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181	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-118
Internalisasi Nilai Lillahi Ta^ala dalam Penanggulangan Stress Pada Penggunaan Media Pembelajaran Digital Raditya Pratama Putra (a), Indri Rachmawati (a), Tri Nur Aini Noviar (a) (a) Faculty of Comunication Universitas Islam Bandung Tamansari street No. 24 Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia. Abstract Stress from using digital learning media is a major challenge in today^s education, especially with the rise of online learning in response to social and technological changes. This digital stress can be caused by various factors, such as increased workloads, lack of social interaction, and fatigue from prolonged use of digital devices. One approach that has attracted attention is the internalization of the values of lillahi ta^ala, which teaches students to view every activity, including digital learning, as a form of worship and devotion to God. This approach can provide inner peace and help individuals manage stress in a more positive and meaningful way. This study aims to examine how the application of lillahi ta^ala values in the context of digital learning can reduce stress in students. The novelty of this study lies in the effort to integrate spiritual values into digital learning practices, which is increasingly needed in this digital and stressful era. Using qualitative methods through in-depth interviews and thematic analysis, this study identifies the impact of internalizing spiritual values on students^ mental and emotional well-being. It is hoped that this research can provide insights and practical recommendations for educators to create a learning environment that not only focuses on academic aspects, but also pays attention to the holistic well-being of students, both mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Keywords: Internalization of Islamic Values- Digital Communication- Online Learning- Mental Health- Educators Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Raditya Pratama Putra)

182	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-131
Women in the Eyes of Women: Gender Bias in Qur^anic Interpretation by Female Preachers in the Digital Sphere Ahmad Muttaqin, Ida Afidah, Nia Kurniati Faculty of Da^wah, Universitas Islam Bandung Abstract This article focuses on analyzing the phenomenon of gender bias in the interpretation of the Qur^an in da^wah content delivered by female preachers. This phenomenon is important to examine in order to understand how female preachers view the position of women with bias, using verses on gender relations as legitimacy. This paper employs three theories simultaneously: critical discourse analysis (CDA), textual-semi-textual-contextual-decontextual typology in interpretation, and feminism. The article aims to explain the construction of gender bias by female preachers in interpreting verses on gender relations, the factors underlying their gender-biased interpretations, and the digital community^s response to gender-biased interpretations delivered by female preachers. The findings show that most female preachers tend to use textual and semi-textual approaches, neglecting the socio-historical context of the verses, which results in the reinforcement of patriarchal ideologies such as female subordination, stereotyping, marginalization, and symbolic violence. These biases are rooted in the limited exposure to progressive interpretive methods and the internalization of traditional patriarchal norms. Moreover, the reception of biased interpretations among female audiences is generally passive, influenced by the authority of religious discourse. Theoretically, this study contributes to the expansion of Qur^anic interpretive typologies, introducing the concept of decontextual interpretation,and deepens the critical discourse approach to gendered religious communication in digital spaces. It underscores the need for transformative gender-sensitive training among female preachers and suggests that digital da^wah must be reoriented to promote gender-equitable Islamic discourses. Keywords: gender bias- female preachers- social media- interpretation of the Qur^an- critical discourse Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Ahmad Muttaqin)

183	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-136
The Role of Whistleblowing System in Supporting Forensic Accounting for Disclosing Financial Fraud Reksa Jayengsari Master of Accounting Bandung Islamic University Abstract Financial fraud is a serious threat to the integrity and accountability of organizations, both in the public and private sectors. In this case, the violation reporting system allows for early detection of potential fraud through the involvement of all elements of the organization, meaning that a whistleblowing system is needed by the company to prevent fraudulent acts. Whistleblowing systems and forensic accounting are becoming increasingly important in efforts to uncover and prevent fraud. How the whistleblowing system supports forensic accounting in disclosing financial fraud is examined conceptually in this study. This research was conducted by collecting and analyzing various scientific sources, such as journals, academic articles, and official institutional reports over the past five to ten years. This method is known as literature study. The results of the study show that the whistleblowing system functions as an early warning system that can trigger forensic accountants to conduct investigative audits. Factors such as whistleblower protection, organizational culture, and management commitment to follow up on reports greatly influence the performance of the whistleblowing system. Challenges and obstacles to implementing a whistleblowing system include fear of retaliation, lack of trust in the reporting system and minimal follow-up on whistleblower reports. Therefore, cooperation between forensic accounting and whistleblowing can improve the internal control system and increase the transparency and accountability of company finances. This study not only provides theoretical contributions to the development of forensic reporting and auditing systems, but also provides a basis for future empirical research Keywords: Financial Fraud, Forensic Accounting, Fraud Detection, Whistleblowing System. Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Reksa Jayengsari)

