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Summary Of GCBME
(Global Conference Business, Management, and Economy)

Summary Of Prof. Dr. Ir. Suhono Harso Supangkat, M.Sc Presentation

The relatively fast population growth in urban areas causes various problems typical of
urban areas, such as a decrease in the quality of public services, reduced availability of
residential land, congestion on roads, difficulty in getting parking spaces, increasing levels of
energy consumption, accumulation of waste, increased crime rates, and other problems. other
social. These problems will continue to grow along with the increasing population and all these
problems cannot be solved quickly and precisely if they are still using the conventional
solutions used today.
Therefore, to solve problems and realize the ideals of the city (safe and comfortable)
for its residents, smart solutions are needed so that problem solving can be done faster than the
growth of the problem itself. The smart solution here is the application and collaboration of the
city ecosystem that is included in the Smart City concept. In this smart city solution concept,
the government, industry, academia, and the community are involved to make the city better.
Smart City is the development and management of the city by knowing (sensing),
understanding , and controlling the various resources that exist in the city more effectively and
efficiently to maximize services to its citizens and support sustainable development.
RKCI is an activity carried out to carry out mapping so that each city can become a
Smart City based on local potential and character. By 2045, 82.37% of Indonesia's population
will live in cities.
ISSP is an integrated and coordinated system that combines three aspects of fulfilling
a platform, namely People, Process and Technology. This platform also integrates 3 main
indicators in the implementation of Smart City, namely Economic, Social and Environmental
aspects.
 Summary Of Thosporn Sangsawang, Ph.D., Asst. Prof Presentation
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LM is and want to ensure that they are making the most of learn be learning opportunity. So
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is CK's High digital learning class. The. All of the technology in the learning include
connecting the data dot, capturing and affecting the learner, the server, and all entrepreneurship
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there. Give up the idea and the context to the bushwa. How about the digital learning Chris,
with the entrepreneurship and general who are responsible for customer or employee and
learning both the individual basic form the distant and You started learning. For, for the
instructor, entrepreneurship need to fix the Innovative music music, must Moscow in the, in
digital learning. And about.
Communication. Cycle diagram. We might think about the basic model of human
communication, Does He Is We need to analyze and Ally everything about the content, and
about digital content, how to make disable one and need and you everything. From the sender
that is I would like to. Example, for the standard. Who is the entrepreneurship? And Lead
silver? Who is the customer? That is how to make everything. Have the encoding direct and
like message and communication journal and give their feedback, follow cost follow
entrepreneurship.
Digital communication technologies have exploded across the world and have
transformed nearly every aspect of the information and media landscapes. Organizations are
shifting to address implications, manage consequences, and capitalize on opportunities
presented by new digital communications platforms, and by the emergence of social media
platforms in particular.
Organizations that are responsive, transparent and willing to engage in direct dialogue
with their constituents and customers on their chosen platforms are increasing rewarded in this
new landscape. Those that fail to adapt find it Increasing challenging to get their stories out,
manage their brand, and develop goodwill amongst their constituents.
Civic organizations are especially impacted by this shifting landscape, which is both
technological and social, and need to adapt their communications practices and outreach
strategies alongside complementary IT policies. The shift to digital communication has
changed the way that people expect to find, share, and discuss information, and has opened
whole new models for engagement and participation. People now expect to be able to receive
and discover up-to-date information instantly online, and expect information to be live and
fresh. People also expect to be able to share, rate and discuss content, as opposed to simply
consuming it. Static websites with information that rarely changes are rapidly being replaced
by dynamic blogging platforms where new and interesting content is added daily, and where
social sharing and commenting is integral.
Public discourse is growing online and in social networks, as opposed to in town-hall
meetings and on op-ed pages. Organizations have to develop new skills, practices, and policies
in order to effectively communicate, engage, and manage their brand in this new environment.
Because wireless internet, tablet computers, and smart phones have also become widespread,
people now expect to be able to access and share information on a wide variety of computing
devices. Effective communication strategies take this into account and choose content
platforms that are widely supported on a variety of devices.
There is an overwhelming density and variety of information available online. Reaching an
audience in this environment demands strategic and skillful use of digital communications and
analytics tools, as well as basic investments in creating compelling stories and content.
 Summary Of Prof. Dr. Farida Hj. Hassan Presentation
Since its launch in 2013, this annual report series has defined the “Islamic economy”
as “sectors comprising core products/services that are structurally affected by Islamic ethics
and law." Islamic law, underlying the notion of “halal” or permissible, directly impacts the core
products and services offered in a number of economic sectors, including food, finance,
clothing, tourism, media and recreation, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. While other sectors
such as education and philanthropy are impacted by Islam's values and principles, these are not
in the scope of this report.
