Business models transformed by digitalization in contemporary art museums and galleries

In the 21st Century, the common features of the developing digital technol- ogy are compressed information, accelerated information management, big data, multiple interaction, personalization and uninterrupted access and convergence. These features are seen as factors that accelerate access to information, reduce some communication and cost expenses economically, speed up sales and marketing, provide visibility to institutions, and increase ideas and sharing. With the effects of digital technology Contemporary art museums and galleries have experienced digitalization processes in order to maintain their existence and achieve their goals. Digitalization is not limited to being a technical application, but it is a process that transforms contem- porary art institutions as a whole, especially in communication, institution- alism, branding, marketing, finance and sustainability. Therefore, digital technology requires to be available to institutions. Being a contemporary art institution requires being intellectually and technologically renewed in institutional, managerial and communicative terms. The mission and sustain- ability of art and art institutions should be ensured in harmony with technol- ogy. Therefore, new business models have been required in the digitalization processes in art institutions and the need for changing business models will increase as technology develops. Purpose of the study: To identify the new business models of contemporary art museums and galleries, and in parallel, the features they need in human resources, and to raise awareness on this issue. In this study, the hybrid structure of new business models needed in contemporary art institutions has been revealed as a whole. In the study, it has been revealed based on the examples and the viewpoints of authorized persons that, managerial digital strategies in contemporary art museums and galleries should contain the distinction specific to art. The main result that emerged from the interviews is the hybrid structures of the new business models needed by contemporary art museums and galleries in the digital age, blended with digital technology and the knowledge of art management.

Types of CSR Initiatives and Fans’ Social Outcomes: The Case of Professional Sport Organizations

While the burgeoning research on corporate social responsibility (CSR) indicates the importance of tracking the interest of external stakeholders to obtain societal goals, insight into what types of CSR activities contribute to social outcomes remain scarce. As such, the purpose of this study was to identify the relevant dimensions of CSR that can enhance the social outcomes of one specific group of external stakeholders (i.e., sport fans). Data were collected from US sports fans (n = 312) over the course of two weeks. The present research indicates that fans gain more excitement and happiness as well as increased their social cohesion if sport organization CSR initiatives are concentrating on sport governance, environmental management and sustain-ability, and philanthropy issues. Assessing the impact of CSR from micro-level approach would be one way to strengthen the relationship between existing fans and sport organizations to make positive social impact

Social responsibility reporting standards

It is well known that today, in addition to already established financial reporting, multi-national companies are paying more and more attention to non-financial reporting on social, eco-nomic, environmental and governmental issues. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reporting is still predominantly voluntary, and it is not standardized. However, there are various international organizations which have been developing frameworks and voluntary standards for non-financial reporting. Those organizations have been putting a sizable amount of effort, time, and knowledge in order to offer some specific solutions to interested organizations preparing CSR reports. Pro-posed standards, guidelines, and frameworks serve as tools for simplifying CSR reporting. In that sense, the most important providers of sustainability reporting guidance, such as GRI, OECD, United Nations Global Compact, International Organization for Standardization, certainly stand out. A significant contribution to promoting the importance of sustainability reporting was also made by the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (2014/95/EU) which obliged large public interest companies with over 500 employees to disclose certain non-financial information. According to the analysis of the content and scope of the most important frameworks and standards of sustain-ability reporting, it can be confirmed that they have certainly contributed to improving the quality of non-financial reporting.

Episodic Memory bias in People with General Health and People Without it

Introduction: Health is one of the categories in which it needs to look a spectrum or continuum, both physically and morally. Health is feeding good and not being sick. Many factors affect the sustain ability of health, one of the important factors is cognitive (memory) factors. Because episodic memory plays on important role in recording a person’s personal experience related to time and place. Memory bias means more or less, orientation and recall, or positive or negative and the purpose of research is to examine this bias. Methods: The research method in this research is causal-comparative or causal, because it refers to cases where the reason has happened and researcher cannot manipulate them. The research data is collected from healthy and unhealthy people to the Williams test and then by causal research method statistical method analysis of variance (ANOVA) analyzed. Results: Memory is a cognitive function that plays an important role in individual activities. Any wrongdoing in the memory system, including bias can provide the context of other cognitive functions and to threaten the public health. Therefore, it can be concluded that the intellectual functions of individuals affect their mental and behavioral performance. Conclusion: Intellectual functions of individuals affect and behavioral performance orientation.

