SB-IPB University Holds International Competition 2020
School of Business IPB University (SB-IPB) held the International Competition 2020 which part of International E-Conference BIEC 2020 (Business Innovation and Engineering Conference) and 2nd ICRMIA 2020 (International Conference on Risk Management as Interdisciplinary Approach) events, as well as E-summer course Business Innovation and Management (BIM) 2020. Participants who can participate in the International Competition 2020 are participants who are registered in the International E-Conference and E-Summer Course.
The winning category in the International Competition 2020 consists of 1) Business Innovation and Management (BIM) 2020 E-summer course activities with two categories namely Best Innovative Solution and Best Genuine Solution; 2) BIEC 2020 (Business Innovation and Engineering Conference) and 2nd ICRMIA 2020 (International Conference on Risk Management as Interdisciplinary Approach) respectively category Best Undergraduate (S1) Student Paper and Best Undergraduate (S1) Student E-Poster. Each category is won by the three best groups.
The International Competition for Business Innovation and Management (BIM) E-summer course activities is assessed in the form of papers and essay presentations with case studies in various industries such as food and beverage industry, expedition services, health, agriculture and tourism with topics on innovation in the normal era. The process of essay preparation is carried out during the E-summer course, while the materials submitted by the lecturers of the E-summer course can be enrichment in the creation of the essay competition.
The group placed first in the category of The Most Genuine Idea Essay with theme “Digital Technology and Healthy Zoo Innovation in The New Normal After Covid-19 in Pandemic Era” achieved by group:
- Arif Dzulfikar – IPB University
- Jessica Laurelia – Bandung Institute of Technology
- Intan Wahyu Pratiwi – IPB University
- Sulistiowati Nur Faimi – IPB University
- Sakurako Matsuzaki – Tokyo University of Agriculture
Meanwhile, the group placed first in The Most Innovative Essay category with theme “ADM Express: An Automatic Machine for Delivering Packages using Technology as An Innovation in Expedition Service Sector” achieved by group:
- Murodjon Urmonov – Putra Business School
- Siti Rosidah – IPB University
- Fathya Dhiya Ulhaq – IPB University
- Pangestika Krisnamurti – IPB University
- Syahidatul Nadia binti Bahurudin – University Utara Malaysia
In the category of Best Undergradute Student Paper BIEC 2020 was won by Sijo G. Joy, Adhil Iqbal, Robin David, Anandu M. S, Sharukhan S of Vidya Academy of Science and Technology Technical Campus, Kilimanoor, Trivadrum, Kerala, India with paper titled Development and Performance Evaluation of Environment-Friendly Thermal Insulation Material from Floating Weed Salvinia Molesta and Rice Straw, while Best Undergradute Student E-Poster BIEC 2020 category was won by Nastasya Larasati Lontoh and Andina Oktariani from School of Business IPB University with poster titled Setting Up Sustainable Development Of Social Enterprises Model In Indonesia.
In the category of Best Undergradute Student Paper ICRMIA 2020 was won by Dystiana Putri Abistha, Henny K. Suwarsinah, Annisa Ramadanti from School of Business IPB University with paper titled Operational Risk Management in the Digital Food Supply Chain Business of Etanee, while the category Best Undergradute Student E-Poster ICRMIA 2020 was achieved by Savelia Salsa Bila, Agustina Widi Palupiningrum, Hartoyo from School of Business IPB University with poster titled Analysis of The Operational Risk Management of Agrotourism PTPN. VIII Gunung Mas Puncak, Bogor West Java.
E-Summer Course Business Innovation and Management 2020
(Bogor, July 20, 2020) School of Business IPB University (SB-IPB) has held the opening of E-Summer Course Business Innovation and Management (BIM) 2020 which carries the topic “The New Dynamics of Business Innovation & Engineering: Creating and Protecting Value in the Era of Industry 4.0 & Society 5.0“. The opening presents the Rector of IPB University Prof. Dr. Arif Satria, SP, M.Si by giving a direct speech to all participants.
BIM is a cooperation program between IPB University, Indonesia; University of Northern Malaysia, Putra Business School, Malaysia; Hiroshima University, Japan; Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland; and Kirirom Institute of Technology, Cambodia. The BIM E-Summer Course will be held in a virtual concept on July 20 – 28, 2020. BIM’s E-Summer Course is the first event held as an initiation/first step of creating a global virtual platform and network to facilitate cross-border students with knowledge enrichment and explore international experiences from their homes. A total of 172 participants from 11 universities have enrolled in the program. School of Business IPB University (SB-IPB) welcomes students from other departments at IPB University, other universities in Indonesia and other state universities. Students participating in the program come from 14 countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, Japan, Cambodia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Somalia, and United Kingdom.
