A Measurement Model and The Techno-Economy Analysis for Traceability Technology Adoption: A Case Study of Melon Distribution in Indonesia
Keywords:
Traceability, technology component, techno-economic analysisAbstract
Product traceability system is used to trace an item or group of items from one point to another within a supply chain/distribution. Implementing a traceability system will allow the prevention of potential risks that may arise due to contamination of horticultural products. This study focuses on melon. Melon is one of horticultural products which have a high output volume and export value and is expected to increase in the future. Potential increase in export volume and value coincide with the need for improving the quality and product quality standards. Therefore, it needs a system that supports an increase in volume and export value. The system is the traceability system. The importance of the product traceability system is driven by increasing consumer awareness on safety and quality agricultural products. The technology supporting it becomes important in a traceability system, and therefore this paper discusses assessment technology components within the distribution system of melon. The results will be used as a reference in the improvement aspect to support the implementation of traceability technologies. The techno-economic analysis is used to analyze the feasibility of implementing technology and economy models.References
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