ICT alternative for primary care delivery in Indonesia : a proposal

This paper proposes a new research program and presents a current analysis of the potential of health information systems (HIS) to improve primary care delivery in rural Indonesia. A new HIS will be implemented to facilitate patient centred primary care and to support the interactions and collaborations between three types of participants including the patient, their doctors and pharmacist in Malang, Indonesia. A tetradic relationship between the new HIS and three participants (patient, doctors, and pharmacist) is examined through the lens of the actor network theory (ANT) with a view to form a new healthcare service delivery model for primary care providers in Indonesia. Based on this model, a network of primary care providers would share the patient medical records (PMR) and provide collaborative care programs to promote healthy life styles, prevent diseases, and to manage chronic disease care more effectively and efficiently.<br /

Identifying Facilitators and Challenges for IT Adoption at a Local Malaysian Retail Company: The IT Management Perspective

Substantial research that examines the adoption of IT-enabled initiatives by organisations has been conducted in the context of western countries. Existing research shows that IT systems and their adoption are largely shaped by the characteristics of organisations, organisational culture, and business environment. To address the limited understanding of IT adoption practices in developing countries, this paper investigates facilitators and challenges related to technological, organisational and environmental contexts for IT adoption. For this purpose, a case study was conducted with a local Malaysian retail company which experiences enormous competitive pressure from influential international retail giants operating in Malaysia. The findings of the study offer important lessons for organisations operating in developing countries

The Impact of Information System Implementation to the Integrated System for Increasing the Performance of Manufacturing Companies

The demand for meat and eggs in Indonesia is highly increasing to fulfill the nutrition need. The farm industry strives to perform the product innovation and process innovation to meet the increasing demand. The producers of meat and eggs are required to implements the information technology to allow the operations of the company run well. The companys information system also makes the company to perform a product and process innovation in the pursuit of improved supply chain performance. This study investigates the relationship between the implementation of a management information system, product innovation, process innovation, and supply chain performance. Data collection is conducted by distributing questionnaires to, and by having direct interviews with the respondents from the department of the information system of 41 companies in Surabaya, Indonesia. The data analysis uses smart PLS software version 3.0. The study found that the implementation of a management information system directly affects the process innovation by a positive coefficient of 0.174. The implementation of a management information system also directly influences product innovation by a significant coefficient of 0.649. The implementation of a management information system does not directly affect the supply chain performance as the t-value less than 1.96. The process innovation accelerates product innovation by a significant coefficient of 0.686. Process innovation also provides a direct impact on supply chain performance by a coefficient of 0.177. Product innovation directly gives an impact on the improvement of the supply chain performance by the coefficient of 0.665. In total, the implementation of management information systems affects supply chain performance through the process innovation and product innovation by the coefficient of 0.526. This study contributes to the current research on the supply chain management and paves the way for managers to improve the supply chain performance by implementing the management information system, product innovation, and process innovatio

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The role of customers as resource : a 10-years case study of business strategy diversity of pharmaceutical companies in Indonesia

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Achieving Sustainability Through Industrial Revolution 4.0: An Example in a Small Company in Surabaya

A study was performed with one small company to find out readiness of the company to perform operations of Industry 4.0. An interview was conducted with the owner of the company. and results were shown in the form of a diagram with low readiness, which means hard work for the owner and possibly consultants to bring the company into such level, ready to compete and sustain in the marke

IDENTIFYING FACILITATORS AND CHALLENGES FOR IT ADOPTION AT A LOCAL MALAYSIAN RETAIL COMPANY: THE IT MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE

Abstract Substantial research that examines the adoption of IT-enabled initiatives by organisations has bee