This series of BIM E-Summer Course programs is filled with a combination of teachers from IPB University Business School (Prof. Noer Azam Achsani, Dr. Idqan Fahmi, and Dr. Hartoyo) and international universities, i.e lecturers from The University of Northern Malaysia (Associate Prof. Farizal Rajemi and Dr. Emy Ezura), Putra Business School, Malaysia (Prof. Sazali Abdul Wahab and Dr. Ahmad Shaharuddin); Hiroshima University, Japan (Dr. Yusuke Hayashi); Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland (Dr. Rafal Balina); and Kirirom Institute of Technology, Cambodia (Dr. Masamu Kamaga). There are 10 lecturers teaching specific topics tailored to common themes in the online course series, such as business competitiveness, innovation, sustainability, and management. At the end of the session, the team of lecturers and participants can publish an international book chapter taken from various learnings during the summer course process.
E-Summer Course participants are divided into 30 groups of 5-6 people consisting of multistrates (Bachelor and Postgraduate). The time span that participants must provide is 8 hours per day to complete the entire program. The program consists of three main activities, namely Online Lectures (synchronous and/or asynchronous), Quiz/Self-Assessment, and Team Assignments. Participants must take part in online course/video lesson, assess their knowledge and understanding through quizzes, engage with other participants and collaborate on their innovation ideas by doing team work and participating in international competitions. Participants are encouraged to explore knowledge within a logical framework in order to understand well the topic.
This online-based summer course is designed with interactive lecture methods. One of the activity models that is part of the E-Summer Course that triggers interactive participants with Ecofunopoly, an educational game based on the environment by IPB University alumni. This BIM activity has a weight equivalent to 2 SKS and the score can be transfer. In addition to the e-summer course program, there is also an essay competition for participants who are included in the series of activities. The online lecture session will start on July 21-25 and will close on July 27 with the final exam in the form of Project Presentation which is part of the international competition. Summer course participants are automatically enrolled in international conferences organized by SB-IPB namely BIEC 2020 (Business Innovation and Engineering Conference) and 2nd ICRMIA 2020 (International Conference on Risk Management as Interdisciplinary Approach) as well as the opportunity to engage in international competitions.
BIM 2020 e-summer course is closed with the Business Innovation and Engineering Conference (BIEC). At the end of the activity was announced three best student e-summer courses, i.e Nguyen Hanh Nhung (Tokyo University of Agriculture), Diana Marina and Ardelia Nadhilah Rosyad (School of Business IPB University). All three are considered to have excellent skills in completing various quizzes, essays, assignments and are very active in the learning process. All three are proud to be part of the E-summer course and hope that these good activities can be implemented periodically because they are considered to provide a very interesting experience as well as providing the ability to identify and recognize business opportunities, integrate information, theory, and best practices into the analysis of business organizational problems. It also strengthens the competitiveness of existing business organizations in the face of global competition, working together as a team and developing international networks and communicating arguments effectively in verbal and written formats to many stakeholders.
New Normal Preparation: SB-IPB University Health Protocol
IPB University officially published the letter circular regarding the determination of the start of the academic year2020/2021 and organizing activities academic and student affairs on June 10, 2020. With this circular, Prof. Dr. Arif Satria, M.Si. as the chancellor implementing academic activities
at IPB University in a New Normal Order. On previous circular, the leadership of IPB University
decided to gradually loosen up restrictions on admission to the IPB campus (Partially Close
Down) since 30 May 2020 with working protocol on new normal situation.
