this leather jacket industry center is the availability of raw materials which are quite abundant, close together and even integrated into the environment of a small tannery industrial center. This study was conducted to examine the role of quality control and marketing management on product positioning in typical leather jacket production. The sample used 80 from a population of 387 leather jacket manufacturers. This study uses a multiple linear regression analysis approach. the results of the research can be concluded that there is the influence of marketing management on the positioning of leather jackets Garut and there is an influence of quality control of product positioning on leather jackets Garut.

51. Authors: Lina Nurlaela, Mochamad Romdhon, Desi Qoriah, Winda Ningsih Title: THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WATERLAND TAX IN GARUT REGENCY Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-80 Abstract: This research aims to know how much potential groundwater tax in Garut Regency using potential analysis methods in it also includes effectiveness, contribution and rate of growth. The method used in this research is a descriptive method of using a qualitative approach. Data collection technique is using literature research and field research by interviews and documentation. Based on the results of the research, the potential groundwater tax owned by Garut District in 2019 is quite large, but still requires tax optimisation from the district Bapenda Garut so that the estimate of land tax acceptance can be achieved.

52. Authors: Mochamad Romdhon, Resmi Afifah Fadilah, Lina Nurlaela, Winda Ningsih Title: FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE, SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING AND ITS IMPACT TO FIRM VALUE: EVIDENCE FROM ASIA SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING RATING Track: Financial Accounting (ACC-A) ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-81 Abstract: This study investigates the associated between (1) financial performance and sustainability reporting, (2) sustainability reporting and firm value. This research was conducted using panel data, OLS regression, and the observations for companies in developing countries base on Asia sustainability ranking report in the database from 2017 to 2018. The findings of this study showed that profitability is positively associated with financial statements disclosure, sustainability reporting and also supports on firm value. Our study contributes to the sustainability issue in the context of emerging markets, unlike the majority of prior studies which highlighted developed markets.

53. Authors: Dida Farida, Cecep Hamzah, Hani Siti Hanifah, Siti Nurul Diyani Title: PROFIT PLANNING AT PASEBAN GARUT HOTEL USING PROFIT VOLUME COST ANALYSIS Track: Managerial Accounting (ACC-C)


ID: SCBTII-ACC-C-82 Abstract: The purpose of this research is to find out how to plan earnings at Paseban Garut Hotel by using the cost volume profit. The research method used is descriptive qualitative method. Data collection techniques used by the author are library research and field research. Data processing techniques by processing qualitative data data processing is carried out by means of data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. This research was conducted at Paseban Garut Hotel. Based on the results of research and discussion, it can be seen that: contribution margin is greater than fixed costs, sales of the Paseban Garut Hotel can exceed the break-even point in other words the hotel is in a safe condition if the company experiences a decrease in sales until it is at the break-even point then the hotel does not benefit or suffer losses.

54. Authors: Simplicio Borges, Ratri Wahyuningtyas Title: EFFECTS OF THE GOVERNMENT'S ROLE TO THE QUALITY OF PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE IMPACT TO THE QUALITY OF GRADUATES OF PRIVATE PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION IN DILI, TIMOR LESTE Track: Human Capital and Talent Development (SEE-C) ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-83 Abstract: One feature of the globalization in Timor Leste today is the influx of foreign workers from various countries. The foreign workforce has replaced the human resources that produced by universities in Timor Leste. This has become a major challenge for the government and universities of Timor Leste in order to improve the quality of human resources so that graduated students are able to compete generally in the global market and national markets particularly in Timor Leste. The main purpose of this research is to find out how much influence the role of government to the quality of private higher education and the impacts to the quality of graduates in private higher education in Dili, Timor Leste. The data collection and method that used in this research is used a questionnaire that containing of 98 statements and using Likert scale. The population used in this research were 786 lecturers from eight private higher education that consisting of: UNPAZ, UNDIL, UNITAL, DIT, IOB, ISC, ICS and IPDC. The sample in this research was 265 lecturers. Sampling was carried out using convenience sampling techniques and data collection was carried out by questionnaire and distributed directly to eight private higher education that located in the capital city of Dili, Timor Leste. Based on the results of the analysis show that the role of government variables significantly influence to the quality of higher education. The quality of higher education significantly influences to the quality of graduates and the role of government variables and the quality of higher education simultaneously significantly influences to the quality of graduate in private higher education.

55. Authors: Lia Yuldinawati, Sri Widiyanesti, Puspita Wulansari Title: ENTREPRENEURSHIP COMPETENCY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACCELERATION PROGRAM IN BANDUNG CITY Track: Start Up and Small Business Development ID: SCBTII-SEE-B-84 Abstract: The development of technology, especially the internet, is now growing very rapidly. The presence of this digital era has made people transformed their lifestyles into digitals. This also resulted in an increase in the use of the internet in Indonesia. Society ability to keep up with technology is also good considering the current high technological developments. One of the results of technological developments is the internet which is a tool used to access information, communication, find solutions, and so on. Entrepreneurs today have switched to online businesses because they offer many advantages over doing business traditionally. In the online business process, entrepreneurs usually use digital devices (gadgets) as a business tools to conduct business for entrepreneurs. This study discussed whether youth entrepreneurs are now ready to do business in this digital era by looking at how entrepreners in Bandung doing their online activities. Have the entrepreneurs been fluentin using technology or is there still a digital divide. This study also observed how online activities of the entrepreneurs based on sociodemographics. The method in this study using the quantiative research methods. This research is a descriptive research. Sampling technique using nonprobability sampling with a quota sampling derivative sample for the known population. Based on the descriptive analysis, online activities of entrepreneurs are in a good category. And based on the results of hypothesis testing, there is no difference in online activities of entrepreneurs based on gender and age. However, there are differences in the average online activity based on income and type of business.