This past year, the Islamic finance sector saw an enhancement of regulations to drive
trust and growth in the sector. The UAE launched a new initiative to create a unified global
legal and regulatory Islamic finance frameworks. Indonesia, Qatar, and Kuwait also announced
new centralized regulations. The Islamic finance sector saw heavy M&A activity in both the
banking and takaful sectors, and consolidation is expected to continue amid the prevailing weak
economic conditions. COVID-19 also led to accelerated fintech adoption in the form of robo-
advisory, digital banks, and online and app-based investment platforms, further leading to the
launch of fintech-focused investment funds such as MEC Ventures. Islamic finance assets were
valued at $2.88 trillion in 2019, and are expected to remain the same in 2020 and grow at
CAGR of 5% between 2019 to 2024 to reach $3.69 trillion.
Islamic Fashion, Several guidelines are provided in the Quran and hadith to ensure just
and fair business transactions, including the prohibition of usury (usury). Key injunctions
relating to business transactions include halal (permissible) fund usage/investments and the
responsibilities of dealing parties.
Modest Fashion, with respect to clothing and fashion, both the Quran and hadith place
an emphasis on preserving modesty. This is reflected in the many common elements of Muslim
dress even with the diverse interpretations of ‘modesty’ among Muslims across the world.
Islamic Media and Travel, another essential value imparted in both the Quran and hadist
is spending time constructively and positively while avoiding unlawful activities such as
gambling and drinking alcohol. These values affect Muslims' choice of entertainment and
recreation as well as tourism activities.
Many Islamic values, from those focusing on just and equitable business practices to
those encouraging charitable endeavors and social responsibility resonate with the ethical and
moral values shared by people around the world, transcending religious and cultural
boundaries. Several mainstream banks have adopted Islamic financial services and instruments
in non-majority Muslim markets and have managed to attract non-Muslim clientele. Tourist
establishments that have applied halal tourism guidelines, have managed to attract non-Muslim
travelers seeking a family-friendly environment.
Really understood what is halal, but I would like to also just touch base on it. And then
after that, I would like to show you on the global header for industry worldwide and research
methodology that we have adopted and then we are looking into the global halal food. Other
than that would also look into the carpet comparative metrics as well as the current
development in covid-19, during covid-19 that was of concern where it was highlighted. My
profiles below and also by the, by the conference group and that's what antos analysis
opportunities and the challenges as well as corporate behavior. And finally, the conclusion and
the recommendation. Okay.
This is the method that we have done. A lot of it were on desperately online and
geography is and we did time zone, study entity system 2021 and research methods are mostly
into. Into new policy strategy recommendation. That is available and we focus on the core
belief research. Okay. I normally present this to the non-muslims, actually from Taiwan from
Japan and Korea. So I don't go into depth of the Arabic definition because I want them to
understand simply what Halal is all about. So we talked about how low is actually, you know,
the Equivalent would be on allowable or permissible. And we've talked about going touches
on nutrition usefulness, purposive health, healthy food, and that involves the body and
surrounding is so very important right now to introduce because we talked about covid, we
were made aware initially the it came from Wuhan, it came from bad, you know, be a TIA so
because of that it's not. We, it's got contaminated and got virus blind. Right? But anyway, the
thing that is for sale for biddable to all Muslim and human mankind. Okay? Is if you can avoid
to all my Muslim friends and non-muslim friends, here is to avoid taking poor and black and
carry on because these are animals that, you know, have the plasma and also carry bacteria.
That is not and they're very unhealthy.
 Summary Of Dr. Sandiaga Uno, MBR Presentation
A digital ecosystem is an environment of digital platforms that together achieve a single
purpose: to generate qualified traffic; convert visits into leads, leads into clients and/or
subscribers.
It serves organizations to position their products and services in the digital world where
artificial intelligence as a disruptive technology is becoming more important. And control all
aspects of their message throughout the life cycle of the client.
It is no longer enough to have a website with its respective privacy policy (legal notice
and cookie policy) and be present in social networks to say that we participate in the online
environment. We need to create a complete digital ecosystem within artificial intelligence
business models applied, because the environments in which companies relate to their
customers have become more complex.
Having your company on the Internet is a valid option for your brand image to gain
visibility. The digital ecosystem of an organization allows to keep in mind its portfolio of
products and services on all platforms where its clients are located; to show them access to
your website in business models where they can get more information about your company,
contact you, make purchases, while the organization fulfills its obligations regarding the
privacy policy etc.
The digital ecosystem is the foundation of the marketing strategy that continues to drive
the most effective and least expensive investment, in business marketing. And it is the most
favorite for the development of a project on the Internet: The initial costs of a business on the
Internet are lower than if we opted for the offline version.
The Internet offers digital marketing tools in continuous progress - artificial intelligence
-, to get to your customers. It is relatively easy to expand to international markets with the same
platform: your website. The website is the axis of all digital marketing strategies, where
everything culminates.
Any online action is susceptible to be measurable, which provides an exhaustive control
of the business march. The metrics provide the vision of your digital asset. A platform on which
the different indicators are drawn. They help to make decisions about the direction of the
strategies with a clear vision. Something fundamental for digital marketing. The Internet offers
a multitude of resources to increase the visibility of the web and increase the number of
conversions.