Prioritas Pengembangan Industri Dengan Pendekatan Competitive Priorities

Authors

  • Trifandi Lasalewo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22219/JTIUMM.Vol11.No1.6-14

Keywords:

small medium industry, competitive priorities, and LCJ

Abstract

In the process of developing competitive advantages of industry in one area, it is required that order of priority of industrial development policies be based on certain criteria/dimensions in which this order is based on the orientation and development plan according to the perspective of the stakeholders in that area. The competitive advantages are related to the purposes of industry in achieving its best performance and the strategy to be applied so that an industry possesses characteristics of competitive advantages that can survive/win business competition. As a new area, Gorontalo Province requires a scale of priority that can be made as a reference and industrial development plan in the future. The research model constitutes the results of several models of competitive priorities that have been established in several new industrialized countries; meanwhile the research object was focused on Small Medium Industry (SMIs) considering that SMIs are the biggest industrial group in Gorontalo Province. Based on the survey and results of data processing using. The Law of Comparative Judgment (LCJ) method, there are 7 (seven) dominant dimensions that should be considered in developing industry;
namely, Quality, Cost/Price, Delivery, Customer Focus, Flexibility, Innovativeness and Market
Orientation. This order of competitive priorities can also be applied in other areas considering
that the characters of SMI that are the object of the research are in principle the same as those
of the SMI in other areas of Indonesia.

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Published

02/18/2012

How to Cite

Lasalewo, T. (2012). Prioritas Pengembangan Industri Dengan Pendekatan Competitive Priorities. Jurnal Teknik Industri, 11(1), 6–14. https://doi.org/10.22219/JTIUMM.Vol11.No1.6-14

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