PROGRAM KAMPUNG KONSERVASI OTSUKA SEBAGAI BENTUK CSR PT. AMERTA INDAH OTSUKA

ABSTRAK Pembangunan berkelanjutan bukan suatu hal yang tidak dapat dilakukan, tetapi mimpi besar yang dapat dicapai ketika seluruh pihak kesatuan negara yang terlibat dalam pelaksanaan CSR terjalin dalam usaha kolaborasi yang kuat. Corporate Social Responsibility merupakan suatu operasi bisnis yang berkomitmen tidak hanya untuk meningkatkan keuntungan perusahaan secara finansial tetapi untuk membantu pembangunan sosial-ekonomi kawasan secara holistik, melembaga, dan berkelanjutan. Untuk mewujudkan pembangunan berkelanjutan, PBB menetapkan SDGs ( Sustainable Development Goals ) sebagai agenda untuk pembangunan berkelanjutan dengan menerapkan prinsip universal, terintegrasi dan inklusif. Metode yang digunakan dalam penulisan artikel ini adalah metode studi literatur dengan mencari relevansi antara teori yang sesuai dengan kasus atau permasalahan yang dikaji. Hasil kajian menunjukkan bahwa pelaksanaan CSR dianggap sebagai bagian integral dari pembangunan berkelanjutan, yang mana pembangunan berkelanjutan bukan hanya dijalankan oleh perusahaan dan pemerintah saja namun semua stakeholder yang terlibat menjadi partisipan dalam setiap pelaksanaan program tanggungjawab sosial suatu perusahaan. Untuk itu dalam upaya mendorong pencapaian Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs), PT. Amerta Indah Otsuka membuat Kampung Konservasi Otsuka sebagai bentuk CSR yang berprinsip pada pembangunan berkelanjutan. Kampung Konservasi Otsuka merupakan program jangka panjang. Diharapkan dengan Kampung Konservasi Otsuka ini terbentuknya masyarakat yang mampu melakukan upaya konservasi mandiri, dan mampu meningkatkan pendapatan/penghasilan secara ekonomi. Keberhasilan program diharapkan juga dapat memberikan dampak yang dapat mendorong setiap orang lebih peduli dengan lingkungannya. ABSTRACT Sustainable development is not something that cannot be done, but a big dream that can be done by a compilation of all parties involved in implementing CSR is established in a strong collaborative effort. CSR is a business operation that is approved not only to increase the company's profitability financially but also to support the socio - economic development, institutionalized and sustainable. To realize sustainable development, the U nited Nations sets the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) as an agenda for sustainable development by applying universal, integrated and inclusive. The method used in this article is the method of studying literature by looking for relevance between theo ries that correspond to the case or problem being studied. The results of the study show how the implementation of CSR is considered an integral part of sustainable development. PT. Amerta Indah Otsuka created the Otsuka Conservation Village as a form of C SR that is based on sustainable development. Otsuka Conservation Village is a long - term program. It is hoped that with this Otsuka Conservation Village, communities will be able to provide independent assistance, and be able to increase income. The sustain ability program is expected to produce results that can encourage everyone to be more concerned with their environment.