184	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-157
The Urgency of Traditional Medicine Regulation in Modern Medical Services in Hospitals Roro Jenny a) Doctor of Law, Bandung Islamic University, Bandung Jalan Tamansari N0. 20, Bandung 40116, Indonesia *jenny.satyo111[at]gmail.com b) Faculty of Law Abstract Traditional medicine is part of a long-established medical system within Indonesian society and is recognized by the state through various regulations. However, its use in modern medical services in hospitals remains limited due to the lack of clear and synchronous technical regulations. This study aims to analyze the urgency of establishing comprehensive traditional medicine regulations to support the integration of traditional therapies into hospital service systems. Using a juridical-normative approach, this study maps existing legal instruments, such as Law No. 17 of 2023 concerning Health, Government Regulation No. 103 of 2014, and Minister of Health Regulation No. 15 of 2018, and identifies practical implementation barriers. The results indicate that hospitals lack a sufficient legal and medical framework to provide traditional medicine-based services safely, scientifically, and accountably. Barriers include regulatory disharmony, the lack of a national formulary for traditional medicines, resistance from the medical profession, and the lack of an adequate oversight system. Therefore, a legal strategy is needed through the creation of new, integrative and applicable regulations, training for healthcare personnel, a side effect reporting system, and accommodation within the National Health Insurance (JKN) system. The legal and professional integration of traditional medicine in hospitals will provide a broader range of therapeutic alternatives for patients and encourage a more inclusive healthcare system based on local wisdom. Keywords: Traditional Medicine, Hospitals, Health Regulations Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Raden Roro Jenny SatyoPutri)

185	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-174
E-Commerce: Crucial Issues and Dispute Resolution Esy Kurniasih(1) Admiral (2) a) Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Bandung, Jalan Tamansari No. 1, Bandung, 40116 *esykurniasih[at]law.uir.ac.id b) Faculty of Law, Islamic University of Riau, Jalan Kaharuddin Nasution No. 113, Marpoyan Damai District, Pekanbaru, 28284 Abstract The use of the internet is not limited to accessing information through social media, but can also be used as a means of conducting commercial transactions that have been introduced in Indonesia, namely e-commerce. E-commerce (electronic commerce) is part of e-business (electronic business) that involves the buying and selling of goods/services via the internet as a platform that brings together sellers and buyers. As electronic commerce transactions increase among the public, the potential for consumer disputes in electronic commerce transactions also rises. The existence of electronic contracts (e-commerce) offers practical and efficient business practices for both parties-sellers and buyers-and enables the convergence of numerous parties from different regions into a borderless, unrestricted platform, making it highly popular among the public today. How is the resolution process carried out if there is a problem with an online transaction between a seller and a consumer? The research method used is normative legal research that examines the legal principles and regulatory principles in e-commerce transactions. The research findings indicate that breaches of contract by one party in electronic transactions (e-commerce) still frequently occur. In terms of dispute resolution, the approach still follows the theory of dispute resolution in society, namely through Lumping it, Avoidance, and Negotiation. Generally, dispute resolution is conducted through litigation and non-litigation methods. The focus of this research is to discuss and find effective solutions for resolving disputes that arise between consumers and sellers in online transactions, as well as to understand and optimize legal protection for consumers. Keywords: E-Commerce- Problems- Dispute Resolution Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Esy Kurniasih)

