Creativity of small firms in creative industry: Initial evidence from Indonesia

Indriartiningtias, Retno; Subagyo, Subagyo; Hartono, Budi

doi:10.1177/1847979019849135

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“…The creative industry is an industry whose main capital is creativity [15], and Batik Tulis Lasem is one of them. Batik Tulis Lasem has experienced ups and downs in its development process, making it a valuable work that has cultural and philosophical meanings.…”

Section: Local Governance For Batik Tulis Lasemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Will Creative Industries Survive in Industrial Revolution 4.0? An Experience from Batik Tulis Lasem, Indonesia

Roziqin¹,

Fajrina²

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Law and Human Rights 2020 (ICLHR 2020)

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The development of industrial revolution 4.0 impacted all aspects of human life. One of the aspects that predicted the future is the use of the internet, which will be increasingly significant in the industrial world. Indeed, this condition impacts the development of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia, including Batik Tulis Lasem industries. Currently, batik entrepreneurs are not only faced with internal problems but also external ones as a result of industry 4.0. The purpose of this article is to explore how local stakeholders develop Batik Tulis Lasem in facing the 4.0 industrial revolution. This article uses descriptive qualitative methods to explain the research phenomenon. The primary data were obtained from observations, focus group discussions, and interviews, while secondary data from official government reports and previous research. The result is to respond to the internet's role in changing business models, and batik industry entrepreneurs take various steps depending on their capacity and management. In terms of governance, the local government issued a legal formal regulating Batik Tulis Lasem as hand-written batik instead of printed or stamped batik and provides facilitation to promote its product. Meanwhile, higher education institutions support the development of Batik Tulis Lasem in terms of management, online marketing training, capital and supporting tools, and patent assistance, such as the Intellectual Property Right (IPR).

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Section: Local Governance For Batik Tulis Lasemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Will Creative Industries Survive in Industrial Revolution 4.0? An Experience from Batik Tulis Lasem, Indonesia

Roziqin¹,

Fajrina²

2021

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Law and Human Rights 2020 (ICLHR 2020)

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“…Organizational creativity allows companies to create new products and services that are more attractive to customers and provide better solutions, so the company can increase sales and generate profits (Sultani, 2016). Indriartiningtias et al (2019), revealed in his research that organizational creativity is built from the behavior of individual creativity, but groups do not correlate with organizational performance. In contrast to these findings, (Sultani, 2016) found that organizational creativity has a significant effect on organizational performance.…”

Section: Organizational Creativity Dan Entrepreneurial Performancementioning

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“…This research is a development of previous research by Purnomo (2019), which uses organizational creativity as a variable because it provides the key to know about the changing phenomena, effectiveness and continuity of the organization (Woodman et al, 1993). Besides, previous studies did not provide consistent results (Eresia and Raath, 2013;Indriartiningtias et al, 2019;Oseifuah, 2010b;Sultani, 2016;Wise, 2013). Therefore, the purpose of this study is examining the relationship between organizational creativity, artistic orientation, entrepreneurial orientation, financial literacy towards entrepreneurial performance in the creative industries.…”

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“…Increasing innovation in organizations requires the open-mindedness of organizational members. An organization with an open mind and great communication among the members will allow individuals to share their ideas related to new products, methods, and problem-solving (Indriartiningtias et al, 2019). Therefore organizations or companies need creativity to achieve optimal company performance.…”

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“…Organizational creativity relates to the creation of the new products, ideas, and services as well as valuable procedures or processes of individual collaboration in complex organizational systems (Woodman et al, 1993). Indriartiningtias et al (2019), explain that organizational creativity is influenced by group creativity and organizational characteristics. Also, knowledge creation is an essential factor in organizational performance.…”

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Assessment of Career Ambition of Head of Farm Families for their Children: A Case of Farmers in South Western Nigeria

Eyinade¹,

Akharume²

2020

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In early 60s and 70s, agriculture is one of the key sectors of the Nigerian’s economy. The decline in agricultural production is attributed to the drudgery nature of traditional farming system mostly practice by farmers in the country and the influence of rural farmers on career choice of their children. The study therefore aims to assess the influence of head of farm families in career choice for their children using a descriptive statistics. Simple random sampling technique was used in selecting 120 rural farmers from Oyo State in Nigeria. Results show that 50% of the respondents were in their active age, 86.7% were married, 61.7% of the respondents had a household size of 3-6 family members, and 45.8% of the respondents had no formal education. The results of the Chi-square analysis further reveal that variables such as age, marital status, and household size, level of education, secondary occupation and membership of social organisation were statistically significant at 1% signifying that all the socio-economic variables have a significant relationship with the choice of career for the farmer’s children. To unlock farmers’ perspective on career choice ambition choosing for their children, the study suggests that more attention should be paid to improve traditional farming systems by several stakeholders and government, by providing farm equipment such as tractor and other farm implements which can make farming less rigorous, profitable and enjoyable to the rural youths in the rural communities.

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Knowledge and innovation management in agribusiness: A study in the Dominican Republic

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To date and worldwide, most business activities in the agribusiness sectors have focused on increasing productive efficiency to the detriment of the environmental impact of these activities, despite close connection that exist between agribusinesses and natural resources. This paper argues that knowledge and innovation management (KIM) can play a key role in fostering and managing creativity in the agribusiness sector. To test this assumption, an empirical model linking KIM with employee creativity, responsible green innovation, and performance in the agribusiness sector of the Dominican Republic is proposed and tested with data from 110 agribusiness companies. We found that strengthening the relationships between the above constructs is needed, with a view to readjusting the meaning of firm performance in the light of emerging (post-pandemic) circumstances for agribusinesses. The statistical analyses yield important implications and recommendations for practice, management, and policy making in these areas in this country and elsewhere.

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Creativity of small firms in creative industry: Initial evidence from Indonesia

Cited by 11 publications

References 38 publications

Will Creative Industries Survive in Industrial Revolution 4.0? An Experience from Batik Tulis Lasem, Indonesia

Will Creative Industries Survive in Industrial Revolution 4.0? An Experience from Batik Tulis Lasem, Indonesia

Assessment of Career Ambition of Head of Farm Families for their Children: A Case of Farmers in South Western Nigeria

Knowledge and innovation management in agribusiness: A study in the Dominican Republic

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