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No First NameSurenameInstitutionEmail 1.HadinotoHadinotoUniversitas Lancang Kuninghadinoto@unilak.ac.id 2.Amiruddin FisuAndi Djemma Universityamiruddinakbarfisu07@gmail.co m 3.GiarnoGiarnoGadjah Mada Universitygiarno@mail.ugm.ac.id 4.Lusi Putri Universitas Lancang Kuninglusidwiputri@unilak.ac.id 5.Rindi HatikaUniversitas Pasir Pengaraianrindigenesa@gmail.com 6.Alfian SalehUniversitas Lancang Kuningalfian.saleh@unilak.ac.id 7.WanSyaifuddinUniversity of Sumatera Utara profwsy@gmail.com 8.DavidSetiawanUniversitas Lancang Kuningdsetia@unilak.ac.id 9.Zainuri Zainuri Universitas Lancang Kuningzainuri@unilak.ac.id 10.Febrizal SyamUniversitas Lancang Kuningfebrizal@unilak.ac.id 11.Virgo Haris Lancang Kuning university virgotrisepharis@unilak.ac.id 12.Susy Srihandayani Universitas Lancang Kuninggadisoil79@gmail.com 13.TriHandayaniSekolah Tinggi Teknologi Dumaitrihandayani.stt@gmail.com 14.EdfanDarlisUniversitas Riaudarlis_ee@yahoo.com 15.EnnyInsusantyUniversitas Lancang Kuningennyinsusanty@unilak.ac.id 16.FajrizalFajrizalUniversitas Lancang Kuningfajrizal@unilak.ac.id 17.TitinSundariUniversitas Lancang Kuningtitin@unilak.ac.id 18.HardiHardiUniversitas Lancang Kuninghardi@unilak.ac.id 19.SepritaLidarUniversitas Lancang Kuningsepritaldr@unilak.ac.id 20.LatifaSiswati Universitas Lancang Kuninglatifasiswati@unilak.ac.id 21.Khairil AnwarAndalas Universitykhairrilanwar@gmail.com 22.HardiHardiUniversitas Riauhardi.centerr@gmail.com 23.Wetri FebrinaSekolah Tinggi Teknologi Dumaiwetry.febrina@gmail.com 24.IrwanEffendiUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail.com 25.NediSUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail.com

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26.FahrialFahrial Universitas Islam Riaufahrial_me@yahoo.com 27.MoniceMoniceUniversitas Lancang Kuningmonice@unilak.ac.id 28.HendriSilvaUniversitas Lancang Kuninghsilva@unilak.ac.id 29.Fahmi Fahmi Universitas Lancang Kuningfahmiadvokat12@gmail.com 30.Dwi HerlindaUniversitas Lancang Kuningdwiherlinda@unilak.ac.id 31.GusneliYantiUniversitas Lancang Kuninggusneli@unilak.ac.id 32.DediWardiantoMuhammadiyah Sumatera Barat Universitydediwardianto71@yahoo.com email 33.LilianaLilianaUIN Suska Riau Pekanbaruliliana@uin-suska.ac.id 34.Ali AnwarInstitut Agama Islam Negeri Kediriali.anwar9999@gmail.com 35.HamzahEteruddinUniversitas Lancang Kuninghamzah@unilak.ac.id 36.Lisnawita Lisnawita Universitas Lancang Kuninglisnawita@unilak.ac.id 37.IrwanEffendiUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail.com 38.LoneliCostaner Universitas Lancang Kuninglonelicostaner@gmail.com 39.EssySyamUniversitas Lancang Kuningessysyam@unilak.ac.id 40.Raihanatu BRuzainUniversitas Islam Riauraihanatu.binqolbi@psy.uir.ac.id 41.IndahMuzdalifahUniversitas Lancang Kuningindah@unilak.ac.id 42.Inola AnwarUniversitas Negeri Padanganwarinola17@gmail.com 43.CicaOpenda Universitas Negeri Padangcicaopenda94@gmail.com 44.NurlianaNasutionUniversitas Lancang Kuningnurliananst@unilak.ac.id 45.Indra AfritaUniversitas Lancang Kuningindra_afrita@yahoo.com 46.Vita Amelia Universitas Lancang Kuningvita.amelia@unilak.ac.id 47.Bambang SWijayaBakrie Universitybswijaya98@yahoo.com 48.CandraKiranaAkademi Kebidanan Helvetia Pekanbaruckirana17@gmail.com 49.FitridawatiSoehardiUniversitas Lancang Kuningfitridawati@unilak.ac.id 50.MastevenRomusUniversitas Islam Negeri Sultan Syarif Kasim Riaumromus@gmail.com 51.Adi RahmatUniversitas Lancang Kuningadirahmat@unilak.ac.id 52.MuhammadNasutionUniversity of Muhammadiyah Sumatera Utaramuhammadirfan@umsu.ac.id

