Sumiyana Sumiyana
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6882969 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sumiyana Sumiyana |
| PRENOMES | Sumiyana |
| SOBRENOME | Sumiyana |
| ASSINATURA | SUMIYANA S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universitas Gadjah Mada |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1518-9681 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Indonesian SMEs’ learning orientation to acquire intellectual demands, social entrepreneurship and environmental governance for enhancing digital transformation and sustainability
Purpose This study investigates Indonesian SMEs’ (ISMEs) learning orientation to acquire social entrepreneurship and environmental governance. They also continually employ these skills to achieve the ISMEs’ digital transformation and sustainability. Specifically, this research considers intellectual demand, social entrepreneurship and environmental control in a relationship model between ISMEs’ learning orientation, innovative business transforma…
Behavioural Intelligence Searching Economic Rent and Capital Maintenance
This study investigates people's behaviours in saving and depositing their funds in Islamic Sharia or conventional banks. People would probably switch their savings and deposits from a conventional bank to a Sharia one or vice versa. This research uses a true experiment to examine people’s behaviours regarding savings and deposits in Sharia or conventional banks. In the first stage, the researchers measured the participants’ religiosity and under…
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic
When COVID-19 hit all the Asian countries, Indonesia issued various laws and regulations. This study investigates these laws that do not improve the country’s ability to increase its adaptive structuration and foresight-oriented investment. It analyzes all the new laws, which should be based on the requirements of both concepts. It considers that all the laws are intended to defend the Government of Indonesia’s economic performance (GoI). It mean…
Indonesia’s education budgeting system denoting low adaptiveness
Purpose This study investigates the budgeting system in Indonesia, which has not been adapted to increase and equalise the funding allocation for primary school education. Furthermore, it analyses the causally adaptive failure in the budgeting system of the Government of Indonesia (GoI).Design/methodology/approach Our study employed semi-structured interviews, gathering in-depth insights from 24 relevant informants from the local government offic…
Indonesian women’s preferences regarding robe
The Indonesian textile industry grew by 15.35 per cent in 2019, whereas previously, it had only seen a growth of around 8.73 per cent. As a result, it occurred to the textile and apparel manufacturers that they needed to enlarge their business lines swiftly. Naisha Hijrah, a designer, producer and textile retailer, sells clothes based on Islamic styles with a post-modernist concept. This study elaborates on how Naisha Hijrah has met its customers…
Budgeting Options Using the Ratchet Principle for Indonesian Bureaucracy
This research investigates the existing structure of Indonesian regulations for constructing bureaucrats’ cognitive behavior by carrying out budget ratcheting and praxis. It then analyses the dominant factors influencing Indonesia’s Bureaucracy’s decision to adopt the ratchet principle. It underlines that the Indonesian bureaucracy prefers praxis due to national styles and regulations. Furthermore, the authors reveal that the Indonesian bureaucra…
Satisfaction and Trust Should First Be Nested in Commitment Before Affecting Loyalty in the Use of Mobile Shopping Applications
This study investigates the active role of commitment in explaining loyalty programs when customers get their satisfaction and trust through a Mobile Shopping Application (MSA). Moreover, it reveals the staging process of satisfaction and trust, nesting in customers’ commitment before affecting loyalty. This study challenges freshness. Firstly, it criticizes that customers’ loyalty, as suggested by some extant research, depends on their direct be…
Competing with Media Richness
This study investigates the students’ behaviour, especially regarding their cognitive and psychological endowments’ effect on their cognitive absorption, attachment comprehensivity, and learning achievement through various types of learning media. Specifically, it highlights that the resulting learning performance fundamentally starts from individual endowment positions, regardless of the available types of learning media. The authors find that t…
A New Contemporary Profession as Game Boosters
This study investigates the emergence of intellectual opportunism for game boosters in mobile social networks. It shows the supply and demand for upgrading game levels in mobile social networks. These supply and lucrative demand highlight a new temporary profession as game boosters. Game boosters facilitate framed newbie gamers who want to play at a higher game level without playing for a long time. This emergence of professionally game boosters …
Enhancing cognitive combat readiness
This study investigates gamers’ learning styles and knowledge acquisition behavioural patterns. It argues that gamers usually have different characteristics transforming themselves to gain distinctive competencies. In other words, this study mitigates gamers’ mechanistically distinctive attitudes and behaviours, enhancing their cognitive combat readiness, that they are on convergent learning style, tacit-latent, and kinetic-active knowledge acqui…
Students’ game addiction caused by multi-constructs and multi-dimensions
Purpose This study investigates some extant research concentrating on student self-regulation to play online games addictively. Then, it proposes a new design to explain game addiction caused by students’ cognitive biases according to three contested approaches: self-control or self-regulation, cognitive distortion, and opportunistic behaviour. Moreover, it separates each contested approach in detail. Research methodology This research generalise…
Partnership building between NGOs and Indonesian local governments
Purpose This study investigates partnership building between non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the regencies of Gunung Kidul, Bantul, Sleman, Yogyakarta Province and Indonesia's central government. This study focuses on the perspective of the collaboration theory to reflect the usefulness of different leadership types. Furthermore, this study identifies the impact of partnership building on program effectiveness. Design/methodology/approa…
