Knowledge management and community-based enterprise: an initiative to preserve the shadow puppet traditional knowledge in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Manik, Hardo Firmana Given Grace; Christanti, Rossalina; Setiawan, Wahyu

doi:10.1108/vjikms-11-2021-0265

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“…Examples such as Mobile Tour App and Digital Guide System are digital solutions that allow museums to embed their own images, videos, and audio of their collections for visitors to experience [45]. The multimedia component allows for greater memory retention than traditional storytelling by addressing different learning styles [46]. This new form of content delivery combines participation commonly seen with computer or video games complete with automatic story generation and narration.…”

Section: Accessibility Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Perspective Chapter: Museums and the Metaverse – Emerging Technologies to Promote Inclusivity and Engagement

Hutson¹,

Hutson²

2023

Application of Modern Trends in Museums

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Over the past two decades, museums have increasingly sought to build connections with the community and increase inclusivity of visitors. At the same time, emerging technologies, such as extended reality (XR) and virtual museums (VM) are increasingly adopted to engage with different generational expectations but also for the purposes of supporting inclusivity and neurodiverse populations. First such technologies were adopted to augment exhibitions in the physical museum space for edutainment. Since then, XR has expanded from room-size environments (CAVEs) and augmented exhibitions to the creation of entire virtual museums, such as The Museum of Pure Form and The Virtual Museum of Sculpture. Digital twins of museums are increasingly common, along with UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Such virtual experiences can be leveraged to prepare neurodiverse visitors prior to visiting a museum. This chapter will outline how existing approaches to social stories and sensory maps may be combined with XR experiences to support neurodiverse visitors and their families. While onsite, immersive technologies can be used both for engagement and to provide accommodations for greater inclusivity and diversity.

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Section: Accessibility Featuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Perspective Chapter: Museums and the Metaverse – Emerging Technologies to Promote Inclusivity and Engagement

Hutson¹,

Hutson²

2023

Application of Modern Trends in Museums

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“…In preserving knowledge and wisdom, traditional knowledge should be culturally transmitted from one generation to the next in indigenous communities. It is the knowledge of the spirit from which the local skills are passed on [38]. Knowledge management is an important tool in creating competitive advantages for an organization.…”

Section: Knowledge Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Approach to Applying Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Community Enterprise Management towards Sustainability

2023

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Sustainability is essential for every business and organization, but how can it be achieved? This work is a study of sustainability based on the sufficiency economy philosophy, a valuable concept introduced by the Thai people. We apply it to the notion of sustainability in 400 agricultural community enterprise owners in Thailand, who participated in this study. An oblique rotation component analysis was performed, finding that the variables on the same side are related, and a confirmative component analysis with structural equation models was conducted. The results showed that the approach to applying the sufficiency economy philosophy among community enterprises consists of 11 components, as follows: (1) financial control, (2) planning, (3) member management, (4) morals, (5) prevention plan, (6) moderation, (7) knowledge and expertise, (8) market development, (9) care, (10) quality control and (11) value of investment. The confirmative component analysis with structural equation modeling was consistent with the empirical data. Agricultural community enterprises and entrepreneurs focus on the moral component, conduct business with honesty to avoid causing problems for others, value justice without taking advantage with diligence and adhere to moral principles in life, because all of the above will lead to sustainability in the future.

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“…In preserving knowledge and wisdom, traditional knowledge should be culturally transmitted from one generation to the next in indigenous communities. It is the knowledge of the spirit and from which the local skills are passed on [52] [53]. Knowledge management is an important tool in creating competitive advantages for an organization.…”

Section: Knowledge Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Approach to Applying Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Community Enterprise Management towards Sustainability

Mettathamrong¹,

Upping²,

Deeudom³

2023

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Sustainability is essential for every business and organization, but how can it be achieved? This work is a study of sustainability based on the sufficiency economy philosophy, a valuable concept introduced by the Thai people. We apply it to the notion of sustainability in 400 agricultural community enterprise owners in Thailand, who participated in the study. An oblique rotation component analysis was performed, finding that the variables on the same side are related, and a confirmative component analysis with structural equation models was conducted. The results showed that the approach to applying the sufficiency economy philosophy among community enterprises consists of 11 components, as follows: 1) financial control, 2) planning, 3) member management, 4) morals, 5) prevention plan, 6) moderation, 7) knowledge and expertise, 8) market development, 9) care, 10) quality control and 11) value of investment. The confirmative component analysis with structural equation modeling was consistent with the empirical data. Agricultural community enterprises and entrepreneurs focus on the moral component, conduct business with honesty and avoid causing problems for others, value justice without taking advantage with diligence and adhere to moral principles in life, because all of the above will lead to sustainability in the future.

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Knowledge management and community-based enterprise: an initiative to preserve the shadow puppet traditional knowledge in Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Cited by 7 publications

References 61 publications

Perspective Chapter: Museums and the Metaverse – Emerging Technologies to Promote Inclusivity and Engagement

Perspective Chapter: Museums and the Metaverse – Emerging Technologies to Promote Inclusivity and Engagement

Approach to Applying Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Community Enterprise Management towards Sustainability

Approach to Applying Sufficiency Economy Philosophy in Community Enterprise Management towards Sustainability

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