EVALUASI BENTUK DAN FUNGSI POHON PADA LANSKAP JALAN VETERAN KOTA MALANG JAWA TIMUR

Plants on the road landscape have various uses, both architectural functional, ecological and aesthetic aspects. Functional means it can be used optimally and aesthetically and can be interpreted as something beautiful. In terms of aesthetics, trees can be enjoyed in terms of shape, color, aroma, texture, roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit that can provide spiritual satisfaction to humans. The purpose of this study Is to identify and evaluate the shape and function of trees, using survey methods with quantitative parameters namely pollution reduction, noise reduction, and physical barriers. The parameters are adjusted to the criteria for road landscape plant functions as determined by the Department of Public Works of the Directorate General of Highways (1996). The presence of plants on the Green Lane landscape of the Veterans Road has important significance in relation to security, safety and comfort of road users and the sustain ability of the surrounding environment. Eased on the results of the evaluation conducted, it can be concluded that the quantity and quality of plants on the site from the aspect of its function as a pollution reduction, noise reduction and room divider and aesthetic aspects have not fully met the criteria. Pollution reducing parameters, on the East side 73.8%; Middle Park 86.46%; and West 75.3615, with good to very good levels. As a silencer, plants in the East 50.5%; Middle Park45.65%; and West 61.65%, with moderate to good levels. As a barrier, on the east side 66.00%; Middle Park 64.2%; and West 63.00%, with good levels. As for aesthetics in crop selection, on the east side 22.89%; Middle Park 25.35%; and West 17.74%, with poor ranking. Plant management on the East side is worth 76.8%; Middle Park 87.36%; and West 74.22%, with good to very good levels.

Till Time (and Poor Planning) Do Us Part: Programs as Dynamic Systems—Incorporating Planning of Sustainability into Theories of Change

This article describes the need for, and challenge of, representing the sustainability of a program as a dynamic process. Part of what enhances the complexity of programs is the challenge of dynamic complexity—the complexity of the program evolves over time through the interaction of actors and their environment. The problem is not just one of representation but also of planning—specifically planning for sustain-ability. We argue that an essential part of any accountability regime is planning for sustainability. Using the concept of programs as dynamic process, we argue that planning for sustainability needs to be a critical aspect of the impact chains of all theories of change. Both the representation and testing aspects of such a formulation are discussed.

Peranan Desa Adat Intaran Dalam Pengelolaan Pantai Mertasari Kecamatan Denpasar Selatan

Bali is one of the tourist destinations that is growing rapidly in Indonesia. Most people when they hear about bali island are synonymous with exotics beach. Bali is famous with the beautiful beach panorama. One of tourist attraction in the Bali Island is Mertasari Beach. Mertasari beach is an indigenous Intaran village. In tourism management is done one way to approach community institutions, namely the indigenous village institutions. Intaran village is one of the indigenous villages that located in South Denpasar District. In terms of management in Mertasari Beach, Intaran village started to build a management in December 2014 by forming BUMDES (Owned Indigenous Village). However, management Mertasari Coast has not fully given to the village. In conducting the study authors used data collecting observation, interviews, documentation studies and literature studies with similar previous studies. These results indicate that the role of Indigenous Village in Beach Intaran in the management of Mertasari terms of existing management stage such as: Planning (Planning) covers, community empowerment programs, increase sustain ability in Mertasari Beach, improve hygiene in Mertasari Beach and financial planning. Organizing (Organizing) includes, forming management organizational structure is accompanied by a clear task. Mobilization of people (Actuating) include, mobilize communities in managing Mertasari Beach, and Supervision (Controlling) include, supervision in the field of employment, supervision in the field of security and supervision of the trader. Keywords: Management, Role, Indigenous Village

Pemberian Hibah Berdasarkan Peraturan Gubernur Bali Nomor 2 Tahun 2017 Tentang Pedoman Pemberian Hibah Dan Bantuan Sosial

This study discussed about provision of grants is based on governor regulation of Bali number 2 of 2017 on Guidelines for Grant and Social Assistance, focusing on the implementation arrangement based on related Governor regulation and its relations with Article Number 298 (5) on Law Number 23 of 2014, which has caused different interpretation about the grant provision arrangement implemented by Bali Provincial Government. The study is done by using normative legal research, along with several approaches, such as legislation approach, legal concept approach, as well as case-based approach utilizing primary an d secondary legal sources with combination of snowball technique and card system to obtain all laws and regulations related to the issue studied. The objective of this studyis to formulate solutiontothe conflicting norms in the existing legislation in order to provide legal certainty for the community. The study shows that grant provision arrangement implemented by Bali Provincial Government is based on Bali Governor Regulation, Provision which was formulated based on Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs Number 14 Year 2016 on the Second Amendment to the Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs Number 32 Year 2011. It is found that the source of the conflicting norm sinimplementing grant provision at Bali Province comes fom the inconsistency between those regulations because the afore mentioned Governor Regulation has arranged for a logical flow of grant provision to community organizations not listed in the ministerial decree in order to support cultural sustain ability and development in Bali.