The International Conference on Business and Administrative Sciences Research (ICBAS 2025) was successfully held on September 24, 2025. This virtual conference was proudly organized by Politeknik Negeri Semarang and Research Synergy Foundation, co-hosted by the College of Calamba, Philippines, and conducted fully online through Zoom and YouTube Live to reach a wider global audience.
With the overarching theme of “Shaping the Future of Business and Governance Through Digital Innovation, Data Science, and Global Collaboration”, the conference provided a vibrant academic platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share insights, present research findings, and engage in meaningful dialogue on contemporary issues in business, governance, and digital transformation.
ICBAS 2025 successfully brought together participants from 11+ countries such as Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Oman, United States, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, United Kingdom, Thailand, and many more. Throughout the sessions, presenters delivered a wide range of research topics—showcasing the richness and diversity of interdisciplinary perspectives in addressing challenges and opportunities in today’s global context.
Throughout the sessions, a wide range of research topics were presented—demonstrating the richness and diversity of ibusiness and administrative sciences in today’s global context.
For: Implementation of Techno-Entrepreneurial Relationship Marketing (TERM) Model
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Q1.) Usman Mohammed → How does the implementation of a Techno-entrepreneurial relationship marketing model impact the competitiveness of entrepreneurial students?
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Q2.) TUP-Genesis Austria → What aspects of the TERM model are universally applicable beyond Central Java?
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Q3.) Marimil Mercado → What strategies can be employed to ensure maximum student engagement and participation in the TERM Model?
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Q4.) Sheva Bana → How do you ensure the TERM model fosters critical thinking and ethical decision-making, not just reliance on technology?
For: The Influence of Perceived Quality, Brand Image, and Customer Value (Coffee Market)
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Q5.) TUP-Genesis Austria → What strategies can be implemented to ensure optimal product availability?
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Q6.) Usman Mohammed → Does product availability moderate the relationship between perceived quality, brand image, customer value, and customer satisfaction?
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Q7.) Yusmar Ardhi Hidayat → This research refers to Effectuation Confirmation theory (1980). Does it still relate to the current condition?
For: Integrating TERM to Strengthen Student Entrepreneurial Competitiveness
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Q8.) Jeffrey Obnamia → What program or framework can be proposed to effectively integrate TERM into student entrepreneurship initiatives?
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Q9.) Usman Mohammed → Can integrating TERM into university programmes significantly enhance student entrepreneurial competitiveness?
For: Profiling Student Satisfaction (Student Affairs & Services)
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Q10.) Usman Mohammed → What factors influence students’ satisfaction with student affairs and service programmes?
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Q11.) Jeffrey Obnamia → How effective are SAS programs in meeting students’ academic needs and satisfaction?
For: From Theory to Practice (Gender and Advocacy Engagement)
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Q12.) Usman Mohammed → To what extent does classroom learning on gender issues translate into advocacy engagement and activism?
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Q13.) Donnie Sacueza → Which aspects of your study best help students, regardless of gender, stay engaged, especially with unequal access to technology?
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Q14.) Untsa Malika F → How do researchers ensure privacy/confidentiality of respondents’ data, especially with sensitive discrimination issues?
For: Customer Intention to Use M-Banking in Indonesia
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Q15.) TUP-Genesis Austria → What infrastructure or technological limitations affect M-Banking adoption in Indonesia?
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Q16.) Usman Mohammed → What factors influence customer intention to use M-Banking service?
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Q17.) Marvin Canque → How do findings improve digital banking policy? What factors affect results, and how to address them for accuracy?
For: Building Customer Trust (Coffee Consumers in Indonesia)
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Q18.) Usman Mohammed → How do satisfaction, value, and brand image collectively influence customer trust?
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Q19.) Vika → Why is brand image the most dominant factor in building trust?
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Q20.) Linda Aprillianti → How can coffee businesses use this research to improve satisfaction?
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Q21.) Gita → Why is consumer trust considered critical in the coffee industry?
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Q22.) Yusmar Ardhi Hidayat → What is the significant value of coffee consumption in Indonesia?
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Q23.) Marvin Canque → How do findings help coffee businesses achieve sustainability?
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Q24.) Dheanda Maurizta → What marketing implications does this study have for the coffee industry?
For: When Do Consumers Decide to Buy? (Perceived Quality as Moderator)
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Q25.) Usman Mohammed → How does perceived quality moderate the relationship between consumer attitudes towards innovations and purchase decision?
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Q26.) Normaizatul Akma Saidi → How might businesses leverage perceived quality to influence buying decisions in competitive markets?
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Q27.) TUP-Genesis Austria → What role does online vs offline shopping play in the timing of purchase decision?
We invite all participants to discuss or ask questions related to the material shared by the presenters in this forum. The presenter and the audience can continue the discussion in this forum. Enjoy the discussion, and see you at the upcoming conference at https://bit.ly/RSF-UpcomingConference
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