Introduction. Not all scientific work can be easily utilized directly by the public (society). Pusat Data dan Dokumentasi Informasi Ilmiah (PDDI) has not optimally disseminated knowledge products. The knowledge products should be assembled, visualized and informed - through digital media. This paper aims to examine whether WebGIS can be used as a medium for disseminating information. Data Collection Method. The method used was descriptive qualitative. Data collection was conducted by means of a survey. Data Analysis. This research use descriptive analysis. The results of the survey analysis were reviewed with the results of literature studies so that conclusions could be drawn to answer the research questions. Results and Discussions. The survey shows that the Banyuwangi community expect that an interactive industrial tree to be attached in the WebGIS (BAGEOS) of the Banyuwangi Regency Government. The survey shows that installing industrial trees on BAGEOS is not only beneficial for BAGEOS, but also for the community. Conclusions. Combination between industrial trees with WebGIS or digital maps is a good combination. All respondents agreed to pair industrial trees on digital maps. GIS is capable as a medium for disseminating information packaging.
The dissolution of government institutions occurred again in the administration of President Joko Widodo in 2020. The policies taken by President Joko Widodo always have a background on budget efficiency and bureaucracy. The same thing also happened in October 2019. In the direction of the President in October 2019 it was stated that there was a need to simplify the bureaucracy. Simplification of the bureaucracy is intended to create a dynamic, agile, and professional bureaucracy that is effective and efficient. To achieve these objectives, it is necessary to change the organizational structure. The need to form an organizational structure is the background of this paper. In order for an organization to run effectively and efficiently, it is necessary to have an organizational structure that suits the needs and conditions of an organization. This paper uses a qualitative design with literature survey techniques and case studies in the Center for Data and Scientific Documentation of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (PDDI LIPI). The output of this paper is a proposed organizational structure model that is in line with the current conditions of the PDDI LIPI and is considered for implementation in other public sector organizations.
A lot of Indonesian scientific journal articles in the field of library science, when are sought by using disaster keywords, will bring up articles whose content are always discussing about collection preservation activities, and disaster mitigation so that the collection is not affected/ damaged. Research about the role and contribution of libraries and librarians when disaster strikes is still rare. This is very unfortunate because Indonesia is currently in a state of disaster preparedness (natural disasters). Based on these findings, it can be interpreted that there is a mismatch between the amount of available reference literature and future threats in Indonesia, so it can be ascertained that disaster preparedness has not been carried out by libraries and librarians in Indonesia. In searches in the database of globally indexed scientific journals, there were many articles that discussed how unprepared libraries abroad when facing disasters. There are also a number of articles that discuss the efforts of libraries and librarians so they can be prepared for disasters. For this reason, this study intends to provide a summary for libraries and librarians in Indonesia so that they do not experience the impact of disasters and convey what contributions libraries and librarians can provide in Indonesia before, during and after a disaster. Research method used in this study is literature review. The author collects scientific studies from a database of globally indexed journals and discusses best practices carried out by other countries. In addition to answering research questions from literature review of foreign journals, the author also conveyed new ideas in this paper regarding the new contributions that libraries and Indonesian librarians can make.
Background of the study: Innovation is very important for efforts to increase the economy. One way to create innovation is to carry out collaborative activities. Shared workspaces or also known as coworking spaces facilitate collaboration activities. Although many libraries have adopted the concept of a co-working space, it is still not fully aware that library managers are responsible for collaboration and innovation. Therefore, it is considered as a collection storage area so that it is not involved in the development of the innovation ecosystem. Purpose: This study aims to determine whether the library participates in collaboration and innovation activities. Method: The research method used to answer questions and test opinions is a systematic review. The articles used are 21 articles. Findings: The results show that the library is a place for collaboration and innovation to occur. So that the library has a role in the creation of collaboration and innovation. Conclusion: The library's new role is to support collaboration and innovation activities.
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