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This research aims to find out the marketing mix strategy for ornamental fish to increase sales volume at PT Agung Aquatic Marine, Denpasar Bali. This research uses descriptive qualitative research and also uses SWOT analysis (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat). SWOT analysis is an analysis used to evaluate opportunities and threats in the external environment as well as the strengths and weaknesses of the company's internal environment. The results of this research show that an IFAS score of 2.87 indicates a strong internal position, an EFAS score of 2.59 shows that the company responds to existing opportunities in a good way and avoids threats in its industrial market. The Cartesian diagram shows the company's position in an aggressive state, which is very profitable for the company. The marketing strategy used by the company to increase sales is that the company maintains and utilizes quality and varied products so that market segmentation becomes wider or increases, maintains consumer trust by being consistent in the performance provided and actively communicating to create mutually beneficial agreements.

In the construction industry, management costs and construction project time are important factors for achieving project success. Cost overruns and time delays can result in significant financial losses for project owners and contractors. Therefore, it is important to adopt an effective approach to construction management to optimize project costs and time. One method for overcoming problems in achieving construction project cost and time targets is the Time Cost Trade Off (TCTO) method. The TCTO method is an approach used in construction project management to achieve a balance between project costs and time. The analysis results show that the FO Krian Development Project, which has a normal duration of 522 days, can be accelerated to 500 days (scenario 1) and 498 days (scenario 2). Direct costs tend to increase due to additional working hours and additional workforce. The alternative used or which is more profitable in completing the project is to use scenario 2, namely additional labor due to a decrease in duration of 24 days from the normal project time and experiencing a decrease in total project costs of IDR 292,008,708.16.

Waste management is one of the main challenges in achieving environmental sustainability. This community service program aims to develop a used goods creation business based on business and environmental sustainability in Kembangan Selatan Subdistrict. The methods used include outreach, training and assistance to local communities in processing used goods into products of economic value. Through this program, it is hoped that the community can improve their skills in processing waste, create new business opportunities, and reduce the amount of waste that pollutes the environment. The results of this activity show an increase in public awareness and participation in protecting the environment, as well as the formation of several new business groups engaged in recycling. Business sustainability is measured through indicators of increasing income and quality of life for the community. Thus, it is hoped that this program can become a business development model that is not only economically profitable, but also contributes positively to environmental sustainability

In this era of development, there are many things that young people, especially students, can do to produce creativity from various types of unused materials and manage them into quality and valuable creativity. The aim of the creativity program for managing sea shells as glass decorations is useful creativity which can help students create creativity with very minimal capital and sell it at varying and profitable prices for students. This creativity also helps students' economy to meet their personal and college needs. The use of sea shells as glass decorations is a motivation for students who want to get involved directly in the world of entrepreneurship with minimal capital, materials that are environmentally friendly and very easy to obtain.

This study aims to find out the causes of wildlife trade, the factors that drive the continued of illegal trade and the consequences which is studied in the perspective of Georg Simmel's philosophy of money theory. The method used is descriptive qualitative derived from the analysis of one of the videos in the watchdoc youtube channel and literature review from several sources of national and international articles. The results showed that the existence of wildlife trade in animal markets is a form of weak law enforcement and the lack of prosperity of Indonesian which also affects on other living creatures. The main factor behind the wildlife trade is economic. Economic difficulties force some people to do various ways to survive, one of which is by buying and selling wildlife that is considered to be quite profitable. However, the impact of this wildlife trade is also a concern because it can lead to zoonosis that threatens human health. This illegal trade is a manifestation of Georg Simmel's theory that money moves in the social, money adjusts itself in social relations, and how money affects social phenomena that happens in society. The effort that can be made to decrease the rampant wildlife trade is by consciously enforcing the applicable regulations together.

