Background: The utilization of virtual healthcare services, particularly telemedicine, has been accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the pandemic is no longer the primary concern, telemedicine still holds potential for long-term adoption. However, implementing telemedicine in Indonesia as an online platform for remote healthcare delivery still faces issues, despite its potential. Further investigation is required to identify the factors that affect its adoption and develop strategies to surmount implementation challenges. Objective: This study aims to examine and enrich knowledge about the adoption of telemedicine in Indonesia. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted through an online questionnaire to collect data. Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2) was employed by integrating with several factors, such as eHealth Literacy, Privacy Concerns, and Trust. Gender and age were considered as moderating variables. Data samples were analyzed using Partial Least Square – Structural Equation Modeling (PLS–SEM). Results: The findings suggest that performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, eHealth literacy, and trust have a significant impact on adults’ behavioral intention to use telemedicine. However, facilitating condition, price value, and privacy concern do not show any significant effects on adults’ Behavioral Intention to Use Telemedicine. Conclusion: This study highlights the importance of understanding adoption factors to develop effective strategies. Results show performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence, eHealth literacy, and trust are significant factors, while facilitating condition, price value, and privacy concern are not. The UTAUT2 model is a good predictive tool for healthcare adoption. To increase usage intention, several aspects must be considered in the implementation of telemedicine. Keywords: Adoption, Behavioral Intention to Use, Telemedicine, UTAUT2, Virtual Healthcare.

IT for rural tourism was in place before the COVID-19 pandemic emerged; however, the initiatives were intermittent and isolated. The effects of the pandemic encourage e-collaboration to accelerate the recovery of tourism. This study explores the opportunities, strategies and barriers to e-collaboration in tourism business activities. Systematic literature studies were carried out by the PRISMA approach and analyzed with the fuzzy Delphi method (FDM). Meta-analysis results are mapped in a matrix combination of SWOT and Porter’s Diamond Model. This matrix was discussed with experts selected based on their experience in IT-based collaborative activities through FDG. This study’s driving factors are management commitment, culture, trust, citizens, and local community involvement. Inhibiting factors are a lack of IT, the risk of conflict, and particular parties’ domination. Several strategies to increase e-collaboration opportunities are empowering local entrepreneurship, encouraging continuous innovation, and sharing knowledge. Conflict management and increasing trust between members need to be considered to overcome barriers to e-collaboration. This study provides a novel overview of the main issues discussed in previous tourism research regarding the importance of IT to accelerate economic recovery in the face of disruption, such as a pandemic. The study examines the case of Indonesia and hopes to become a reference for optimizing IT for the recovery of rural tourism in developing countries with similar characteristics. Doi: 10.28991/esj-2021-01297 Full Text: PDF

As a response to the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) must collaborate and work together; namely, using collaborative commerce (c-commerce). To some extent, SMEs have taken advantage of various web, e-marketplace, and social media resources to collaborate in their business activities. However, this only occurs to a partial extent. Consequently, a study was conducted to build a conceptual model of c-commerce for SMEs, for use as a standard in these collaborative activities. Data collection was performed through in-depth interviews, observation, and literature reviews. The sample selection was done via purposive sampling; specifically, SMEs’ fashion products with high personalisation and good production quality. The conceptual model of c-commerce is based on the Soft Systems Methodology (SSM), a suitable method for building models for new and complex ecosystems. The conceptual model is compared with a rich picture and then analysed. The final result of the conceptual model is employed to construct a c-commerce system for SMEs in creating joint products and sharing resources with their stakeholders.

Jaringan komputer perusahaan sangat perlu memperhatikan keamanan hak akses. Saat ini keamanan pada jaringan komputer secara umum di berbagai perusahaan masih memiliki peluang dapat diretas. Selain itu seringkali perusahaan juga memakai berbagai macam jaringan atau biasa disebut multivendor, misal Cisco, Aruba, Fortinet, F5 Firewall serta Mikrotik, sehingga mekanisme pengamanannya menjadi lebih kompleks. Dengan begitu banyak jaringan lokal nirkabel (WLAN) dan jaringan lokal terhubung (LAN) yang tersedia, maka keamanan jaringan harus menjadi prioritas utama. Router yang digunakan oleh perusahaan saat ini seringkali juga tidak memiliki jenis perlindungan jaringan Internet, memungkinkan setiap pengguna terhubung dengan relatif mudah. Kondisi ini membuka ancaman terhadap keamanan, sehingga perlu untuk melakukan pengujian keamanan terhadap konfigurasi jaringan komputer yang ada saat ini. Metode pengujian yang digunakan adalah Penetration Testing untuk mengetahui apakah jaringan yang sudah dibuat aman, yang kemudian dilanjutkan dengan mengusulkan konfigurasi router untuk meningkatkan keamanan jaringan. Hasil pengujian dan analisis yang telah dilakukan seperti Winbox, Putty, dan MAC Server tidak berhasil, sedangkan untuk Nesuss berhasil dilakukan tetapi hanya dapat mendeskripsikan Vulnerabilities SSL dan tidak dapat masuk ke dalam jaringan komputer.

Tourism has a reasonably severe impact due to physical restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the programs responding to this condition is encouraging rural tourism, which has many natural resources. It is considered to be suitable for future tourism models after a reasonably long quarantine period. However, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that make up most businesses in rural tourism will find it challenging to recover independently. It drives collaborations among the SMEs empowered by information technology, which is known as e-collaboration. It requires an e-collaboration model to guide the SMEs to set up and manage their business in rural tourism. Hence, a study is conducted to identify the dimensions and factors of an e-collaboration model. By implementing Kitchenham's Systematic Literature Review (SLR) guidelines, the dimensions represent technological and non-technological aspects. These are strategic, management, social, technology, and innovation.