Learning and working at home activities are still carried out online or in non-face-to-face methods others, but each IPB work unit (including SB-IPB) has implemented a staff assignment for picket on every weekday. This makes SB-IPB prepare adequate health protocols for support the policies that have been issued by IPB University. Several health protocols in the new normal order that have been implemented by SB-IPB are campus entrance protocol by checking the temperature by security officers, providing signs a warning to apply social / physical distancing both when entering campus and at the lobby and service spots on campus, providing hand sanitizers at every corner of the campus,
facilitating SB-IPB staff and lecturers by distributing masks and face shields, socializing the rules staff or lecturers who are less healthy for Work From Home and still minimize the service as well as face-to-face agenda by maximizing technology and online admin
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Business Talk Series (BTS): Coping Behavior of Individuals and Families Against The Covid-19 Pandemic
Bogor, 29 June 2020 – School of Business IPB University (SB-IPB) is back holding a Business Talk Series
(BTS) seventh edition on Monday (29/6). SB-IPB collaborates with the faculty Human Ecology IPB University (FEMA IPB) have the opportunity to host the Webinar Series fifth held by the Asian Association forConsumer Interest and Marketing (AACIM) in collaboration with the London School of
Public Relations (LSPR), Airlangga University (UNAIR), Ten Institute of Technology November (ITS), STIE Perbanas, and BPKN. This webinar raises the topic “Coping Behavior of Individuals and Families Against
The Covid-19 Pandemic “. Five were invited to this webinar the speakers, namely (1) Ir. Yahya Agung Kuntadi, MM explained about this Quo Vadis The Rational Thinking in Covid19 Pandemic (2) Dr. Ir. Dwi Hastuti, M.Sc talk about shaping the character of HR in the TUNA era (3) Dr. Megawati Simanjuntak, SP, M.Si raised the topic of Strategy Coping Indonesian Families Facing The Covid-19 Pandemic (4) Prof. Dr. Ir. Yosini Deliana, MS explained about the shift Patterns of Consumer Spending during the Pandemic Covid-19; and (5) Dr. Yudha Heryawan Asnawi, MM who closed the webinar session with a discussion related to Social Facts during the Covid-19 Pandemic from an ethical and business point of view.
The webinar was opened by the presenter of the SB IPB undergraduate students namely Neldo and Maria Jacklyn right at 08.30 WIB. The event started by presenting the profile videos of the Business School, FEMA, and AACIM then continued by singing the song Indonesia Raya. After that, the speech by Prof. Dr. Noer Azam Achsani, MS as Dean of SB IPB and Prof. Dr. Ir. Ujang Sumarwan, M.Sc as President of AACIM.
Afterwards, the webinar was taken over by Moderators, namely Hanif and Fitry Primadona. One by one the speaker is given the opportunity for ten minutes to explain their respective material, then continued with a discussion session filled with several questions from the participants on
each session.
Ir. Yahya Agung Kuntadi, MM said that the flow of thoughts possessed by humans can classified into two types namely rational and emotional. Rational thought rests on logic in response to phenomena that are analyzed with a certain process and temporarily arranged the mind emotional rests on feelings that are analyzed quickly and there are no standard rules. Thought rational is needed by humans to make a decision in the midst of such uncertain conditions. This is the case at this time during the Covid-19 pandemic. Furthermore, Dr. Ir. Dwi Hastuti focuses on the psychological impact experienced by the family which also results by the Covid-19 pandemic. “The solution to face the new era is how to create the environment free from stress and try to manage it, stimulate the brain with happy hormones, relaxation with light motor activity, as well as eating good food. Furthermore,it is also important to build positive emotions and create sources of happiness in the family because emotion is the energy to communicate, to spread positive energy around family lifeand society. ” He said. Megawati Simanjuntak SP, M.Si said that the family is the smallest unit that is affected covid-19, mainly from the economic condition or the income side. The changes that occur cause many workers were laid off or laid off. “Based on data from the SEMRU Research Institute There has been an increase in the percentage of poor families in Indonesia due to the Covid-19 pandemic from 8.2% to 15.4%, besides that, family feelings also showed worse results. Therefore, each family must do a coping strategy by limiting expenses and adding stream of income “he said.
Prof. Dr. Ir. Yosini Deliana, MS said that the shift in spending patterns was caused by the economy
who are disturbed by layoffs. “The spending patterns of various types of consumers during this pandemic can be seen from the aspect of income, products purchased, how to shop, and the focus of the goods purchased. Between generations also have their respective preferences. However, there are things that don’t change in the new era, for example there must be experiential value, the desire to get a fair price, and consider the advantages and shortcomings. ” He explained. Meanwhile, Dr. Yudha Heryawan Asnawi said that the virtual market is expanding causing market deconstruction to shift from voluntary exchange become an ambiguity exchange, thus creating a coercive market or “forced market” and power reinforcement that suppresses consumer resilience. Therefore, a rule or
institutions that maintain morals and ethics in business that fulfill three things, namely supporting existence humans, social systems, and the space of live. The webinar ended at 11:30 am with a closing statement from Prof. Ujang Sumarwan as president of AACIM
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