Financial aspects are needed to assess whether or not a business is feasible to continue because the amount of income obtained from sales is the key to the success of a business. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the feasibility of Kokom Katering business from the financial aspect. The research method uses quantitative descriptive with direct data collection in the field, with the research location at Kokom Katering located in Cikampek with the research time in June 2024. From the results of the research, the Kokom Katering business received total revenue in May 2024 of Rp. 16,875,000 with production costs of Rp. 12,150,000 so that the profit obtained was Rp. 4,725,000 as of May 2024, so it can be concluded that the Kokom Katering business is profitable.

One of the economic forces that has been supporting the Indonesian economy and regional economic strength is the presence of micro, small and medium businesses (MSMEs). Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) play an important role in Indonesia's development and economy. However, MSMEs have limited resources and their small business scale encourages MSME entrepreneurs to look for innovative and creative solutions. This is a profitable opportunity to improve and develop MSMEs that are more innovative and creative. One form that MSME players can take is by implementing simple transaction recording and utilizing digitalization. The aim of this service activity is that MSME entrepreneurs can apply simple accounting in financial management, be ethical in the use of social and digital media, open up insights to market their business online and strengthen themselves as entrepreneurs so that MSMEs grow and develop. This service method involves providing outreach to the Mijen Village community. This activity was carried out with high community enthusiasm and support from Regional Government policies and figures from Mijen Village, Mijen District, Semarang City. This community service activity can increase insight and skills, as well as encourage the community to improve MSMEs.

Indonesia is a tropical country, yet its highlands can produce one of the economically valuable types of subtropical fruit, one of which is the strawberry. Strawberry plants are highly profitable fruit plants and come in many variations. Their small and attractive shape, along with their sweet and fresh taste, make these fruits appealing. In Indonesia, strawberry farmers perform interspecies crossings, leading to the growth of many varieties. Indonesia, particularly West Java, is one of the environments suitable for strawberry growth, with Lembang in West Bandung Regency being a prime example. Therefore, this research aims to compare plant cultivars by combining the morphological characteristics of three varieties obtained from two locations, La Fressa and Bukit Strawberry, Lembang. The method used for identifying the diversity of strawberry plant characteristics is the FGD (Focus Group Discussion) method, which is then described specifically according to the morphology of the obtained plant varieties.      

Financial planning is a crucial stage in business management that enables efficient fund allocation to achieve company goals. The significance of financial planning in preparing for the future of a business cannot be underestimated, as business success heavily relies on sound financial strategies. In this context, the analysis of differential costs becomes a crucial tool in business decision-making, especially when choosing between purchasing new items or reproducing old ones. This research utilizes a descriptive qualitative approach to describe and understand the cost comparison phenomenon between the purchase of new items and the reproduction of old items at Kost Putri Candra Dewi. Through cost analysis, it was found that purchasing new items has a higher price margin compared to reproducing old items, even though maintenance costs for old items tend to be higher. In conclusion, while purchasing new items may require a larger initial investment, in the long run, it can generate higher and more financially and operationally profitable margins.

Manufacturing companies are working hard to maximize the use of their information technology, especially on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, in today's sophisticated, competitive, and technology-driven environment. By leveraging a central database and operating in a consistent system environment, ERP systems unify all company activities. This integrated system can combine information from multiple departments to make decision making easier and better suited to the internal and external needs of the business. The choice of an ERP system is an important investment intended to improve the financial, strategic and profitable performance of a company. This study clarifies the key factor of success faced by manufacturing companies while utilizing ERP software.

Manufacturing companies are working hard to maximize the use of their information technology, especially on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, in today's sophisticated, competitive, and technology-driven environment. By leveraging a central database and operating in a consistent system environment, ERP systems unify all company activities. This integrated system can combine information from multiple departments to make decision making easier and better suited to the internal and external needs of the business. The choice of an ERP system is an important investment intended to improve the financial, strategic and profitable performance of a company. This study clarifies the key factor of success faced by manufacturing companies while utilizing ERP software.    

