Design of e-Business Furniture SMEs From Commodity and Waste Utilization Perspective

Abstract

Current economic era is not only based on capital and human resources, but on information held by the company and no exception to small medium enterprise (SMEs). Correct information at the right time can determine positive business development, while lack of information can lead to failure. Commodity-Processed Furniture SMEs and Waste Utilization in Samarinda are research targets because they feel SMEs furniture is increasingly farther away with consumers in the current information age. Data collection is carried out by direct survey to the place of business and the community by recording, documenting photos, archives, and recording interviews. This research aims to show that existing modern media is suitable for use in e-business in Furniture SMEs in terms of increasing the coverage and sales of various products and services. The authors try to present business model solutions from SMEs furniture services in particular. Wood raw material for wood production waste is closer to being obtained from sawn timber companies along the lower reaches of the Mahakam River. The resulting waste is in the form of powder and specks. Commodities of finished and traded goods are pretty much like cosmetics, windows, doors, cabinets, tables, chairs, even gravestones. Social media such as Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Lne are the cornerstones of the e-business media in this design because it is the social media that is closest to the community.