Open Government Data from the Perspective of SMEs: A Case Study in Indonesia

Syarif, Amirudin; Salamat, Mohamad Aizi; Rahim, Samsir

doi:10.33736/jcsi.4070.2022

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“…From the conducted survey, there were no SMEs recorded to be in the medium category. This was to be expected as the number of medium-category SMEs in Indonesia is less than 1%, as stated by Syarif et al (2021). The total of SMEs reported in the small category was 4 businesses, whereas the micro category swooped in with 11 businesses in total.…”

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Level of IFRS Implementation in SMEs: Exploratory Case Studies of SMEs in (Palembang), South Sumatera, Indonesia

Amir¹,

Gunarto²,

Syarif³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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The IFRS standard has often been regarded as the solution to tackling international accounting challenges and eliminating differences. Many nations including Indonesia, have converged and adopted IFRS to their national accounting standard in hopes that businesses can compete better in the global market, especially for SMEs. Despite their long presence (since 2012), the optimal results of IFRS in SMEs have yet to be seen. The hypothesis on why this happened is that many SME's have not been able to implement the standard. This study seeks to identify the reason why optimal results from the IFRS in SMEs is hindered, by taking on an empirical approach using surveys and interviews involving business owners as well as SMEs around the area to understand the usage and relevancy of IFRS in their operations. Subsequently, providing a realistic view on the development and implementation rate of IFRS in SME's located in Palembang, South Sumatera. Systematic literature reviews from relevant journals and articles were conducted in order to explore what it means to implement IFRS effectively alongside the barriers and challenges it brings. The results of this study hope to serve as a contribution to data collection and other research, as well as display the realistic state of SMEs in Palembang to the government, while acting as a filter for potential SMEs to enter the global market.

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Level of IFRS Implementation in SMEs: Exploratory Case Studies of SMEs in (Palembang), South Sumatera, Indonesia

Amir¹,

Gunarto²,

Syarif³

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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“…Since its launch, the system has been implemented on a smaller scale in various provinces and cities, such as East Nusa Tenggara [17] and Pontianak [18]. The use of data in various sectors, such as small and medium enterprises (SMEs) [19], open spatial data [20], taxation [21], and more, is also becoming increasingly prevalent. However, the implementation of this concept in universities has been limited, with only a few universities adopting it.…”

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One Data Indonesia Policy Adoption for Telkom University Data Warehouse Framework

Gozali,

Romadhony,

2023

regist. j. ilm. teknol. sist. inf.

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The Indonesian government has implemented a data warehouse named One Data (Satu Data) Indonesia (ODI) to support its operations since 2019. However, the implementation of this concept in universities has been limited, with only a few universities adopting it. Telkom University is one of the few universities in Indonesia that has already taken steps to implement ODI at the university level. The adoption of ODI at Telkom University is known as the One Data Telkom University (ODTU) project. This project aims to create a platform for universities to share data and collaborate more effectively. This paper thoroughly examines the implementation of the ODI policy and data warehouse framework at Telkom University, focusing on the ODTU data warehouse design and architecture. This paper discusses the implementation of ODTU into several applications, including the One Data Portal, One Data Dashboard, and One Data Market. Moreover, it identifies the challenges encountered during the implementation process, such as data integration, data privacy and security, standardized data models, and the promotion of a shared vision among stakeholders with varying levels of data literacy. Our analysis results demonstrate the effectiveness of the ODTU framework in improving data management practices at Telkom University. The customer satisfaction index (CSI) shows that across key reliability, assurance, and responsiveness measures, Telkom University experienced average score improvements of 3-6% after implementing ODTU. This study contributes to the existing literature on ODI policy adoption in the context of higher education institutions, providing insights for institutions seeking to improve their data management practices.

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Open Government Data from the Perspective of SMEs: A Case Study in Indonesia

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

Level of IFRS Implementation in SMEs: Exploratory Case Studies of SMEs in (Palembang), South Sumatera, Indonesia

Level of IFRS Implementation in SMEs: Exploratory Case Studies of SMEs in (Palembang), South Sumatera, Indonesia

One Data Indonesia Policy Adoption for Telkom University Data Warehouse Framework

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