Asia Pacific Society for Public Affairs held 11th International Conference on Public Organization (ICONPO)
Asia Pacific Society for Public Affairs held an 11th International Conference on Public Organization (ICONPO). The ICONPO conference is held on August 14th, 2021. The main theme of this conference is “Digital Governance and Crisis Management During COVID-19”. The conference has more than 80 articles that discuss many issues during pandemics. Besides, the event presented a speaker Professor Marjin Jassen from the Delft University of Technology, Netherlands who is concern about Adaptive and Agile Governance during COVID-19. The International Conference was held by virtual. The International Conference was opened by Professor Amporn Tamronglak, Ph.D. as a president of APSPA. The conference is expected to become a platform for researchers, professionals, scholars, and academicians from around the world to discuss public administration issues, politics, economy, culture, and technology from several perspectives.
Acceleration of Artificial Intelligent Innovation Using Agile Governance Approach in Banyuwangi Regency Government
In an all-digital age, a leader, in this instance the regional head, must be capable of doing the right things (performing the right things) in the correct manner (doing the things right). The agile idea was created to reimagine bureaucracy in a new organizational paradigm. Agile governance is described as an organization’s capacity to adapt rapidly to unanticipated changes in order to satisfy the expectations and requirements of an ever-changing society. Agile is a concept that aims to enhance an organization’s capacity to use information and communication technologies. This idea is capable of addressing all of the problems associated with environmental change in the digital age. Agile is software, and it needs visionary and fundamentally creative brainware (human equivalent) (easy, fast, superior). The advancement of artificial intelligence is critical for the implementation of Agile Governance in an increasingly digital age within the context of cooperation with the Banyuwangi Regency Government,…
Innovation Artificial Intelligence in Bus Capsules In Jambi City
Jambi City is a member of the 100 smart cities movement, a collaborative initiative of the Ministry of Communication and Information, the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of PUPR, BAPPENAS, and the Presidential Staff from 2017 to 2019. The movement’s goal is to assist districts/cities in developing a master plan for smart cities that maximizes the use of technology and public services. Jambi City achieves a smart city via five steps: regulatory development, infrastructure development, application development, ICT human resource development, and inter-institutional cooperation development. The city of Jambi uses five development stages to demonstrate its achievement in becoming a smart city. Through the SIKOJA application, the use of AI in apps and websites enables services in one hand. The existence of JCOC facilitates the administration of application systems and websites that are sent to their appropriate authorities, and the saved data may serve as the foundation for…
Overseeing Cyber-Neighbourhoods: How Far the Indonesian National Police Effort in Handling Cybercrime?
Cybercrime has become into a major worldwide issue. Numerous prior studies have examined cybercrime from a variety of angles, including management, reporting, disclosure, governance, legislation, and justice. This article adds to an examination of the extent to which the Indonesian National Police is attempting to combat cybercrime. Cybercrime has continued to grow significantly during the year, as shown by reports and surveys from patrolsiber.id, which serves as a strong reminder to everyone to exercise caution while browsing in cyberspace. The public’s fear of cybercrime is a worrisome trend that the authorities must quickly investigate. Additionally, this information technology-related crime is a relatively new kind of criminal activity that began with the information technology revolution. Thus, measures such as public education and socialization, virtual warnings, and mediation and rehabilitative activities for cybercriminals must be managed. The Indonesian National Police (Polri) has taken several measures to combat cybercrime in the country. Through…
Welcome to APSPA
Here, the role of APSPA starts through cross-educational, applied research, direct engagement with policy makers. Which also actively encourage governments in the Asia Pacific region who care about the development of the people who will be able to create prosperity for its people. As we know, the development of the field of public affairs today entered the dramatic change era, which marked by the emergence of innovative movements in many sectors. The most fundamental change seen in the education and technological sector. In many developing countries, the education sector is not just changing the mindset of the modern underdevelopment, but to interpret the changes in terms of morality and moral behavior is realized in a modern yet maintain cultural values, local wisdom. Looking back to the nations of the Asia-Pacific today, both from the government and its own people, appeared to be not fully prepared for the new era that…
International Conference on Public Organization 2020
The International Conference on Public Organization (ICONPO) was first established in Yogyakarta, Indonesia January 30, 2011. The organization brought together some experts from the public organization delegates like, Korea University, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Thammasat University of Thailand, Khon Kaen University of Thailand, Universitas Utara Malaysia, Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT) of Philippines, etc. to carry out conferences, seminars and workshops. The executive member of Asia Pacific Society for Public Affairs was held meeting in Khon Kaen, Thailand to discuss the next annual event of APSPA and the result is the Tenth ICONPO 2020 will be held in Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Department of Government Affairs and Administration, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta as a host in Tenth ICONPO 2020. Also, the executive members was agree that the venue of Tenth ICONPO will be held in Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogayakarta on October 13-14, 2020. The grand themes of Tenth ICONPO entitled “The…
Asia Pasific Society For Public Affairs (APSPA) Office
Asia Pacific Society for Public Affairs (APSPA) founded by the scientists and social activists from several universities in the Asia Pacific regions to respond to social, politics, law, environment, policy, economics, business and humanity issues. All of these issues framed in how public affairs was managed by policy makers and the people who led by each leader in every country in the Asia Pacific. In this years, the member of APSPA is 80 personal member and 16 institution member in all around asia pacific regional which is Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Phillipine, India, South Korea, Taiwan and Myanmar. APSPA is open for professors, lecturers, researchers, students and practitioners as its commitment to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas among practitioners and academics. The venue of APSPA secretariat in Postgraduate Building, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta. office of APSPA Secretariat open in Monday- Saturday at 08.00-15.00, to all institution want to join…
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