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53.HerdiHerdiUniversitas Lancang Kuningherdi@unilak.ac.id 54.AndrewUtama Universitas Lancang Kuningandrew.fh.unilak@gmail.com 55.JunaidiJunaidiUniversitas Lancang Kuningjunaidi@unilak.ac.id 56.Sukma ErniUniversitas Islam Negeri Sultan Syarif Kasimsukma.erni@uin-suska.ac.id 57.RiniNizarUniversitas Lancang Kuningrininizar@unilak.ac.id 58.SandraDewiUniversitas Lancang Kuningsandra.fh.unilak@gmail.com 59.TantryWidiyanartiUniversitas Muhammadiyah Tangerangtantry11@gmail.com 60.NoraAdelinaUniversitas Negeri Padang.noraadelina85@gmail.com 61.WidyaAprianiUniversitas Lancang Kuningwidyaapriani@unilak.ac.id 62.MuhammadYusufUniversitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassarmuh.yusuf1274@gmail.com 63.Gogor AHandiwibowoInstitut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember Kampus Cokroaminotogogor@mmt.its.ac.id 64.Roma A. A.LoebisUniversity of Sumatera Utara romaloebis@gmail.com 65.Yetti Yetti Universitas Lancang Kuningyetti_arwendi@yahoo.com 66.EniSuhesti Universitas Lancang Kuningsuhestieni@unilak.ac.id 67.HamzahEteruddinUniversitas Lancang Kuninghamzah@unilak.ac.id 68.Roki HardiantoLancang Kuning Universityroki@unilak.ac.id 69.Robert TSiregarUniversitas Simalunguntuasir@gmail.com 70.AstadiPangarsoTelkom Universityastadipangarso@telkomuniversity .ac.id 71.M. Faisal RamadhaniUniversitas Indonesia pbintangpagi@gmail.com 72.Arianti KhairinaUniversitas Indonesia pbintangpagi@gmail.com 73.MunawarHolilUniversitas Indonesia kangmumu2016@gmail.com 74.BambangHernawanUniversitas Indonesia bambang.hernawan@ui.ac.id 75.Deby SHarsenaUniversitas Indonesia deby.steviangga@ui.ac.id 76.FaizahKamilahUniversitas Lancang KuningFaizahkamilah76@yahoo.com 77.Fitri EriyantiUniversitas Negeri Padang fitri.eriyanti@fis.unp.ac.id 78.HeniSusanti Islamic University of Riauheni@law.uir.ac.id 79.Elsy RenieBrawijaya Universityreniebts@gmail.com

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ICE-Tech 2018: List of Titles No.First NameSurenameInstitutionEmailPaper Title 1 HadinotoHadinotoUniversitas Lancang Kuninghadinoto@unilak.ac.idLevel of Erosion Hazard in Buffer Zone of Great Forest Park Sultan Syarif Hasyim Riau 2 AmiruddinFisuAndi Djemma Universityamiruddinakbarfisu07@ gmail.comEconomic & Financial Feasibility Analysis of Tarakan Fishery Industrial Estate Masterplan 3 GiarnoGiarnoGadjah Mada Universitygiarno@mail.ugm.ac.idInfluence Rainy and Dry Season to Daily Rainfall Interpolation in Complex Terrain of Sulawesi 4 Lusi PutriUniversitas Lancang Kuninglusidwiputri@unilak .ac.idThe composition of the use of the aggregate uses a grain of buton asphalt 5 RindiHatikaUniversitas Pasir Pengaraianrindigenesa@gmail.comIllegal Gold Mining in Kuantan River: Mercury Contamination Analysis 6 AlfianSalehUniversitas Lancang Kuningalfian.saleh@unilak. ac.idEffect ofAggregate PhysicalProperties Observed Void in Minerals Aggregate (VMA) Value 7 WanSyaifuddinUniversity of Sumatera Utaraprofwsy@gmail.comArranging River based on Local Wisdom: A Case study on Uppercase of Wampu River in North Sumatera 8 DavidSetiawanUniversitas Lancang Kuningdsetia@unilak.ac.idComparison of Measurement Results in the Breaking System Between Copper Electrodes, Aluminum andMixed Iron on Solid and Swamp Clay 9 ZainuriZainuriUniversitas Lancang Kuningzainuri@unilak.ac.idAnalysis Palm Oil Midrib Fiber Brick Against Compressive Strength, Cost of Production and CO2 Emissions 10 Febrizal SyamUniversitas Lancang Kuningfebrizal@unilak.ac.i d Testing ofAcademicAchievement Clustering Patternsof Students Using Rapidminer and Tanagra 11 Virgo HarisLancang Kuning universityvirgotrisepharis@unila k.ac.idAnalysis of urban whale drainage capability Pekanbaru to the maximum intensity of rainfall 12 SusySrihandayaniUniversitas Lancang Kuninggadisoil79@gmail.co mCBR Laboratory Analysisfor Determining The Numberof Compaction Tracks to Achieve Field CBR 13 TriHandayaniSekolah Tinggi Teknologi Dumai trihandayani.stt@gmai l.comComparison ofSeveral ShortWaves in theMODIS Image Compression 14 EdfanDarlisUniversitas Riaudarlis_ee@yahoo.com Carbon EmissionDisclosure: A Study on Manufacturing Companies of Indonesia and Australia