Based on the results of this study, the researchers suggested that internet use should also be applied to assist entrepreneurial business processes, so that the functions of digital devices and the internet not only for entertainment and daily needs, but also be able to support the success of a business.

56. Authors: Muhammad Rizqan Akbar, Fetty Poerwita Sary Title: JOB SATISFACTION FACTORS ON TURNOVER INTENTION IN PT BANK BRI SYARIAH’S EMPLOYEES Track: Human Capital and Talent Development ID: SCBTII-SEE-C-86 Abstract: The level of job satisfaction can affect employee turnover intention. The purpose of this research is to know the effect of job satisfaction variable i.e. work itself, payment, job promotion, supervision and colleagues on turnover intention of PT Bank BRI Syariah Tbk employee. Independent variables in this research were work itself (X1), payment (X2), Job promotion (X3), supervision (X4), and colleagues (X5) while the dependent variabel was turnover intention (Y). Interview had been done on 100 employees, grouped the results into 5 classification (very dissatisfied, dissatisfied, average, satisfied and very satisfied) and analyzed by descriptive test and multiple regression. The result for descriptive analysis showed that 55% interviewees were satisfied on work itself, 35% interviewees were dissatisfied on payment, 49% interviewees chose average on job promotion question, 52% employee were satisfied on supervision and 57% employee felt satisfied on colleagues. Turnover intention of employees was 38% due to job satisfaction variable. In conclusion, PT Bank BRI Syariah’s employee felt satisfied with work, supervision and colleagues, on the other hand, salary and job promotion classified as dissatisfaction. For all variables, job satisfaction had an average value of 3.32 (>2,6 – 3,4) and it was in the dissatisfied interval. Turnover intention variable had an average value of 3.50 (>3,4 – 4,2). It meant the employee had turnover intention from the organization. The result for multiple regression only (X2) is significant at alpha 5%. Then do the variable selection using the Stepwise method to obtain the best multiple regression model. The result p-value of the F test (1,473 x 10-7 <0.05) there is at least one independent variable that affects the (Y). The result of the T test for (X2) (0.005248 < 0.05) there is negative effect on (Y), and for (X3) (0.0008 <0.05) there is negative effect on (Y). Regression coefficient (X2) (-0.594) and (X3) (-0.793). The R2 value obtained is 0.279. Turnover Intention can be explained by the Salary and Employment Opportunities variable while the rest is explained by other variables outside the model.

57. Authors: Alisya Putri Rabbani, Andry Alamsyah, Sri Widiyanesty Title: MEASURING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN INDONESIA’S FINTECH INDUSTRY USING NETWORK ANALYSI Track: Big Data and Data Sciences ID: SCBTII-DBM-A-87 Abstract: The availability of social media simplifies the companies-customers relationship. An effort to engage customers in conversation networks using social media is called Social Customer Relationship Management (SCRM). Social Network Analysis helps to understand network characteristics and how active the conversation network on social media. Calculating its network properties are beneficial for measuring customer relationship performance. Financial Technology, a new emerging industry that provides digital-based financial services utilize social media to interact with its customers. Measuring SCRM performance is needed to stay competitive among others. Therefore, we aim to explore the SCRM performance of Indonesia's Fintech companies. In discovering the market majority thought in conversation networks, we perform sentiment analysis by classifying into positive and negative opinions. As case studies, we investigate Twitter conversation about GoPay, OVO, Dana, and LinkAja during the observation period from 1st October until 1st November 2019. The result of this study is lead up to business intelligence motive, especially on managing relationships with customers.


58. Authors: Astrie Krisnawati, Nurul Fauziah Title: FINANCIAL LITERACY AND CONSUMPTIVE BEHAVIOR OF HOUSEWIVES IN DKI JAKARTA Track: Financial Accounting ID: SCBTII-ACC-A-88 Abstract: A housewife has an important role as a financial manager in her family to make the needs of all family members can be met properly. Meeting the needs of families can be facilitated by the development of technology that leads to conveniences in financial transactions. It can trigger a big increase in consumptive behavior among housewives, especially those who live in big cities like Jakarta which is a metropolitan city and also the capital of the Republic of In-donesia. One of efforts to control consumer behavior in society is by increasing financial literacy. This study aims to assess whether there is a significant effect of financial literacy on consumptive behavior of housewives in DKI Jakarta. This quantitative research was conducted with a de-scriptive analysis technique using simple linear regression. The sample in this study consists of 400 housewives in DKI Jakarta determined by applying purposive sampling technique. The results of this study indicate that the level of financial literacy of housewives in DKI Jakarta is classified as good i.e. 82.99%. However, the level of consumptive behavior is classified as poor i.e. 42.89%. T-test results indicate that financial literacy has a significant negative effect on the consumptive behavior of housewives in DKI Jakarta. This finding is distinctive because it contradicts the results of previous studies, thus it can provide implications for further researchers to conduct a qualitative research that can better explain the reasons of the results of this study.

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