This study is aimed at exploring the relationship among the information and communication technology, business innovation, and organizational performance. Particularly, the study divides the organizational performance into three measures; namely, financial performance, market performance and production performance. In addition to that the mediating role of innovation in the relationship between information and communication technology and organizational performance is examined. The study tries to find out how the technological innovation or innovation in information technology affects the performance of an organization. The results indicate that there was a relationship between information technology and organizational performance. It is also analyzed that through the usage of information technology, the publicly listed companies in Indonesia could improve their performance. However, no association was found between innovation and organizational performance with reference to Indonesia organizations.
Background Wellbeing among postpartum women needs to be assessed. This article aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of photobiomodulation near infrared as a cultural nursing intervention for postpartum women in Indonesia. Methods A research and development study design was undertaken from 2018 to 2020 in three stages to evaluate the effectiveness of photobiomodulation near infrared: a phenomenological study (n=20), a pre-experimental study (n=80) and a quasi-experimental design (n=90). Data were analysed using one-way ANOVA and a Kruskal–Wallis test. Results Three themes emerged from the qualitative study that focused on development tools. Photobiomodulation near infrared was developed to cover postpartum women's needs. Significant statistical differences were found in multiple outcome measures after implementing photobiomodulation near infrared. Conclusions Photobiomodulation near infrared is a promising intervention for postpartum mothers.
Purpose: The purpose of this research is to explain the gap between the change of service marketing and service industries in Indonesia, then to find a solution by adding the brand equity variable so that the service industry can increase. Design/Methodology/Approach: This study uses a quantitative approach so that it can explain how much influence the change of service marketing variable has on the service industry in Indonesia, by using a mediating variable, namely brand equity, which is a problem-solving solution in improving services in the industry. Samples were taken from 300 people from various industries in Jakarta. Data analysis techniques used SEM / PLS. Findings: The change of service marketing is not related to the service industry in Jakarta, while the change of service marketing is related to brand equity and in the end, brand equity can improve service industry. Thus, brand equity is a very important variable and becomes a problem-solving solution for the development of industrial services in Jakarta. Practical Implications: The expected final objective of this study is to define business sustainability using the correct marketing with long term orientation. The study can be used in service marketing where brand equity can positively influence the service industry for business sustainability. Originality/Value: The research resulted in important findings that can be applied for both as theory development and practical matter which can broadly impact the change of service marketing.
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