186	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-175
Impact of Adoption on Sustainable Supply Chain Practices Through RFID Technology for Inventory Optimization in Manufacturing Firm Joenaidy Bin Nazrien Ng1, Nurshamimah Samsuddin2 Faculty of Technology Management and Technoprenuership, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka1,2 Abstract Abstract. In the era of Industry 4.0, Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) technology is increasingly recognized as a catalyst for sustainable and efficient manufacturing supply chains. This study examines the impact of RFID adoption on sustainable supply chain practices (SSCP), focusing on inventory optimization among Malaysian manufacturing firms. Guided by the Dynamic Capabilities Theory and the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), data were collected through surveys from 200 medium and large firms across the Chemicals, Electrical & Electronics, and Machinery sectors. Using multiple regression analysis, findings reveal that RFID adoption enhances inventory accuracy, reduces waste-achieving up to a 70% reduction in tool losses-and drives sustainability performance across economic, environmental, and social dimensions. The results further indicate that operational efficiency and supply chain visibility act as significant mediators, reinforcing the value of RFID in strengthening real-time decision-making and process optimization. However, barriers such as high implementation costs, technical complexity, and organizational resistance remain critical challenges, particularly for SMEs. The study underscores the synergistic potential of integrating RFID with other Industry 4.0 technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) to accelerate sustainable manufacturing. Practical and theoretical insights are offered for managers, policymakers, and academics in advancing digital transformation within emerging economies. Keywords: RFID, Sustainable Supply Chain Practices, Inventory Optimization, Industry 4.0, Operational Efficiency, Supply Chain Visibility Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Joenaidy Bin Nazrien Ng)

187	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-176
Sustainovation: Smart Inventory for a Greener SME Future in Malaysia Danish Wafiq, Masri Sulaiman, Nurshamimah Samsuddin University of Malaya, Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Abstract In the era of Industry 4.0, Malaysian Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) face increasing pressure to balance operational efficiency with environmental responsibility in line with both market demands and regulatory expectations. This study introduces the concept of Sustainovation-the fusion of sustainability and innovation-within the domain of smart inventory management. By leveraging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and cloud-based systems, the research investigates how SMEs can shift from conventional inventory methods to eco-friendly, data-driven practices. A mixed-methods approach is adopted, comprising surveys with 150 SMEs, interviews with 20 experts, and three in-depth case studies. Findings suggest that adopting smart inventory solutions can reduce excess stock by up to 35%, minimize waste by 25%, and cut logistics-related carbon emissions by approximately 18%. However, barriers including high implementation costs (reported by 68% of SMEs), lack of technical expertise (54%), and limited digital infrastructure remain significant. From a legal perspective, the study also highlights the growing importance of compliance with Malaysia^s Environmental Quality Act 1974, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) policies, and the Twelfth Malaysia Plan^s sustainability targets, which increasingly compel SMEs to integrate green practices. The research offers a strategic framework that combines technological innovation with legal compliance, enabling SMEs not only to enhance competitiveness but also to align with national sustainability regulations and international environmental standards. Keywords: Sustainovation, Smart Inventory, Industry 4.0, SMEs, IoT, AI, Sustainability Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Danish Wafiq Masri)

