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The nation’s competitiveness must continue to be encouraged through quality research. The government is aware of this effort as a step to accelerate welfare. At the same time increasing the role of the state in the international context.

Deputy Minister of Finance, Prof. Dr. Mardiasmo stressed that the research funds prepared by the government were indeed inadequate. But that does not mean the government does not pay attention to the progress of research. The government is trying with other policy approaches to progress this research.

“In research funding it is not yet optimal. That we realize. But not without a solution. The government asks the private sector to be involved in funding research on campus or research institutions, “said Prof. Dr. Mardiasmo was the keynote speaker at the Social and Applied Science Conference seminar at the UMB campus, Jakarta, Wednesday (31 July 2019).

As proof, continued the Deputy Minister of Finance some time ago the President had signed a regulation that gave awards to companies that contributed research funds. This is a step to encourage more research. As well as not oriented to government funds alone.

With this model, Mardiasmo believes it will be more effective. Because the research needed is based on the challenges of the industrial world. It’s no longer a research activity that is limited to the development of science.

“So later the research has become a product that can be used. That is why it needs the private sector or industry involved, “he added.

In the end the Deputy Minister of Finance hopes that the ongoing seminar will be able to find solutions to the nation’s problems. As well as being able to be an impetus for the advancement of domestic science. (author: Priyo Wahyudi / editor: Riko Noviantoro / University Secretariat and Public Relations Bureau www.mercubuana.ac.id / [email protected])

The era of industry 4.0 is a challenge for all parties. There is no exception for higher education institutions that must be better able to adapt to the needs of industry 4.0. In order to be able to produce educated personnel who are able to answer challenges.

“Through this seminar industry, academics and bureaucrats met to see challenges and find answers,” said the Vice Chancellor of UMB, Dr. Hadri Mulya in a seminar themed Challenges and Opportunities of Industry 4.0 at UMB campus, Jakarta, Thursday (March 14, 2019).

According to him, the synergy of industrialists, academics and bureaucrats will find effective solutions for the future. As well as being able to become meaningful information and input for universities in formulating curricula that can answer the needs of the industry.

Marketing Director of UMB, Dr. Irmulansati added that this activity was initiated by the Marketing Directorate as an effort to approach industrialists, bureaucrats and the community with universities. While also presenting solutions and opportunities for industrialists to be actively involved in the world of education.

“Through industrialists, academics and bureaucrats as industrialists, they can be actively involved in higher education, both as postgraduate students and as practitioners and educators,” he added.

In a seminar guided by FEB UMB Lecturers, Dr.Rina Astini revealed various views. Industry 4.0 requires not only adequate knowledge and skills, but also personal abilities to build social networks. (author: sri dewi nur pasha / editor: Riko Noviantoro / University Secretariat and Public Relations Bureau/ www.mercubuana.ac.id / [email protected])

Cooperation from the Faculty of Economics and Business-the University of Mercu Buana with IAI KAPd, IAI KAPd Forum lecturer of Public Accounting and APSAE sponsored by: Pringsewu Regency, Inspire Consulting, MNK & Partners, and Tegar TV Yogja. and supported by several universities from outside Jakarta as Co Host, among others, State University of Surabaya, University of PGRI Yogyakarta, STIE Nganjuk, State University of Jakarta, State Polytechnic of Ambon PSDKU Masohi, University of Riau, STIE Indonesia, UPN “VETERAN” of East Java, State University of Malang, University of Pancasila, State University of Semarang, University of Ahmad Dahlan, University of Makassar, Universitas Widyagama Malang, Institut business Nusantara, Universitas Bina Nusantara University of Pasundan, and National University.

The peak of free trade in 2020 and the development of information technology in 4.0 Era require all levels of society to prepare them to compete with competitors both from local and international, and from various academic level, ranging from college graduates, intermediate experts or vocational school students.

Such competition becomes a reminder for students, especially UMB students, to prepare and equip themselves with the expertise in information technology world.

It is expected after graduating from the university, students are not only ready to compete in seeking jobs, but also be ready to become young entrepreneurship in information technology world.

In addition, the utilization of technology must be balanced with the legal world so that it will not stumble over the ITE Law issue in the future. Digital forensic knowledge will enable businessmen to be more aware in marketing their products and or services offered.

Seeing the development and competition of technology in 4.0 era, we aimed to conduct a seminar on “Important Role of Information and Communication Technology in the 4.0 Industrial Technology Era” so graduates will be ready to compete in 4.0 era and the Asian Economic Community in 2020.

National Seminar conducted by School of Computer Science – UMB on April 22, 2019 discussed the Important Role of Information and Communication Technology in the 4.0 Industrial Technology Era with the following speakers:

Session 1:

1. Speaker for Cyber Crime: Satriyo Wibowo, MBA., M.H., Ir., IPM., CERG.
2. Speaker for Data Science: Vanessa Stefanny S.Kom., M.Kom.

Session 2:

1. Speaker for Digital Forensic: Pratomo Djati Nugroho, S.Pi., M.Kom., CSCU., CHFI., CTIA., CEI

Moderator:
1. Afiyati
2. Prastika

and sponsored by:
1. DQLAB
2. Reymer Classy
3. Barba’s

Participated by 843 participants which are divided into two sessions: 428 participants in session 1 and 415 participant in session 2.

This seminar is a collaboration of  two departments, Information System and Informatics Engineering under the School of Computer Science – Universitas Mercu Buana, with the following organizational structures:

Person in Charge:
Dean of School of Computer Science: Dr. Mujiono Sadikin, M.T.

Directors:
Head of Department of Information Engineering: Desi Ramayanti, S.T., M.T.
Secretary 1 of Department of Information System: Inge
Secretary 2 of Department of Information System: Anita Ratnasari