Simulation Game as a Reference to Smart City Management

Wiseli, David; Tanusetiawan, Ryanarta; Purnomo, Fredy

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2017.10.053

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“…Recent literature in Indonesian smart city research are highly focused on techno-managerial venues with a special emphasis on sustainability issues. Numerous studies have tried to uncover the technology features in the implementation of a smart city program such as Suakanto Wiseli, Tanusetiawan, and Purnomo (2017). Other studies focused on smart environment and sustainability (Rahmat, Syadiah & Subur, 2016;Rusadi et al, 2016;Rachmawati, 2017) and co-creation and smart city governance (Mayangsari & Novani, 2015).…”

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confidence: 99%

Smart City Narrative in Indonesia: Comparing Policy Documents in Four Cities

Pratama¹

2018

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Th is paper aims to investigate the narrative of smart city policy in four Indonesian cities. Yogyakarta City, Surabaya City, Magelang City, and Madiun City were chosen as the locus of this study since these cities were winners of the Indonesian Smart City Index 2015. Th e author compares their medium-term development planning documents using analysis of policy narrative approach which reconstructs the stories that actors tell about policy issues written in the offi cial policy document. Th is study endeavours to analyse how these cities engage with smart city policy and initiative from a comparative-based study. Based on the content analysis as a research method, it can be concluded that these cities conceptualise the smart city program in diff erent ways since there is no specifi c regulation guiding smart city policy in Indonesia. Th e result of this study also maps the main themes of smart city as stated in their medium-term development planning document. Th eoretically, it contributes the discourse of smart city policy studies in a developing country context. Practically, this study suggests a policy implication that cities need to consider as a specifi c grand design on how local government implement smart city initiative.

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Smart City Narrative in Indonesia: Comparing Policy Documents in Four Cities

Pratama¹

2018

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“…Coming further to our topic, we studied an article (Wiselia et al, 2017) about simulation games in the framework of smart city management. According to the authors, simulation games that combine both simulation and entertainment are an excellent learning method.…”

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confidence: 99%

Management Games: Organizational Behavior And Emotional Intelligence

Larionova¹

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Warren, Jones, Dolliver, & Stein (2012) note that a number of authors refer to games as one of the types of stimulation, while others distinguish between them using differences which are usually drawn along disciplinary lines. Wiselia, Tanusetiawana, & Purnomoa (2017) suggest a new term "simulation game", even more bringing together two concepts.…”

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confidence: 99%