188	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-177
The impact of Just-in Time inventory system on cost efficiency using Economic Order Quantity model in manufacturing firms Safikah Samsudin, Nurshamimah Samsuddin Faculty of Technology Management and Technoprenuership, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Abstract In today^s highly competitive manufacturing landscape, firms are under constant pressure to reduce operational costs, improve efficiency, and enhance customer satisfaction. This study investigates the impact of the Just-In-Time (JIT) inventory system on cost efficiency, with particular focus on its integration with the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model as a hybrid approach to inventory management. While JIT emphasizes minimizing stock levels and eliminating waste, EOQ provides a structured method for determining optimal order sizes to balance holding and ordering costs. This research examines whether the combined application of JIT and EOQ offers a more cost-effective strategy compared to adopting each model independently. A quantitative research design is employed, targeting medium and large-scale manufacturing firms in developing economies, with Malaysia as the main context. The data collection is conducted through structured surveys, and statistical analysis is applied to assess the relationship between hybrid inventory strategies and cost efficiency. The findings are expected to demonstrate that integrating JIT and EOQ are not only reduces inventory-related costs but also enhances productivity and responsiveness to customer demand. The study contributes practical insights for manufacturing managers seeking to strengthen competitiveness and provides a framework for policymakers and academics advancing inventory optimization strategies in emerging markets. Keywords: Cost Efficiency, Economic Order Quantity, Inventory Management, Just-In-Time (JIT) Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (SAFIKAH SAMSUDIN)

189	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-181
Factors Influencing Production Management in Eliminating Bottlemeck Issue: Case Study in an Electronics Company. Mohamad Lukman Iqbal bin Mohamad Jemain1, Nurshamimah Samsuddin2* Faculty of Technology Management and Technoprenuership, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Abstract The issue of production bottlenecks in the electronics manufacturing industry continues to pose a significant threat to operational efficiency, resulting in higher production costs, prolonged lead times, and reduced competitiveness. To address this challenge, this study explores the main determinants of production management practices that can help eliminate these bottlenecks and improve overall productivity. Four key determinants are emphasized, namely Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Lean Six Sigma practices, the integration of digital tools, and effective reduction of lead time. The research framework is guided by the Theory of Constraints (TOC), which provides a structured approach to identifying, managing, and eliminating constraints that hinder production flow. A quantitative research design was employed through the administration of a well-structured questionnaire distributed to 200 respondents from leading Malaysian electronic manufacturing corporations. The study aims to analyze how these determinants influence efficiency and contribute to minimizing downtime while enhancing process performance. The expected findings are projected to provide a comprehensive model that can guide manufacturing firms in streamlining their production processes, reducing operational costs, and strengthening their competitiveness in the global market. This research contributes both theoretically and practically by offering actionable strategies for sustaining growth in the electronics manufacturing sector. Keywords: Production bottlenecks, electronics manufacturing, Theory of Constraints (TOC), Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Lean Six Sigma Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (MOHAMAD LUKMAN IQBAL MOHAMAD JEMAIN)

190	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-182
The Impact of Lean Manufacturing in Production Process in Reducing Lead Time Umar Syauqi Mokhtar, Nurshamimah Samsuddin Faculty of Technology Management and Technoprenuership, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka Abstract The focus of this research is the application of Lean Manufacturing or simply Lean tools in decreasing production lead time, which is important in competitiveness and manufacturing efficiency. This study centers on four particular Lean tools: Value Stream Mapping (VSM), 5S Methodology, Lean Six Sigma (LSS)/DMAIC and Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED). These tools are examined focusing on their ability to enhance production performance, specifically lead time, waste and production flows. The study was a quantitative cross sectional study using a self-administered questionnaire distributed to 200 electrical manufacturing workers in Malaysia. Descriptive statistics, reliability tests of Cronbach^s Alpha, and multiple regressions to test the correlation of VSM, 5S, LSS/DMAIC and SMED as independent variables to production performance as a dependent variable were conducted on the data. The findings of this study will add to the body of knowledge that gives empirical results for the effectiveness of various Lean tools in manufacturing environments from a scholarly as well as industrial perspective. A useful contribution is also providing to policymakers and industry leaders interested to implement Lean as a vehicle for sustainable change in operations. Future studies could be on the combination of Lean Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 technologies for a better optimization of the production. Keywords: Production Performance,Value Stream Mapping (VSM), 5S Methodology, Lean Six Sigma (LSS)/DMAIC and Single Minute Exchange of Die (SMED). Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Umar Syauqi Mokhtar)

