Modus Operandi Korupsi Pengadaan Barang Dan Jasa Pemerintah Oleh PNS

Kurniawan, M Wawan; Pujiyono, Pujiyono

doi:10.14710/lr.v14i1.20241

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“…The second rank is the procurement of goods and services. As we know, procurement of goods and services, including installation, project or infrastructure, or public procurement around the world, is known as an area of waste, mismanagement, corruption, and vendor deception (Mahmood, 2010; Mohamad Azmi et al, 2022)-many findings of cases of corruption, bribery, collusion and other modus operandi (Kurniawan & Pujiyono, 2018). According to (OSIPIAN, 2007), the most forms of corruption and fraudulent activities in education, including higher education, are bribery.…”

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Corruption and Fraudulent Activities in Higher Education: A Study of Literature

Harahap

Isgiyarta

2023

JM-UIKA

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<div>Corruption and other unethical behavior are essential and exciting issues, especially fraud or unethical behavior in universities or higher education. Despite of as a barometer of good behavior, the academician becomes a lousy example of corruption and unethical behavior or fraudulent activities. This study aims to review and learn more about corruption or other unethical behavior, especially in higher education institutions. This study examined articles from several journals using search engines, namely Scopus and Google Scholar, Emerald, Springer, and Proquest. About 20 main articles were used in this study to elaborate on terminology of corruption, corruption's causes and impact, particularly in higher education. The results show that some scholars give some terminology of corruption and indicate that corruption is linked to moral, cultural, political, and ideological perspectives, causing harm to governments and citizens. Results show that corruption relates to ideological, moral, cultural, and political perspectives, harming governments and citizens. It is an epidemic that distorts society, the rule of law, democracy, and markets, reduces the quality of life, and hinders the country's growth. It is time to eliminate and prevent corruption and other unethical behavior. This study might add to the literature on corruption in higher education by explaining the terminology of corruption, its cause, and its consequences. In-depth knowledge about corruption and others kind of fraud and unethical behaviors by the students earlier, it is hoped that the number of corruption in Indonesia will decrease.</div>

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Corruption and Fraudulent Activities in Higher Education: A Study of Literature

Harahap

Isgiyarta

2023

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“…Oleh karenanya, produsen yang selalu menang itu berasal dari Tiongkok" (Sari, 2019). Bahkan, mencuatnya kasus korupsi terkait pengadaan kendaraan seringkali disebabkan karena adanya tindak permainan, persis seperti apa yang diungkapkan oleh Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, antara penyedia dan pejabat pembuat komitmen yang bersangkutanpejabat pembuat komitmen dalam penelitian ini selanjutnya disebut: manajer proyek-(Amiruddin, 2012; Kurniawan & Pujiyono, 2018).…”

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Hidayat

Qadri

2020

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The procurement of government fixed assets in the form of buildings, business vehicles, and others has not taken into account the entire costs associated with the purchase of fixed assets. The total cost of ownership scheme offers a concept that takes into account the entire costs associated with the purchase, use, maintenance, and disposal of assets.This study aims to develop a conceptual model based on the assumption that the total cost of ownership can be used by the government in implementing fixed asset capital spending. Through this research it is hoped that the government can improve the efficiency of procurement of fixed assets through the implementation of the total cost ownership scheme.The method used in this study is the method of literature study by collecting some of the previous research results related to the theory and practice of total cost ownership. The resulting insights from the previous study were then analyzed using theme analysis for abstraction, thus generating a conceptual model of total ownership cost for the procurement of government fixed assets. The result of this study is a general model proposal for the assessment of total cost of ownership which includes a calculation of the total cost associated with the goods to be purchased by the government at each stage of decision-making, from the search and selection stages to the end of the term

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“…Corruption is one of the fraudulent activities that consistently captures the attention of the public due to the significant impact it inflicts on society [1]. The referred corruption entails dishonest behavior or the abuse of authority and power to gain personal benefits [2]. In Indonesia, from 2004 to 2022, a total of 1,310 corruption cases have been prosecuted by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).…”

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Analysis of E-Procurement Implementation to Prevent Fraud in The Procurement of Goods And Services at The Procurement Bereau of The Regional Secretariat of East Nusa Tenggara Province

Zogara,

Rafael,

2023

Proceedings of the 5th International Public Sector Conference, IPSC 2023, October 10th-11th 2023, Bali, Indonesia

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This research explores the implementation of e-procurement as a governmental measure to counteract fraudulent practices, particularly corruption, in the procurement procedures of East Nusa Tenggara Province's government. Carried out at the Procurement Bureau of the Regional Secretariat, East Nusa Tenggara Province, this qualitative case study employs in-depth interviews with several informants. The findings reveal a that the implementation of e-procurement aligns with established regulations, yet challenges persist due to a lack of officials proficient in its implementation and inadequate supporting infrastructure. Identified risks include the absence of specific sanctions for procurement fraud, potential collusion during direct encounters with supplier meetings during qualification verification phase, and external threats such as data breaches, misuse of identification credentials, cybercrime, and service disruptions.

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Modus Operandi Korupsi Pengadaan Barang Dan Jasa Pemerintah Oleh PNS

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Corruption and Fraudulent Activities in Higher Education: A Study of Literature

Corruption and Fraudulent Activities in Higher Education: A Study of Literature

Penyediaan Barang Milik Negara Berbasis Biaya Kepemilikan Total

Analysis of E-Procurement Implementation to Prevent Fraud in The Procurement of Goods And Services at The Procurement Bereau of The Regional Secretariat of East Nusa Tenggara Province

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