International Journal of Cyber and IT Service Management (IJCITSM)

Analysis of The Application Information Technology On Employee Work Productivity PT Rajendra Kesatria Perkasa Depok

Rini Septiowati — 2025-10-30

The rapid development of Information Technology (IT) has significantly influenced organizational performance, particularly in enhancing employee productivity, efficiency, and work quality. This study focuses on PT Rajendra Ksatria Perkasa in Depok with the aim of analyzing how the implementation of IT affects employee work productivity. A qualitative research design was employed through a case study approach combined with SWOT analysis, with data collected from in-depth interviews and relevant document analysis. The findings reveal that optimal utilization of IT contributes positively by increasing efficiency and strengthening team collaboration. Nevertheless, challenges remain, including the limited understanding among employees regarding effective technology use. Opportunities also arise as digital advancements provide broader access to innovation in the workplace, yet threats such as decreased focus due to uncontrolled use of technology must be anticipated. Overall, the results highlight the importance of strategic management in maximizing the benefits of IT while simultaneously addressing its potential weaknesses and risks. Furthermore, the study provides a foundation for future research on the broader implications of digitalization within organizational contexts.

Unveiling the Hidden Risks of Capital Inflows on Non-Financial Firm Performance in Indonesia

Hesti Werdaningtyas — 2025-12-22

The limited research on the impact of external debt on financial system stability at the micro level creates a clear need for further investigation. The positive contributions to the relevant discourse of this study lie in its attempt to address that gap by conducting a comprehensive micro panel data analysis, covering the performance of 523 individual Non-Financial Corporations (NFCs) in Indonesia, based on panel data. Additionally, this study employs advanced methodology, utilising a dynamic model and System-Generalised Methods of Moments (Sys-GMM) estimation. The research have tackled endogeneity issues using GMM estimators to ensure the robustness of our findings. The results indicate that different capital flows exert varying impacts on corporate performance. In particular, private external debt inflows and Portfolio Investments (PI) have a positive influence on the financial stability of firms. Conversely, direct investment in manufacturing firms and corporate credit growth have a significant impact on corporate financial stability. From a macroprudential policy perspective, the findings highlight the importance of monitoring corporate vulnerabilities, as it may pose risks to the banking sector. These insights provide valuable guidance for policymakers in developing more effective external debt management strategies to ensure financial stability.

Digital Learning Platforms as Facilitator for University-Business Collaboration in Logistics Management Curriculum Design

Novi Indah Susanthi — 2025-12-23

The logistics industry requires graduates who possess adaptive competencies and practical skills to respond effectively to dynamic industry demands, highlighting the importance of innovative and industry-oriented curriculum design. This study aims to analyze the implementation of a Logistics Management curriculum based on graduate competencies, with a particular focus on the application of learning strategies as a core component of the curriculum. A quantitative approach was employed using the fourth phase of Design and Development Research (DDR), which involved the experimental implementation of learning strategies in two logistics management classes following a needs analysis, competency identification, and curriculum design stages. The curriculum was developed based on five key components, competencies, learning objectives, content of materials, learning strategies, and evaluation. The results indicate that active learning approaches, including Project-based Learning (PjBL), Problem-based Learning (PBL), and Case Methods, positively support student engagement and competency development, students also reveal the need for more hands-on learning experiences, clearer instructional guidance, and stronger integration between theoretical knowledge and real-world logistics practices. This study contributes to innovation in logistics curriculum design by demonstrating how technology-enhanced active learning supported by digital learning platforms can function as enablers of industry-oriented education, strengthen university–business collaboration, and better prepare graduates for professional roles in the logistics sector.

International Journal of Cyber ​​and IT Service Management (IJCITSM)

Analysis of The Application Information Technology On Employee Work Productivity PT Rajendra Kesatria Perkasa Depok

Unveiling the Hidden Risks of Capital Inflows on Non-Financial Firm Performance in Indonesia

Digital Learning Platforms as Facilitator for University-Business Collaboration in Logistics Management Curriculum Design

International Journal of Cyber and IT Service Management (IJCITSM)