Rahmawati Rahmawati

Pendampingan Akuntansi dan Pengembangan Variasi Produk UKM Batik Kartika Blora

This study explores the marketing performance of MSMEs in the digital transformation era through bibliometric and cartographic analysis. It is guided by four main research questions: (1) What trends have been observed in publications related to digital entrepreneurship for people with disabilities over the years? (2) Which authors and countries have made the most significant contributions to the literature on digital entrepreneurship for people with disabilities? (3) Which journals have published the most articles on this topic? and (4) What are the most common keywords in the literature on digital entrepreneurship for people with disabilities? The study uncovers trends, key contributors, leading journals, and common themes in the marketing performance of MSMEs in the digital transformation era. Additionally, through cartographic analysis using VOSviewer, it visualizes the relationships and collaboration networks among authors, countries, and keywords, providing a comprehensive view of the global research landscape in this important field. By highlighting existing research and its dynamics, the study enhances the understanding of digital entrepreneurship in the disability context and guides future research and policy efforts to improve the marketing performance of MSMEs in the digital transformation era.

Pemberdayaan ekonomi ibu-ibu kelompok dasa wisma, sangat penting untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan mereka dan mendorong kemandirian ekonomi. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan upaya untuk memberdayakan perekonomian kelompok ini. Kegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat ini bertujuan untuk memberdayakan kemandirian ekonomi ibu-ibu kelompok dasa wisma di Desa Pandes, Kecamatan Wedi, Kabupaten Klaten dengan memberikan pelatihan kewirausahaan bisnis dasar. Metode pelatihan dilakukan kepada ibu-ibu kelompok dasa wisma yang berjumlah 20 orang. Diawali dengan pengumpulan data melalui survei kepada para peserta pelatihan yang bertujuan untuk mengukur tingkat pengetahuan, keterampilan, motivasi, dan inisiatif kewirausahaan sebelum dan sesudah pelatihan. Hasil kegiatan pelatihan kewirausahaan bisnis dasar ini menunjukkan dampak positif dan signifikan terhadap peserta. Terjadi peningkatan pengetahuan dan keterampilan kewirausahaan yang substansial pada ibu-ibu kelompok dasa wisma, dengan peningkatan skor rata-rata 29%. Selain itu, pelatihan ini secara nyata berkontribusi pada peningkatan motivasi dan inisiatif peserta dalam memulai atau mengembangkan usaha mikro mereka. Program pelatihan kewirausahaan bisnis ini terbukti menjadi strategi pemberdayaan ekonomi yang efektif bagi komunitas ibu-ibu kelompok dasa wisma. Implikasinya adalah pentingnya program pelatihan kewirausahaan yang terstruktur dan berkelanjutan. Kegiatan selanjutnya disarankan untuk mempertimbangkan faktor-faktor pendukung dan penghambat keberlanjutan usaha setelah pelatihan, guna memastikan dampak jangka panjang yang maksimal.

This study employs the Threshold Panel Autoregressive (TPAR) model to assess the influence of key macroeconomic factors on economic growth in Southeast Asian nations. The study looks at GDP per capita, inflation, unemployment rate, foreign direct investment (FDI), and trade balance from 2000 to 2023 using secondary data from the World Bank database. The results show that GDP per capita significantly boosts economic growth, and that this effect becomes stronger after it reaches a particular level. Similarly, high unemployment rates show a stronger negative effect, limiting economic expansion, while inflation negatively influences growth, particularly at elevated levels. FDI contributes positively, with a more pronounced effect when investment exceeds a crucial threshold, underscoring its importance in accelerating economic development. The trade balance exhibits a generally positive impact, though its significance fluctuates across different economic conditions. Through threshold analysis, the study identifies transition points at which the relationships between variables shift, offering critical insights for more precise economic policymaking. The results emphasize the necessity of targeted strategies to optimize economic conditions, including policies focused on enhancing GDP per capita, managing inflation and unemployment, attracting foreign investments, and stabilizing the trade balance. By integrating macroeconomic theory with advanced econometric analysis, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of Southeast Asia’s economic dynamics, providing a data-driven foundation for future policy frameworks that foster sustainable economic growth in the region.

This research looks at how developed the business processes are in micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia, focusing on how leadership commitment, process documentation, employee skills, and performance measurement affect organizational agility as a moderating factor. The study employed quantitative research methods, collecting data from a total of 235 respondents representing MSMEs in Indonesia. The results were obtained using multiple linear regression analysis, which examined how the independent variables are directly connected to the dependent variable of business process maturity, while the influence of organizational agility was assessed through interaction terms. Our findings reveal that leadership commitment, process documentation, employee competence, and performance measurement had positive and significant impacts on business process maturity among MSMEs. Likewise, the analysis reveals that organizational agility positively moderates the relationship between internal antecedents and structured as well as mature business processes, which shows that MSMEs' agility enhances their inclination to convert internal abilities to processed business activities. This paper is the first to look at how organizational agility affects the link between the business process maturity of MSMEs and their performance, a topic that hasn't been widely studied, especially in emerging economies. It is a holistic model that recognizes the importance of visionary capabilities in relation to running highly efficient processes. The results indicate that enhancing both leadership and operational capabilities would be a priority area for business process maturity among MSMEs. This knowledge must help MSMEs become more resilient and competitive, contributing to the economy and being sustainable.

Based on explorative case studies from Indonesia and Malaysia, this study examines how inclusive social entrepreneurship can capture the transformative potential required to economically and socially empower persons with disabilities in Southeast Asia. This research study explores Identity Theory and Social Role Valorization (SRV) concepts from theoretical perspectives to understand the relevance and significance of identity formation, co-creation, and digital entrepreneurship in developing a sustainable model for empowerment. This study utilized a qualitative case study methodology through in-depth, semi-structured interviews with individuals and stakeholders, field observations, and thematic analysis, on the two enterprises Rumah Harapan Mulya (RHM) in Karangpatihan, Indonesia, and GOLD (Generating Opportunities for Learning Disabled) in Malaysia. This research shows that both programs work to integrate people with intellectual and developmental disabilities into their communities by providing adaptive vocational training, defining meaningful social roles, and creating multi-stakeholder partnerships. Despite their different approaches, RHM by traditional batik production and GOLD by culinary micro-enterprises both facilitate identity transformation and social inclusion. However, digital illiteracy, heavy reliance on volunteers, and poor infrastructure remain barriers to scaling digital entrepreneurship. The study emphasizes the need for systemic support, inclusive policy frameworks, and local adaptation to sustain the change in the long term. Finally, the research concluded that inclusive social entrepreneurship is both a viable and resilient development model for promoting disability inclusion and economic participation in ASEAN nations.