191	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-192
The Role of Komdesa^s Digital Platform in Supporting the Achievement of SDGs in Indonesian Villages: Smart Village Model Based on Halal Ecosystem Imam Indratno, Maharani, Edi Samsoleh, Riswandha Risang Aji, Irland Fardani Universitas Islam Bandung, Universitas Muhammadiyah Tasikmalaya Abstract KomDesa is a collaborative digital platform designed to strengthen interaction between village communities, village governments, and universities in supporting inclusive, participatory, and sustainable village development. The platform integrates five key features-UNISBA Research & Service, Find Experts, Community, Consulting, and Explore Community Issues-that facilitate information exchange, mentoring, problem identification, and solutions based on active community participation. This study uses a qualitative descriptive approach, combining literature review, platform observations, and thematic analysis to map the contribution of each feature to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the village level. The results show that KomDesa contributes significantly to SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), SDG 9 (Innovation and Infrastructure), SDG 11 (Sustainable Settlements), and SDG 16 (Resilient Institutions). In addition to enabling knowledge transfer, access to expertise, and strengthening socio-economic networks, the platform promotes transparency, accountability, and participatory governance in villages. The distinctive aspect of KomDesa is the integration of ethical values and sustainability principles that are in harmony with the halal ecosystem, adjusted to the socio-cultural context of Indonesian villages. These findings affirm the strategic role of Komdesasa as an adaptive smart village model and provide an empirical basis for the development of inclusive digital policies, multi-stakeholder collaboration, and holistic village empowerment. Future development should focus on implementing SDG achievement monitoring systems and expanding cross-sector partnerships to improve the effectiveness of the platform, thereby accelerating a sustainable, inclusive, and globally competitive digital transformation in villages. Keywords: KomDesa, smart village, halal ecosystem, Sustainable Development Goals, village development Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Maharani Rani)

192	New Media: Impacts, Benefits, and Barriers	ABS-209
PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS^ CRITIC ON THE MOVIE LILO AND STITCH: REFLECTING ON MOVIE INTEGRATION IN TEACHING Jack Robin A. Lacerna Holy Child Central Colleges, Inc. Abstract English is the world^s primary and most spoken language, making it increasingly necessary, demanded, and expected in careers and education. However, the 2018 PISA results indicate that the Philippines has lost ground since there are existing problems that pertain to the comprehension of the students that have resulted in low English proficiency tests. While the educational materials may be uninteresting and uninspiring as one reason for this demise, using the English movie can/may increase the English performance of young learners. This study aimed to determine and analyze the Pre-service teachers^ (PSTs) critics of the movie Lilo and Stitch: Reflecting on Movie Integration in Teaching Children^s English Language. The researchers used a multi-phase qualitative design. Phase 1 required participants to watch Lilo and Stitch. Phase 2: Participants completed their modular coursework activities following the movie, and the researchers analyzed the data from the 145 modules through a document review. Phase 3: Interviews with 12 PSTs who participated in the FGD were conducted to support and validate the module^s responses. The researchers utilized thematic analysis to highlight PSTs^ attitudes, reviews, perceptions, and acquired values towards the movie. The results suggest that PSTs gained a positive outlook and anticipation about the film^s visual and aural features functioning together to assist comprehension and inculcate values. They see sensitive and superfluous movie elements that require adult supervision and acknowledge that the movie^s comprehensible language and relatable character storyline have the potential to immerse children in authentic language environments and are considered a key component in language instruction and an alternative to supporting children^s social and emotional needs. They perceived the movie as beneficial since it provides a rich learning environment for children to expose themselves to and acquire fundamental vocabulary and forms of communication to help boost their comprehension and language skills. They also recognize how the movie introduces valuable lessons linked to the language acquisition process, such as essential values for teaching children English as vital in the motivation process. It is recommended that movie integration be done by selecting a relevant movie and leveraging its elements to fill the gaps in preparing children to cope with the demands of the English language. Keywords: Lilo and Stitch, Movie Integration, Pre-service Teachers^ Critic,English Language Learning Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Jack Robin A. Lacerna)

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