Value Orchestration Platform: Promoting Tourism in Batik Industrial Cluster Solo

Novani, Santi; Putro, Utomo Sarjono; Hermawan, Pri

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.01.304

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“…In each case, there are inherent power differentials, and this should be carefully managed in order to allow all involved to participate meaningfully in the co-creation process (Greenhalgh, Jackson, Shaw & Janamian, 2016). Value also lies in empowerment especially when you develop an artefact during collaboration as the participant's motivation and ambitions are enhanced (Novani, Putro & Hermawan, 2015).…”

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“…Various authors (De Koning, Crul & Wever, 2016;Putro, 2016;Novani et al, 2015;Kijima, Rintamki & Mitronen, 2012) indicate that a co-creation process should include specific steps like identify, analyse, define, design, realize and evaluate or listen, identify, ideate, collaborate, evaluate and experiment. However, according to Kijima et al (2012) and supported by Suryana, Mayangsari and Novani (2017), for co-creation to have real value your co-creation process steps should rather be: co-experience, co-definition, co-elevation, and co-development.…”

Section: Models Of Co-creation To Considermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The higher the expectation the greater the value. Thus, co-development addresses co-innovation that is the result of people who collaborate (Novani et al, 2015).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Co-Creating an Ict Artefact With Women in South Africa

Smith

Turpin

Herselman

2019

12th IADIS International Conference Information Systems 2019

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The active involvement of rural women in ICT4D initiatives is essential to ensure that they benefit from the initiative in general, and the technology artefact in particular. Usually ICT4D projects are male centered and the relevance of ICTs to the women within their contextual realities are not always considered. The purpose of this paper is indicate how an ICT artefact was co-created with rural women in South Africa in a resource constrained context. Participatory approaches like co-creation are important when implementing ICT4D initiatives aimed at rural women. Through the application of Design Science Research as the methodology an ICT artefact was co-created in a specific context in South Africa with rural women only. It is a longitudinal study that is still evolving. The lessons learnt and process that was followed will be shared. The main finding was that the active participation and feedback of the users of a system are essential when aiming to address their immediate and long term needs. If this is not the case the ICT artefact will not be used and it will yet again become part of the statistics of why Information Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) projects fail.

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2019

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“…Industrial cluster plays an important role in promoting regional economic development and improving regional core competition. [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] In order to expand the strategic adjustment of economic structure, cultivate new economic growth points, improve the industrial competitiveness, Liaoning provincial government issued the "several opinions on further promoting the development of industrial cluster" in 2011. Up to now, six coastal cities have a total of 43 provincial key industrial clusters.…”

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Research on Industrial Cluster Development of Liaoning Coastal Economic Belt

Wang¹,

Wu²,

Li³

2017

Proceedings of the 2016 7th International Conference on Education, Management, Computer and Medicine (EMCM 2016)

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Since 2009, the development and construction of Liaoning coastal economic belt has been included in the national development strategy, the industrial clusters in Liaoning six coastal cities has made rapid development. Up to now, six coastal cities have a total of 43 provincial key industrial clusters, mainly involves petrochemical industrial clusters, general equipment manufacturing industry clusters, marine engineering equipment manufacturing industry clusters, automobile and auto parts industry clusters, electronic information industry clusters, metallurgy and new materials industry clusters, agricultural product deeply processing industry clusters, photovoltaic and new energy industry clusters, garment and swimsuit industry clusters. These industrial clusters have greatly promoted the local economic growth and increased employment, but most of the industrial clusters are still small, industrial correlation is relatively poor, industrial isomorphism is relatively serious, industry level is low and lack of technological innovation. Liaoning coastal economic belt should develop leader enterprises, foster the innovative chain, and develop high and new technology industries and strategic emerging industries.

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“…Kampoeng Batik Laweyan is in the western part of Solo city and is the largest batik production center in Indonesia. This location is very strategic and is the best asset for trade and industry [3]. This development requires batik entrepreneurs to always create improvements and betterment in performance so they can compete with other industry players.…”

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Waste Reduction in Green Productivity in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises of Kampoeng Batik Laweyan

Muslimah¹

2020

IJETER

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This study aims to provide recommendations for reducing the concentration of chemicals in liquid waste. The method used is waste reduction, which is one of the goals in Green Productivity (GP). Waste parameters used for testing are COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand), BOD (Biological Oxygen Demand), TSS (Total Solid Suspended), pH, total chromium, and phenol. Waste reduction applied is by filtering technique, which uses natural materials such as palm fiber, sand, activated charcoal, zeolites, and gravel. This simple filtration can safely be used at home and larger scale batik SMEs. Waste samples were taken from different SMEs, which are SME A with large scale production capacity and SME B with a small scale. The liquid waste tested was pure waste before filtration and waste after filtration. Waste testing was performed in a laboratory and the results show that the concentration of the tested parameter decreased. The decrease in concentration was significant. The results of SME A show that COD, BOD, and TSS decreased by 85.8153%, 77.09251%, and 90.65744% respectively. While the pH increased 15%, total chromium was still within safe limitation and phenol decreased by 86.56255%. Whereas, SME B had a decreased concentration of waste by 66.67%, 41.22%, 72.34%, and 5.55% respectively. The pH had increased by 5.55%, total chrome was found in a safe perimeter. The results of the two SMEs show that the waste reduction effort with filtration can reduce the concentration and increase the pH of the liquid waste before filtration. This is expected to reduce the negative impact of batik liquid waste on the environment.

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Value Orchestration Platform: Promoting Tourism in Batik Industrial Cluster Solo

Cited by 18 publications

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Co-Creating an Ict Artefact With Women in South Africa

Co-Creating an Ict Artefact With Women in South Africa

Research on Industrial Cluster Development of Liaoning Coastal Economic Belt

Waste Reduction in Green Productivity in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises of Kampoeng Batik Laweyan

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