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15 EnnyInsusantyUniversitas Lancang Kuningennyinsusanty@unil ak.ac.idMitigation Climate Change: Strengthening Agroforestry at the District XIII Koto Kampar, Riau. Indonesia 16 FajrizalFajrizalUniversitas Lancang Kuningfajrizal@unilak.ac.idWeb-Based Expert System Application in Determining Facial Care 17 TitinSundariUniversitas Lancang Kuningtitin@unilak.ac.idThe Use of Wind Rose to Improve the Quality of Site Analysis 18 HardiHardiUniversitas Lancang Kuninghardi@unilak.ac.idYoung EntrepreneursEnvironmentDevelopment:Analyzing the Effectiveness and Strategic Design. 19 SepritaLidarUniversitas Lancang Kuningsepritaldr@unilak.ac.idPlantResponse Due toInoculation ofFr.Mull Earthworm (Pontoscolex Corethrurus): Pakchoy (Brassica RapaL) Context 20 LatifaSiswatiUniversitas Lancang Kuninglatifasiswati@unilak.ac.i dFriendly Organic Fertilizer for Green Environment: Exploring Farmers Knowledge and Skills 21 KhairilAnwarAndalas Universitykhairrilanwar@gmai l.com Ecological Wisdom of OralTradition: Surface and Deep Structure Tension in Preserving the Lake Environment 22 HardiHardiUniversitas Riauhardi.centerr@gmail.co mThe Factors Affecting Intention to InternalWhistleblowing: An Idea of Free Cheating Environment 23 WetriFebrinaSekolah Tinggi Teknologi Dumaiwetry.febrina@gmai l.com Optimum Dosage of Coagulant and Flocculant on Sea Water Purification Process 24 IrwanEffendiUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail .comAdaptationofAzolla MycrophylatoBrackish Water Ecosystem 25 NediSUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail.comTropicLevelStatus of DumaiRiver Esutuary Based on Chlorophyll-Content 26 FahrialFahrialUniversitas Islam Riau

fahrial_me@yahoo.comUtilizationofCorporate Social andEnvironmental Responsibility to ImproveCommunity Economy in Pekanbaru City 27 MoniceMoniceUniversitas Lancang Kuningmonice@unilak.ac.idAndroid-Based Energy-Saving Software for IndoorLamp Selection Applications 28 HendriSilvaUniversitas Lancang Kuninghsilva@unilak.ac.id The Pelalawan Royal Palace Architectural Design: Exploring the Environmental Values and Symbols in Riau Province 29 FahmiFahmiUniversitas Lancang Kuningfahmiadvokat12@gmail. comForest Destruction in Riau Province:Identifying the Company's Legal Responsibility