Encouraging positive emotions to cope with technostress’s adverse effects
This study investigates the role of positive performance feedback for information and communications technology (ICT) users, who could have either low or high levels of self-control. It could, moreover, explain the impact of that technological pressure on the users’ performance, resulting in their achieving less. This study employs three techno-stressors, i.e. complexity, system errors, and work-overload in the experimental setting. By applying a…
Does the Indonesian banking architecture matter substantively? The case of improving understandability and comparability
This research investigates the constructive validity of Indonesian Banking Architecture (IBA), especially regarding the structure of international, national, local development, and rural credit banks. It impeaches the existent structure, which is unclear as to the earning power, capacity, investment scalability, growth opportunities, and the discount rate of banks. This study argues that the IBA's structure concentrates exclusively on the classif…
Beneficial explanation for SME’s e-commerce adoption
This study investigates small and medium-sized enterprises' e-commerce adoption (e-CA) in Indonesia. This study differs from all the previous research on this topic, which was designed using linear models, since this study uses a structural data set and an equation model. It comprehensively outlines a new model with sequentially ordered readiness. Moreover, this research presents critical reasoning for this new model. This study rearranges organi…
Different characteristics of the aggregate of accounting earnings between developed and developing countries
This study investigates the relationship between the aggregate of accounting earnings and the future Gross Domestic Product (GDP) differentiating between developed and developing countries. This study employs data on Asian, African, and Pacific countries along with their capital market in the period of 1989-2015. More specifically, it investigates the informativeness of aggregate accounting earnings as a predictor of macroeconomic growth. It find…
Predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their components for future GDP growths
This study investigates the predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their four components for future GDP growths. It splits aggregate earnings into operating and non-operating incomes as they have different degrees of permanence. It also splits aggregate earnings into operating cash flows and accruals since earnings management affects them distinctively. This study finds aggregate earnings, operating income, operating cash flows, and…
Different characteristics of the aggregate of accounting earnings between developed and developing countries
This study investigates the relationship between the aggregate of accounting earnings and the future Gross Domestic Product (GDP) differentiating between developed and developing countries. This study employs data on Asian, African, and Pacific countries along with their capital market in the period of 1989-2015. More specifically, it investigates the informativeness of aggregate accounting earnings as a predictor of macroeconomic growth. It find…
Predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their components for future GDP growths
This study investigates the predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their four components for future GDP growths. It splits aggregate earnings into operating and non-operating incomes as they have different degrees of permanence. It also splits aggregate earnings into operating cash flows and accruals since earnings management affects them distinctively. This study finds aggregate earnings, operating income, operating cash flows, and…
Predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their components for future GDP growths
This study investigates the predictive power of aggregate corporate earnings and their four components for future GDP growths. It splits aggregate earnings into operating and non-operating incomes as they have different degrees of permanence. It also splits aggregate earnings into operating cash flows and accruals since earnings management affects them distinctively. This study finds aggregate earnings, operating income, operating cash flows, and…
Different characteristics of the aggregate of accounting earnings between developed and developing countries
This study investigates the relationship between the aggregate of accounting earnings and the future Gross Domestic Product (GDP) differentiating between developed and developing countries. This study employs data on Asian, African, and Pacific countries along with their capital market in the period of 1989-2015. More specifically, it investigates the informativeness of aggregate accounting earnings as a predictor of macroeconomic growth. It find…
Does the Indonesian banking architecture matter substantively? The case of improving understandability and comparability
This research investigates the constructive validity of Indonesian Banking Architecture (IBA), especially regarding the structure of international, national, local development, and rural credit banks. It impeaches the existent structure, which is unclear as to the earning power, capacity, investment scalability, growth opportunities, and the discount rate of banks. This study argues that the IBA's structure concentrates exclusively on the classif…
Beneficial explanation for SME’s e-commerce adoption
This study investigates small and medium-sized enterprises' e-commerce adoption (e-CA) in Indonesia. This study differs from all the previous research on this topic, which was designed using linear models, since this study uses a structural data set and an equation model. It comprehensively outlines a new model with sequentially ordered readiness. Moreover, this research presents critical reasoning for this new model. This study rearranges organi…
A New Contemporary Profession as Game Boosters
This study investigates the emergence of intellectual opportunism for game boosters in mobile social networks. It shows the supply and demand for upgrading game levels in mobile social networks. These supply and lucrative demand highlight a new temporary profession as game boosters. Game boosters facilitate framed newbie gamers who want to play at a higher game level without playing for a long time. This emergence of professionally game boosters …