This research aims to analyze the role of management accounting in decision making and improving company performance, with a focus on the application of main techniques such as Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis, Activity-Based Costing (ABC), and Balanced Scorecard (BSC). Through a qualitative approach with in-depth interviews and case studies on several companies, this research found that management accounting techniques contribute significantly to optimizing costs, increasing operational efficiency, and planning long-term strategies. The use of CVP Analysis helps companies plan more profitable product costs and prices, while ABC provides more accurate cost allocation for each activity in the value chain. On the other hand, BSC helps companies to assess performance as a whole, not only from a financial perspective, but also from non-financial aspects such as customer satisfaction and service quality. However, this research also identified several challenges, including limited resources, insufficient understanding of these techniques, and resistance to change within organizations. Limitations in the research sample and observation time are also factors that need to be considered. Overall, this research confirms the importance of implementing management accounting in improving company performance, but also shows that internal and external factors need to be considered in its implementation.

This research investigates the impact of profitability, growth opportunities, and firm size on firm value in Indonesian property companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) from 2016 to 2022. Using regression analysis and t-tests, the study finds that profitability significantly influences firm value, indicating that profitable firms tend to have higher market valuations. In contrast, growth opportunities do not exhibit a significant impact on firm value, suggesting that investors prioritize current profitability over future growth potential in their valuation assessments. Additionally, firm size is found to significantly affect firm value, with larger firms generally commanding higher market valuations due to their perceived stability and market influence. Moreover, the study demonstrates that profitability, growth opportunities, and firm size collectively exert a significant simultaneous influence on firm value. These findings underscore the multifaceted nature of firm valuation in the Indonesian property sector and highlight the importance of considering multiple factors in investment decision-making. .  

Students are a group of people who are vulnerable to the temptation of a consumer lifestyle. Therefore, adequate financial knowledge is required to take appropriate investment decisions. The aim of this research is to analyze the influence of financial literacy on student investment decisions in Banten Province. This research uses quantitative methods with questionnaire data collection techniques. Data were analyzed using multiple regression. The findings show that financial literacy has a positive and significant effect on student investment decisions in Banten Province. These results indicate that financial literacy is an important factor that needs to be considered in efforts to increase student investment participation. Based on this research, there is a need for ongoing financial literacy training and outreach to Banten students to increase their knowledge and understanding of investment so that they can make smarter and more profitable investment decisions.    

Analyzing the revenue and viability of the sugar cane ice company in Juwet Village, Porong District, Sidoarjo Regency is the goal of this study. Six Juwet Village ice cane entrepreneurs who were specifically picked based on predetermined criteria made up the research informants. The entire cost, income, profit, and viability of the business are all included in the analysis approach. According to the research findings, the average profit is IDR 10,797,076, the average revenue is IDR 20,060,000, and the average total cost is IDR 9,262,924. An average R/C ratio value of 2.19 (>1) and an average B/C ratio value of 1.19 (>0) were obtained based on the analysis of three business feasibility factors from six informants of ice sugar cane entrepreneurs in Juwet Village. These values indicate that the business is worth conducting. Aside from that, the average ROI value is 56.35% (>0%), indicating that the Juwet Village, Porong District, Sidoarjo Regency sugar cane ice company is profitable and satisfies the required feasibility standards.

The development of the world, the more developed the financial world is to help humans manage and conduct financial transactions. The advancement of financial technology today is due to weakness factors in the previous financial world where modern or digital finance is more profitable and follows the times to make it easier for humans to transact. Currently the world is facing digitalization of almost all sectors used by humans and the financial world is inevitable, especially digital currencies that offer advantages such as faster transactions between countries with cheap fees, Decentralised so that it is not driven by any central bank is different from fiat where the strength of the currency depends on the country's policy, and digital currencies that are more transparent so that transactions can be tracked by anyone and are minimal from fraud