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30 DwiHerlindaUniversitas Lancang Kuningdwiherlinda@unilak.a c.idWaterSupply andSanitation: Problems on Community Empowerment Based Program in Indragiri Hulu, Indonesia 31 GusneliYantiUniversitas Lancang Kuninggusneli@unilak.ac.id Variation Analysis Addition of Admixture Consol N10 MB to Concrete Compressive Strength 32 DediWardiantoMuhammadiyah Sumatera Barat University

dediwardianto71@yah oo.com emailThe Roll-Bearing Damage Analysis ofCentrifugalPump (Zm11-W375/04) 33 LilianaLilianaUIN Suska Riau Pekanbaruliliana@uin- suska.ac.idA Guideline on Designing a Safe and Appropriate Grounding System: A Review of Selected Papers 34 Ali AnwarInstitut Agama Islam Negeri Kediriali.anwar9999@gma il.comThe Shift of Kyai’s Roles in Kediri East Java in The Post New- Order Era 35 HamzahEteruddinUniversitas Lancang Kuninghamzah@unilak.ac.idThe Impact of Solar Panel Temperature to Solar Home System (SHS) Output Voltage 36 LisnawitaLisnawitaUniversitas Lancang Kuninglisnawita@unilak.ac. id Implementation ofECLATAlgorithmTechnology: Determining Books Borrowing Pattern in University library 37 IrwanEffendiUniversity of Riauhelpingirwan@gmail .comEcological Analysis ofPacific White Shrimp (Litopenaeus Vannamei) Cultivation: Rokan Hilir and Dumai Context 38 LoneliCostanerUniversitas Lancang Kuninglonelicostaner@gma il.comE-Learning Feasibility Analysis: Dwi Sejahtera Vocational High School Pekanbaru Context 39 EssySyamUniversitas Lancang Kuningessysyam@unilak.ac .idThe Role of Akit Tribes’ Local Knowledge In Environmental Conservation 40 Raihanatu BRuzainUniversitas Islam Riauraihanatu.binqolbi@psy .uir.ac.idHospitalEnvironmentLength ofWorking Analysis: Musculoskeletal Disorders 41 IndahMuzdalifahUniversitas Lancang Kuningindah@unilak.ac.idImproving English Speaking Competenceby Using Google Translate in Campus Environment 42 InolaAnwarUniversitas Negeri Padanganwarinola17@gmai l.comManhaj Tarbiyah for PKS Regional Representative Council: Enriching or Depressing thePoliticalEnvironmentin West Sumatra, Indonesia? 43 CicaOpendaUniversitas Negeri Padangcicaopenda94@gmai l.comAn Overview ofChinese Ethnicin Sungai Penuh: Experiencing Competitive Environmentof Culture, Politics and Economic Domination

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44 NurlianaNasutionUniversitas Lancang Kuningnurliananst@unilak. ac.idUser-friendly Technology at PT PLN (Persero) Pekanbaru: OE Analysis on Procurement of Goods and Services 45 IndraAfritaUniversitas Lancang Kuningindra_afrita@yahoo. comMedical Environmental Competitiveness: Law Protection for Patient and Traditional Alternative Medicine Practitioners 46 VitaAmeliaUniversitas Lancang Kuningvita.amelia@unilak. ac.idLibrarian Services at Unilak’s Main Library Environment: A Dramaturgi Approach 47 Bambang SWijayaBakrie Universitybswijaya98@yahoo.co mChanging the Mindset in the Culinary Business Environment: From Entrepreneur to Branderpreneur 48 CandraKiranaAkademi Kebidanan Helvetia Pekanbaru

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Creativity and Opportunity on Traditional Food Products: Business quality in competitive environment

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Creativity and Opportunity on Traditional Food Products:

Business quality in competitive environment

Fatkhurahman ^1*, Hadiyati ², and, Bambang Suroto ³

1email: fatkhurrahman@unilak.ac.id Universitas Lancang Kuning

2email: hadiyati@unilak.ac.id Universitas Lancang Kuning

3email: bambangsuroto@unilak.ac.id Universitas lancang kuning

*Correspondence: fatkhurrahman@unilak.ac.id; Tel.: +761-52581

Abstract: Traditional food products have become an icon of a region. The uniqueness of the food product being offered to the visitors will give some uniqueness values and will consequently influence the business development of a region. This survey study was conducted among 247 entrepreneurs producing the traditional food products by distributing questionnaires employing proportional random sampling. The data was analyzed using SEM analysis via WarpPLS program. Based on the result of the study, it was found out that the entrepreneurship creativity in manufacturing new products significantly influenced the excellence of Riau traditional food products either directly or indirectly. In addition, this was also determined by the quality of the business operation. Besides, the local entrepreneurs’

ability in seeing opportunities significantly influenced the excellence of the food products either directly or indirectly.

