Oktaviana, Prita Veronica Putri (2024) PROSES DIFUSI INOVASI IDENTITAS KEPENDUDUKAN DIGITAL (IKD) DI KABUPATEN BOYOLALI. Undergraduate thesis, FAKULTAS ILMU SOSIAL DAN ILMU POLITIK UNIVERSITAS DIPONEGORO.

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Abstract

In the era of digitalization, technological and information developments are
increasingly developing. The government has made a new breakthrough in the field
of population administration through the innovation of Digital Population Identity
(IKD). The aim of the IKD is to facilitate and speed up public service transactions
in digital form. The process of diffusion of this innovation is important in ensuring
its acceptance and successful implementation in society. This research aims to
analyze the process of diffusion of Digital Population Identity (IKD) innovation in
Boyolali Regency as well as the obstacles in the process of diffusion of Digital
Population Identity (IKD) innovation in Boyolali Regency. This research uses a
qualitative descriptive approach with data collection techniques through
observation, interviews and documentation and uses Rogers' theory. The research
results show that the process of diffusion of Digital Population Identity (IKD)
innovation in Boyolali Regency through stages consisting of knowledge,
persuasion, decision making, implementation and confirmation has become the
focus in efforts to spread this innovation. However, even though they have passed
these stages, the IKD innovation diffusion process in Boyolali Regency has still not
reached its maximum level. However, this diffusion process does not run without
obstacles. Psychological barriers include low levels of trust, concerns about data
security, and negative experiences that influence people's attitudes and interest
towards IKD. Meanwhile, practical obstacles include limited human resources in
dissemination, lack of technological literacy, difficulty in using the application, and
complicated requirements. This obstacle shows that even though it has gone
through various stages, further efforts are still needed to increase the effectiveness
and acceptance of IKD innovation in the Boyolali Regency community.
Keywords: Innovation Diffusion Process, Digital Population Identity, Digital
Transformation and Public Services

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