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M.si. Widodo Agus Setianto - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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PROMOSI PARIWISATA TAMAN NASIONAL GUNUNG MERAPI: Studi Kasus Deskriptif Promosi Pariwisata oleh Balai Taman Nasional Gunung Merapi
2014Co-Authors: Satvika Anantha, M.si. Widodo Agus SetiantoAbstract:Every year stretching Indonesian tourism is increasing, it is certainly supported by the tourism promotion activities undertaken by the government in general or the Relevant Manager attractions, one of which is the National Park of Mount Merapi. As the parties were given the responsibility by the government to manage the National Park of Mount Merapi, promoting existing attractions in the National Park of Mount Merapi is one of the responsibilities that must be run by the National Park of Mount Merapi. In the implementation of its own tourism promotion which consists of eight processes, namely: identifying the target audience, determine the purpose of promotion, designing messages, select the source of the message, set the number of promotional budgets, determine the promotion mix, measure campaign results, and managing the communication process. The National Park of Mount Merapi as one of the government organization in charge of the conservation and management of the National Park of Mount Merapi seen phenomenon by stretching the growing tourism in Indonesia feel the need to promote tourism. In addition to increasing the level of tourist arrivals, tourism promotion activities are considered to foster community participation in environmental conservation The purpose of this study is to present tourism promotion activities conducted by the National Park of Mount Merapi in increasing the number of tourist arrivals in the existing attractions in the National Park of Mount Merapi. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive case study method and data analysis with the pairing pattern. The results in this study describe the ongoing tourism promotion activities in the area of the Mount Merapi National Park by the National Park of Mount Merapi. Keyword: Promotion, Tourism, and National Park
Satvika Anantha - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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PROMOSI PARIWISATA TAMAN NASIONAL GUNUNG MERAPI: Studi Kasus Deskriptif Promosi Pariwisata oleh Balai Taman Nasional Gunung Merapi
2014Co-Authors: Satvika Anantha, M.si. Widodo Agus SetiantoAbstract:Every year stretching Indonesian tourism is increasing, it is certainly supported by the tourism promotion activities undertaken by the government in general or the Relevant Manager attractions, one of which is the National Park of Mount Merapi. As the parties were given the responsibility by the government to manage the National Park of Mount Merapi, promoting existing attractions in the National Park of Mount Merapi is one of the responsibilities that must be run by the National Park of Mount Merapi. In the implementation of its own tourism promotion which consists of eight processes, namely: identifying the target audience, determine the purpose of promotion, designing messages, select the source of the message, set the number of promotional budgets, determine the promotion mix, measure campaign results, and managing the communication process. The National Park of Mount Merapi as one of the government organization in charge of the conservation and management of the National Park of Mount Merapi seen phenomenon by stretching the growing tourism in Indonesia feel the need to promote tourism. In addition to increasing the level of tourist arrivals, tourism promotion activities are considered to foster community participation in environmental conservation The purpose of this study is to present tourism promotion activities conducted by the National Park of Mount Merapi in increasing the number of tourist arrivals in the existing attractions in the National Park of Mount Merapi. This study used a qualitative approach with descriptive case study method and data analysis with the pairing pattern. The results in this study describe the ongoing tourism promotion activities in the area of the Mount Merapi National Park by the National Park of Mount Merapi. Keyword: Promotion, Tourism, and National Park
Ojera Patrick B - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Human Resource Management Practices and Firm Performance: A Study of Manufacturing Firms in Kenya
International Journal of Management Excellence, 2014Co-Authors: Peter K' Obonyo, Bulitia Godrick M, Ojera Patrick BAbstract:Manufacturing in Kenya account for the greatest share of industrial production output characterized by relatively low value addition of 7.5 per cent recorded in 2010 to 2.3 per cent recorded in 2011, low employment and capacity utilization and a paltry 25 percent export volumes. However, the share of Kenyan products in the regional market is only 7 percent of the US $11 billion regional market and its contribution to the GDP has remained at about 10 percent since the 1960s. This has given rise to the concern that practicing Managers have put little effort to improve the situation. This study therefore sought to establish the relationship between Human Resource Practices and firm performance in the manufacturing firms in Kenya. Used a census survey of the 68 medium and large manufacturing firms whose core activities involved in production and marketing of edible oils, soaps and detergents, beverages or sugar registered in the Kenya Association of Manufacturers directory 2012. Data was collected through self administered questionnaires sent to the Production Manager, Brand Manager, Human Resource Manager, Marketing Manager, or the Relevant Manager dealing with innovations. The main findings of this study reveals that manufacturing firms apply human resource management practices to different extents. For instance, some models of human resource management practices such as licensing are not commonly used, while others like hiring of skilled employees and teaching company schemes are very common with average composite mean score of 4.00 and 4.08 out of the best score of 5.0 respectively.
Peter K' Obonyo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Human Resource Management Practices and Firm Performance: A Study of Manufacturing Firms in Kenya
International Journal of Management Excellence, 2014Co-Authors: Peter K' Obonyo, Bulitia Godrick M, Ojera Patrick BAbstract:Manufacturing in Kenya account for the greatest share of industrial production output characterized by relatively low value addition of 7.5 per cent recorded in 2010 to 2.3 per cent recorded in 2011, low employment and capacity utilization and a paltry 25 percent export volumes. However, the share of Kenyan products in the regional market is only 7 percent of the US $11 billion regional market and its contribution to the GDP has remained at about 10 percent since the 1960s. This has given rise to the concern that practicing Managers have put little effort to improve the situation. This study therefore sought to establish the relationship between Human Resource Practices and firm performance in the manufacturing firms in Kenya. Used a census survey of the 68 medium and large manufacturing firms whose core activities involved in production and marketing of edible oils, soaps and detergents, beverages or sugar registered in the Kenya Association of Manufacturers directory 2012. Data was collected through self administered questionnaires sent to the Production Manager, Brand Manager, Human Resource Manager, Marketing Manager, or the Relevant Manager dealing with innovations. The main findings of this study reveals that manufacturing firms apply human resource management practices to different extents. For instance, some models of human resource management practices such as licensing are not commonly used, while others like hiring of skilled employees and teaching company schemes are very common with average composite mean score of 4.00 and 4.08 out of the best score of 5.0 respectively.
Xiaoshuan Zhang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Optimization and validation of the knowledge-based traceability system for quality control in fish waterless live transportation
Food Control, 2021Co-Authors: Wang Wensheng, Wenfeng Zhang, Branko Glamuzina, Xiaoshuan ZhangAbstract:Abstract Waterless live transportation is an effective strategy to realize a larger volume of live fish, and it is pollution-free by contrast with traditional live transport with water. Based on previous study results, this paper aims to propose the knowledge-based HACCP quality control plan to realize real-time feedback and adjustment for fish waterless live transportation. Meantime, the improved traceability system was established to realize the CCPs determination and non-destructive dynamic monitoring of fish stress level in waterless live transportation. Furthermore, to verify the accuracy and applicability of the established traceability system, the Relevant Manager, workers, and experts are invited to participate in the efficiency and performance analysis. The final results show that the accuracy of the forecasting model is 96.7%, and all the regression coefficients are close to 1.00. Besides, the improved traceability system would offer a better solution of effective quality control for the fish waterless live transportation, and help to improve the transport management efficiency.