Keywords: Creativity, Opportunities, Business Quality, and Competitive Advantage, Traditional Food Product

1. Introduction

Product uniqueness has become the excellence in building entrepreneurship, particularly for the society pursuing SME’s (Small and Medium Micro Enterprises). The regional government of Riau has been persistently developing their areas. The regional development in various sectors has given meaningful impacts towards the creative economy sector. In addition, the government has established a flagship program, namely, tourism sector development. This sector development has been well- received by the society and has given them new opportunities to introduce the peculiarity and excellence of their local products to the outsiders. The fact that Riau original food products are forgotten due to the existence of the modernized Riau traditional products have constantly been the problem in the development of UMKM (Small and Medium Micro Enterprises). This trend has something to do with the market and the market share. The entry of food products from various regions has made the local products receive less attention from the visitors. Besides, the business world in the existing UMKM (Small and Medium Micro Enterprises) has not been able to produce excellent, unique, and competitive products. Based on the data obtained from the Industry and Commerce Services (Disperindag) of Riau Province, Small and Medium Micro Enterprises decreased as much as 8% in 2012 and kept decreasing as much as 9.8% in 2014. [1]

IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science 469 (2020) 012066 doi:10.1088/1755-1315/469/1/012066

The decrease in the number of these business units indicates the drawback of the business operation done by UMKM managers. Besides, some products were made using non-local ingredients.

This has made these business units depend solely on non-local ingredients, which are, the ingredients originating from other regions. It also made the price determined on the products not equal to the market demand. As a result, the market interest in the products became low. Such condition illustrates that the local products owned by the Small and Medium Micro Enterprises (SME’s) are less competitive in the market. In addition, the competition among Riau food products, non-local products (any products origination from other regions), and international products (any products originating from other countries) were quite tough.

The excellence of local products has become a crucial problem which needed more attention.

This problem occurred possibly because the business owners and managers were relatively new to running the business, meaning that they were lack of experience. According to the study conducted by Fatkhurahman (2018), 75% of the business owners and managers had managed the business in less than five years. Regarding this matter, the relatively low quality of the business owners and managers in innovating new products might be caused by their low entrepreneurship spirit in creative thinking and their low ability in building the market network. Consequently, their product marketing opportunity remained low [2].

This article limits the discussion on the excellence of the specialized local products branded as Riau traditional food products influenced by the business operation quality of their owners and managers. Such matter deserves attention. Furthermore, the business operation quality was associated with the variables of creativity and business opportunity. This was based on the previous studies indicating that regarding the excellence of products manufactured by Small and Medium Micro Enterprises (SME’s), the success and failure of which would depend on their superiority in competition. To succeed in a competitive business environment, a company personnel should possess excellent capabilities (the skills needed). The resources optimally utilized in showing good performance will result in a competency that will be able to build the company’s excellent competitiveness.

2. Theory

Ankrah (2015) states that the performance in the form of good business operation quality in operating a small business will determine the success in achieving the excellence of Small and Medium Micro Enterprises (SME’s). The business manager’s performance in achieving the accomplishments and the business excellence is essential [3]. According to Ardiani Ika Sulistyawati and Rejeki Ari Indrayani (2012), performance has a great and direct influence towards the business excellence in a market competition [4]. According to Intan Sherlin (2016), the influence of marketing performance towards the excellence in competitiveness is 19% and the rest 81% is influenced by the other factors. In addition [5]. The influence of product innovation and marketing performance towards the excellence in competitiveness is 32.4%. Jarunee Wonglimpiyarat (2015) states that innovation and efficient innovation management are capable of increasing the competitiveness of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) [6].

The business owners and managers performance took as the concept of business quality is caused by creativity and ability to see business opportunities based on some studies. As stated by Bereket Mamo Buli (2017), entrepreneurship characteristics such as creativity and ability to see opportunities in African Small and Medium Micro Enterprises (SME’s) give a manager some basis in achieving success in a business [7]. Charles J. Mambula I (2010) states that the entrepreneurial spirit of the immigrants is more acknowledged. They are assumed to have the ability to succeed in running their business, to have courage in taking risks, and to think creatively in order to be able to survive in any condition [8].

According to Fatima S.M.A Hasan and Muneer Mohammed Saeed Almubarak (2016), a female entrepreneur has an ability to see business opportunities and to show good performance [9].

Georgios Theriou and Dimitrios Chatzoudes (2015) also explain that entrepreneurship characteristics