Enhancing cognitive combat readiness
This study investigates gamers’ learning styles and knowledge acquisition behavioural patterns. It argues that gamers usually have different characteristics transforming themselves to gain distinctive competencies. In other words, this study mitigates gamers’ mechanistically distinctive attitudes and behaviours, enhancing their cognitive combat readiness, that they are on convergent learning style, tacit-latent, and kinetic-active knowledge acqui…
Students’ game addiction caused by multi-constructs and multi-dimensions
Purpose This study investigates some extant research concentrating on student self-regulation to play online games addictively. Then, it proposes a new design to explain game addiction caused by students’ cognitive biases according to three contested approaches: self-control or self-regulation, cognitive distortion, and opportunistic behaviour. Moreover, it separates each contested approach in detail. Research methodology This research generalise…
Partnership building between NGOs and Indonesian local governments
Purpose This study investigates partnership building between non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the regencies of Gunung Kidul, Bantul, Sleman, Yogyakarta Province and Indonesia's central government. This study focuses on the perspective of the collaboration theory to reflect the usefulness of different leadership types. Furthermore, this study identifies the impact of partnership building on program effectiveness. Design/methodology/approa…
Encouraging positive emotions to cope with technostress’s adverse effects
This study investigates the role of positive performance feedback for information and communications technology (ICT) users, who could have either low or high levels of self-control. It could, moreover, explain the impact of that technological pressure on the users’ performance, resulting in their achieving less. This study employs three techno-stressors, i.e. complexity, system errors, and work-overload in the experimental setting. By applying a…
Competing with Media Richness
This study investigates the students’ behaviour, especially regarding their cognitive and psychological endowments’ effect on their cognitive absorption, attachment comprehensivity, and learning achievement through various types of learning media. Specifically, it highlights that the resulting learning performance fundamentally starts from individual endowment positions, regardless of the available types of learning media. The authors find that t…
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic
When COVID-19 hit all the Asian countries, Indonesia issued various laws and regulations. This study investigates these laws that do not improve the country’s ability to increase its adaptive structuration and foresight-oriented investment. It analyzes all the new laws, which should be based on the requirements of both concepts. It considers that all the laws are intended to defend the Government of Indonesia’s economic performance (GoI). It mean…
Indonesia’s education budgeting system denoting low adaptiveness
Purpose This study investigates the budgeting system in Indonesia, which has not been adapted to increase and equalise the funding allocation for primary school education. Furthermore, it analyses the causally adaptive failure in the budgeting system of the Government of Indonesia (GoI).Design/methodology/approach Our study employed semi-structured interviews, gathering in-depth insights from 24 relevant informants from the local government offic…
Indonesian women’s preferences regarding robe
The Indonesian textile industry grew by 15.35 per cent in 2019, whereas previously, it had only seen a growth of around 8.73 per cent. As a result, it occurred to the textile and apparel manufacturers that they needed to enlarge their business lines swiftly. Naisha Hijrah, a designer, producer and textile retailer, sells clothes based on Islamic styles with a post-modernist concept. This study elaborates on how Naisha Hijrah has met its customers…
Budgeting Options Using the Ratchet Principle for Indonesian Bureaucracy
This research investigates the existing structure of Indonesian regulations for constructing bureaucrats’ cognitive behavior by carrying out budget ratcheting and praxis. It then analyses the dominant factors influencing Indonesia’s Bureaucracy’s decision to adopt the ratchet principle. It underlines that the Indonesian bureaucracy prefers praxis due to national styles and regulations. Furthermore, the authors reveal that the Indonesian bureaucra…
Satisfaction and Trust Should First Be Nested in Commitment Before Affecting Loyalty in the Use of Mobile Shopping Applications
This study investigates the active role of commitment in explaining loyalty programs when customers get their satisfaction and trust through a Mobile Shopping Application (MSA). Moreover, it reveals the staging process of satisfaction and trust, nesting in customers’ commitment before affecting loyalty. This study challenges freshness. Firstly, it criticizes that customers’ loyalty, as suggested by some extant research, depends on their direct be…
Behavioural Intelligence Searching Economic Rent and Capital Maintenance
This study investigates people's behaviours in saving and depositing their funds in Islamic Sharia or conventional banks. People would probably switch their savings and deposits from a conventional bank to a Sharia one or vice versa. This research uses a true experiment to examine people’s behaviours regarding savings and deposits in Sharia or conventional banks. In the first stage, the researchers measured the participants’ religiosity and under…
Indonesian SMEs’ learning orientation to acquire intellectual demands, social entrepreneurship and environmental governance for enhancing digital transformation and sustainability
Purpose This study investigates Indonesian SMEs’ (ISMEs) learning orientation to acquire social entrepreneurship and environmental governance. They also continually employ these skills to achieve the ISMEs’ digital transformation and sustainability. Specifically, this research considers intellectual demand, social entrepreneurship and environmental control in a relationship model between ISMEs’ learning orientation, innovative business transforma…
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