Title :
The formation of Cyclic Stone (CS) in Design Economic (Designomic) on creating Jewellery Design
Author :
Hashim, Hema Zulaika
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Metal Design Contemporary, UiTM, Shah Alam, Malaysia
Abstract :
`Cyclic Stone´ is a new branding terminology. It is a process which involves various recycle materials, exploring the potential of waste possibility into new form of gemstone. The focus point of this theoretical framework study is to investigate a substance that can be adopted into Design Economic (Designomic) on creating Jewellery Design. This paper will give explanation about the factors that may influence the designs of jewellery using Cyclic Stone. There are three main objectives for this study. The first objective is to enhance characteristic of lower environmental impacts. The second objective is to establish the used of gemstones in the jewellery design and the third and last objective is to inspire the skills of design towards enhancing entrepreneurial leadership. In addition, the researcher will develop a method to make sure the success of the Cyclic Stone´s investigation. By using Entrepreneurial Strategic Innovation Model (ESIM) on Cyclic Stone, the study will improve the impact of incorporate mix material on design factors towards design economic. Finally, this research will be useful to the government agency whether they are involved directly or indirectly in enhancing the jewellery design business in Malaysia.
Keywords :
design engineering; government; human resource management; industrial economics; innovation management; rocks; ESIM; Malaysia; branding terminology; cyclic stone formation; design economic; design factors; designomic; entrepreneurial leadership; entrepreneurial strategic innovation model; environmental impacts; government agency; jewellery design business; recycle materials; waste possibility potential; Art; Business; Economics; Gold; Slag; Technological innovation; Cyclic Stone; Design economic; Jewellery Design;
Conference_Titel :
Business Engineering and Industrial Applications Colloquium (BEIAC), 2013 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Langkawi
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-5967-2
DOI :
10.1109/BEIAC.2013.6560105