Strategy, Interactive Control System and National Culture: A Case Study of Batik Industry in Indonesia

Ismail, Tubagus; Wiyantoro, Lili Sugeng; Meutia,; Muchlish, Munawar

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.11.087

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“…The word of batik also derived from the Javanese language [6]. UNESCO recognizes batik art originated from Indonesia, especially Java [7]. In addition, another reference said that Batik was only made limited by the court (Javanese kingdom), then brought out the court by the followers of the King, from this the Batik art developed in the community [8].…”

Section: A Batik: It Is Very Close However Unknownmentioning

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Batik Tembe Renda: Straightening Out Misconception about Culture

Fathurrahman¹,

Fathurrahman²,

Sunarya³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Art and Arts Education (ICAAE 2018)

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Batik is a noble culture belonging to the Indonesian nation which has been recognized by UNESCO in 2009, since then batik has been increasingly loved and known in the world. However, pride and love are not accompanied by an understanding about the real batik, because most people do not know that the true meaning of batik lies in the technique of making it with wax. Batik more known as a patterned fabric, so that mostly people consider that the woven works that patterned are also batik, one of them is Tembe Renda from Bima NTB. Tembe Renda is often considered batik by the surrounding community, whereas batik and weaving are two different techniques. Based on this problem, the study aims to clarify public opinion that misunderstandings about batik and weaving do not occur protractedly. The way how to be done is to make a batik work with a weaving motif and highlight the character of the two. Weaving motifs that tend to be symmetrical are applied to batik works with stylized asymmetrical motifs that are flexible according to the character of batik motifs in general. With this work, the community will be given more appropriate education about the true meaning of batik and weaving.

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Section: A Batik: It Is Very Close However Unknownmentioning

confidence: 99%

Batik Tembe Renda: Straightening Out Misconception about Culture

Fathurrahman¹,

Fathurrahman²,

Sunarya³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Art and Arts Education (ICAAE 2018)

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“…Previous studies have shown that national culture is quite influential in the relationship between strategy and management control systems [16]. In addition, there are studies that provide findings that the industry mapping model, role, and improvement from the point of view of the creation of a decent value consisting of five functional and complete work organs namely operation, coordination, integration, intelligent, and brain.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Performance Improvement of Batik Craftsmen-based on Organizational Culture, Work Motivation, and Work Satisfaction Factors

Anis¹,

Fanani²,

Yanuwiadi³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 13th International Interdisciplinary Studies Seminar, IISS 2019, 30-31 October 2019, Mala

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The Batik business unit, according to sub-department head of the handicraft and clothing industry, the ministry of industry and trade had 21.600 units in 2005. Meanwhile, in 2011, the units increased to 39.600 units. The rapid development of Batik forces the SMEs of Batik (small and medium-sized enterprises of Batik) to have a superior ability to compete with other Batik Craftsmen. This research aims to know the effect of organization culture on the motivation, the work satisfaction, and the worker's performance in Batik industry in Kampoeng Batik Laweyan Surakarta Indonesia. The samples utilized are 133 respondents. This research utilizes Structural Equation Modelling method with AMOS software. The data type and the data source are the primary data which was obtained by giving questionnaire to the employees of SMEs of Batik in Laweyan. The respondents include 79 men and 54 women. The employees of SMEs of Batik rage between the ages of 22-31 years old as many as 20 people, of 32-41 years old as many as 41 people, of 42-51 as many as 39 people, and the ages more than 51 years old as many as 33 people. The result shows that the organization culture variable affects the worker's performance variable, the motivation variable affects the worker's performance variable, and the work satisfaction variable affects the worker's performance variable.

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“…Batik is one of the creative industries that have potential as part of a city branding [1]. Batik industry can also be categorized as highly creative one because it is processed and developed by artistic ideas through a variety of distinctive and original motif [2]. So Batik is able to contribute significantly to the income of the nation, known also as a creative economy [3,4].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The award of the UNESCO which sets Indonesian Batik as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2009 will be withdrawn if Indonesia can not maintain and preserve this culture. Various efforts can be made to develop and preserve Batik, such as to promote aspects of the culture of batik and the technology used to make Batik [2].…”

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A Preliminary Study on Augmented Reality for Learning Local Wisdom of Indonesian Batik in Vocational Schools

Widiaty

Riza²,

Abdullah³

et al. 2016

Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Innovation in Engineering and Vocational Education

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On October 2009, UNESCO entitled Indonesian batik as a Masterpiece of Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. There are over 100 variants of batik that are determined by uniqueness on drawing techniques, regions, patterns, colors, customs, etc. Therefore, they commonly represent culture, philosophy, and local wisdom of a place and society where batik was designed. This paper presents a preliminary study on an implementation of Augmented Reality (AR) for explaining and studying culture and local wisdom contained on batik. Basically there are four parts explained as follows: introduction to batik and its philosophy, AR frameworks and its classifications, a short survey of AR for education, and initial design of AR for learning local wisdom on batik. One of benefits using AR for learning media in vocational schools (SMK) is to raise the value of local knowledge batik in an active, interactive, and fun way. Therefore, results from this study are used to improve the media and to suggest reviews directions for future works in this study.

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Strategy, Interactive Control System and National Culture: A Case Study of Batik Industry in Indonesia

Cited by 29 publications

References 8 publications

Batik Tembe Renda: Straightening Out Misconception about Culture

Batik Tembe Renda: Straightening Out Misconception about Culture

The Performance Improvement of Batik Craftsmen-based on Organizational Culture, Work Motivation, and Work Satisfaction Factors

A Preliminary Study on Augmented Reality for Learning Local Wisdom of Indonesian Batik in Vocational Schools

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