This research examines the innovative and sustainable management of waste from layer chicken farms carried out in Kendalrejo Village, Srengat District, Blitar Regency. The aim is to provide effective solutions to address the environmental impact of poultry farming activities. The method used was field research with purposive sampling technique, collecting primary and secondary data through observation and interviews, as well as qualitative descriptive analysis. The results showed that the creation of catfish ponds under the chicken coops is an environmentally friendly and economically profitable solution. Chicken manure is utilized as feed for catfish, while collaboration with fishing pond entrepreneurs opens up new business opportunities. This initiative was supported by the local community and the Regional Management Agency, accelerating the recovery of environmental conditions, and strengthening social relations between the community and farm managers. This research contributes to increasing literacy and inspiration for farm owners by providing information on creating catfish ponds as an effective and sustainable waste management solution.

The primary function is to provide credit to financial institutions, since this is where the majority of a bank's revenue (interest, fees, and other forms of income) is generated. How profitable and long lasting a bank is depends on the quantity of credit that is extended. Consequently, every step of the lending process from estimating the amount of credit to calculating interest rates, from issuing credit to analyzing it, and finally, from returning poor credit must be executed to the highest standard. On the other hand, lending is a crucial part of a bank's strategy, and it's also a common reason why banks go bankrupt. What is the intended outcome of this study? 1) Under what circumstances may creditors accept a Civil Servant Decree (SK) as security? 2) How would the bank, as the creditor, handle a dispute in the event of a legal dispute (poor credit)? 3) Who is legally responsible for a banker's clients' negative credit? Research in this area follows a juridical-normative framework. A judicial-normative strategy is one that looks at information from the web, books, and relevant legislation.  

Ineffective communication and negotiation can have negative consequences for the company, such as loss of customers, decreased product quality, and decreased trust with customers. Therefore, companies must have effective communication and negotiation strategies to increase business success. This research aims to analyze how communication and negotiation strategies can increase business success. This research uses a descriptive approach with qualitative methods, data collection techniques through literature study. Analyzing data using a qualitative analysis approach, this research concludes that in increasing business success, communication and negotiation strategies play an important role. Effective communication allows companies to interact with customers, partners and other parties more effectively, thereby increasing customer satisfaction, loyalty and business reputation. Meanwhile, good negotiations allow companies to reach profitable agreements with other parties, such as business partners, suppliers and customers. Therefore, companies must have good communication skills to interact with other parties and effective negotiations to reach profitable agreements

Margosari Village, Limbangan District, Regency has abundant natural potential, including sugar palm trees which are used to make palm sugar. Palm sugar producers are monitored by the local Village Government in the Margosari Village Palm Sugar Center. This quality and original production of palm sugar is not matched by an adequate selling price. This service activity which is packaged in the form of training is intended to provide education and training on processing palm sap and with a touch of product innovation so that it can increase the selling price of palm sugar. Training on cooking palm sap with the addition of red ginger juice, turmeric, ginger, galangal, lemongrass and producing a finished product in the form of spiced ginger flavored palm sugar in one drink portion size. The training participants are partners of the Service Team who are SMEs palm sugar producers.  The training method uses the participatory learning and action (PLA) method. Participants are actively involved in training activities. The training consists of stages of pre-training evaluation activities, presentation of material, explanation of the tools and materials needed, demonstration of making products, discussion of training production results and post-training evaluation. The training activity ran smoothly from start to finish. It is hoped that the results of the training will continue so that partners will be interested in continuing production and making it a commercial business that is more profitable than producing palm sugar traditionally. After the training activities, the service team is still providing assistance so that the results of the partners' independent production are better. Assistance continues with consultations from partners regarding the net weight of the product and determining the selling price, and how to market the finished product to a wide audience. This positive partner response will be interesting to continue providing services to the community with other themes that are in line with the service roadmap in managing SMEs, such as assistance with attractive product packaging, business legal aspects, and digital-based marketing.