Covid-19 Pandemic Digitalization Training For Agriculture Sustainable Development of Micro and Small Enterprises In KWT Sri Rejeki

Abstract

It is undeniable that the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has affected the global economy and environment. The main victims of the COVID-19 outbreak are agricultural Micro and Small Enterprises MSEs in KWT, especially in developing countries, where the use of digital media is still limited. This paper uses literature and personal insights to provide lessons on digitalization the COVID-19 pandemic for the development of MSEs in sustainable KWTs from a technology-for-social perspective. researchers develop work concepts to support digital transformation after COVID-19 for the sustainable development of KWT MSEs. The fact is that digital payments, especially mobile money, must be an important digital transformation priority for MSEs in KWT. In addition, institutions must support the resources and capabilities of MSEs in KWT adopting digital for sustainable business, production and consumption. This study shows that the Chair of the KWT UMK and other stakeholders to re-research their business strategy, combine crisis scenarios and business plans as an effort to retain customers virtually so that they can increase sustainable agricultural businesses. We also propose further research areas to enhance the transformation of digital KWT MSEs after COVID-19.

The Influence of Internet of Things (IoT) on Operational Efficiency and Competitive Advantage in the Information Technology Industry in Indonesia

“…The demographic profile of the sample reflects a diverse representation of IT companies in terms of size, industry segment, and years of operation. The majority of respondents were from small to medium-sized companies, with 41.2% representing small companies (1-50 employees) and 35.3% representing medium-sized companies (51-250 employees), while large companies (>250 employees) accounted for 23 The results of hypothesis testing provide robust evidence supporting the hypothesized relationships between IoT adoption and both Competitive Advantage and Operational Efficiency within the Indonesian IT industry. For the relationship between IoT adoption and Competitive Advantage, the original sample coefficient (0.770) and the sample mean coefficient (0.774) both suggest a positive association, with a significant p-value (0.000), indicating statistical significance.…”