Sultan Agung’s Thought of Javanis Islamic Calender and its Implementation for Javanis Moslem

Purwanto, Muhammad Roy; Chotimah, Chusnul; Mustofa, Imam

doi:10.20448/2001.41.9.14

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“…People skills are ability to deal with people and achieved the objective of audit (Anderson, 2012;Purwanto, Chotimah & Mustofa 2018). Thabet (2017) examined auditors' skills, traits and knowledge to ability to assess the business risk.…”

Section: Skillsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Determinants of Auditors’ Work Performance

Ahmad¹,

Hariri²,

Zawawi³

et al. 2019

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This study used the theory of performance to determine whether skill, attitude and knowledge influence auditors’ work performance. Survey questionnaires were sent to auditors of a small to medium size in Kuala Lumpur. A response rate of 12 % (26) was analysed. The results show that skills, attitude and knowledge of auditors determine their work performance. The results from the study can be useful to regulators, the Institute audit firms and academician.

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Section: Skillsmentioning

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Determinants of Auditors’ Work Performance

Ahmad¹,

Hariri²,

Zawawi³

et al. 2019

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“…Such amenities include "non-hardware (Service-ware) dependent services activities; consulting, financing, [and] training" (p. 18). In the contemporary business environment, analysts are increasingly urging manufacturing firms to shift towards a more comprehensive service-provision model to expand their offerings and enhance competitiveness in the rigorous and ever-changing marketplace (Salonen, 2011;Visnjic & Looy, 2012;Goral & Akgoz 2017;Purwanto, Chotimah & Mustofa 2018). Adding these types of service offerings assured that IBM (among other companies) maintained a competitive financial advantage as innumerable types of computing technology have flooded the market.…”

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Theorizing Servitisation for SME Performance

Ahmad¹,

Shafaruddin²,

Masri³

et al. 2019

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Introduction: Over the last three decades, servitisation has progressively become a key strategic choice for manufacturing companies. Recognizing the increased emphasis on services with traditional product offerings, the term servitisation refers to the innovative increase in value a company can achieve by creating a viable amalgamation of products and services. Furthermore, their reasons to pursue servitisation could be similar to those of large firms. As such, understanding how servitisation works in SMEs is of tremendous economic importance.Methodology: This paper is a qualitative in nature and aiming to understand the practice of integrating services into products via added value and its importance to SMEs in Malaysia by theorizing the concept of servitisation for SME performance. The clear understanding of the concept could contribute to better development of SME sector in Malaysia. Careful analyses of fifty articles with different themes on servitisation yields some insights on issues prevalent in the matter.Results: Current servitisation research suggests that transitioning to a broader servitisation model for a firm that operates a traditional product model requires a significant amount of assets. However, many SMEs do not have an expendable amount of resources to refit their firms for a progressive servitisation model. Additional elements that act as barriers in SME servitising strategies involve overwhelming competition from wealthier and better-known organizations and an inherently diminished range of influence on the market.Conclusion/- and Recommendations: Absence of servitisation research in SMEs establishes an important area for extended study as SMEs represent the largest margin of all firms. Additionally, SME organizations’ servitisation efforts warrant examination because their access (or lack thereof) to important organizational resources manifest in manners distinct from larger firms.

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“…We begin our empirical testing by determining the stationary of the variables used. In order to proceed with the testing of cointegration later, ideally, our variables should be I(1), in that in their original level form, they are non-stationary and in their first differenced form, they are stationary.The differenced form for each variable used is created by taking the difference of their log forms (Purwanto, Chotimah & Mustofa 2018). For example…”

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Which Stock Exchange Leads the Other: Comparison Between US, Australia, Euro Zone and UK

Zandi¹,

Javaid²,

Anwar³

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Recently, Financial linkages among the most advanced countries are being explored. It is very crucial matter for investors, regulators and government alike. For investor so that they can effectively manage their portfolio and for regulators to implement right policies. However, there is lack of study on identifying existence of the financial linkages and measuring direction and strength of causality among the most advanced countries based on the most updated .Hence, this paper examines linkages between stock markets of four advanced stock markets (the United States, Australia , Euro zone and UK) during the period of January 2004 to December 2013. The method applied are the error correction and variance decompositions technique including recently improved “long run structural modelling (LRSM)”. Our findings, based on the above mentioned rigorous techniques, tend to suggest that there is direction of causation largely from U.K, and Euro Area and lowly from Australia to the US.

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Sultan Agung’s Thought of Javanis Islamic Calender and its Implementation for Javanis Moslem

Cited by 9 publications

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Determinants of Auditors’ Work Performance

Determinants of Auditors’ Work Performance

Theorizing Servitisation for SME Performance

Which Stock Exchange Leads the Other: Comparison Between US, Australia, Euro Zone and UK

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